Posted in Being a Wife and Mom, Just For Fun on Aug 22nd, 2008 2 Comments »
My sister sent a whole bunch of fun churchy cartoons to me today. This one was in the middle - I laughed … then swallowed a bit and laughed uncomfortably … Guilty…
I would love to credit the cartoonist who drew this - there was no link to him and I tried searching on what [...]
Posted in Being a Wife and Mom on Aug 14th, 2008 No Comments »
Well I’m happy to say that the lady in the picture that I posted for my Wordless Wednesday is NOT me! It’s my friend Laura.
A couple of years ago we both won our direct sales company cruise and while we were out and about on one of the shore excursions we came along these [...]
Posted in Being a Wife and Mom on Aug 13th, 2008 2 Comments »
One of my networking friends said today that she’s had her blog for over a year and is “awardless” so I thought I’d let her know that I like her blog by giving her an award:
This award proudly goes to Pamela over at PMKU
This is kind of fun - maybe I’ll award others and start [...]
Posted in Being a Wife and Mom on Aug 7th, 2008 2 Comments »
Announcing the first annual, er, monthly … whatever… the first of many anyway ..
Quiet-Mom Weed-A-Thon
Gather the family together, hop on a bus, plane, in your mini-van - heck, just walk on over if you want to.
Bring your gardening gloves and a hat.
I’ll provide the drinks and the weeds.
What’s in it for you????
Well, um… the drinks, [...]
Posted in Being a Wife and Mom on Jul 31st, 2008 3 Comments »
Here’s the play the kids did for the old folks - kind of a rewrite of the joke I posted this morning:
Sorry about the angle - I was also in charge of music for their play! LOL!
Here are a few more “serious” parts of their little program today for the folks. My girls are [...]
Posted in Being a Wife and Mom on Jul 31st, 2008 1 Comment »
My daughters are entertaining the folks at our retirement home today. We’ve been visiting them almost every Thursday now for going on 10 years. What a blessing - to us and them. We’ve made some great friendships, cried when dear ones have passed and learned so much for those older and usually [...]
