My Husband.
My Sons.
My Family.
My Friends.
Our Home.
My hubby's job.
School for my son to learn.
Our Health and Strength.
Technology.
Doctors.
The Constitution and Bill of Rights.
Soldiers.
Faith.
Jesus Christ.
And so much more...
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Reasons Why I'm Glad NOT to be Pregnant Anymore.
I found this list typed to myself shortly after I had my last baby.
Dropping 25 pounds in 17 days!
Holding my baby in my arms!
Being able to walk without waddling.
Having my energy and strength back!
Sushi!
Being able to reach my toes, again!
Having Bill home for five weeks!
Watching my boys be wonderful, sweet big brothers.
Dropping 25 pounds in 17 days!
Holding my baby in my arms!
Being able to walk without waddling.
Having my energy and strength back!
Sushi!
Being able to reach my toes, again!
Having Bill home for five weeks!
Watching my boys be wonderful, sweet big brothers.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
How a Mother Mops
1. Turn on TV
2. Place small children in front of TV in hopes they don't wander into the kitchen.
3. Run off to the kitchen.
4. Start sweeping.
5. Pick up 8 month old and sidetrack him with a noisy toy.
6. hurry back and pick up dust pile.
7. Pick up and move baby again.
8. Sweep up the dust baby brought in.
9. Watch baby heading back for the kitchen.
10. Decide it's best to close the kitchen door.
11. Close the kitchen door.
12. Listen to the cute knocking.
13. Get out the mop and wash and rinse it from last time you mopped.
14. Fill bucket with water and soap.
15. Mop starting at the kitchen/living room door first so if someone walks in it will hopefully be dry.
16. Mop your way to the back door.
17. Finish mopping listening to see if you have time to clean the mop before any crying starts.
18. Set the mop outside to dry.
19. Leave house through kitchen door so you don't ruin freshly mopped floor.
20. Grab your keys.
21. Lock back door.
22. Run to the front door.
23. Unlock it.
24. Step inside just in time to see your toddler walking into the kitchen to find you.
2. Place small children in front of TV in hopes they don't wander into the kitchen.
3. Run off to the kitchen.
4. Start sweeping.
5. Pick up 8 month old and sidetrack him with a noisy toy.
6. hurry back and pick up dust pile.
7. Pick up and move baby again.
8. Sweep up the dust baby brought in.
9. Watch baby heading back for the kitchen.
10. Decide it's best to close the kitchen door.
11. Close the kitchen door.
12. Listen to the cute knocking.
13. Get out the mop and wash and rinse it from last time you mopped.
14. Fill bucket with water and soap.
15. Mop starting at the kitchen/living room door first so if someone walks in it will hopefully be dry.
16. Mop your way to the back door.
17. Finish mopping listening to see if you have time to clean the mop before any crying starts.
18. Set the mop outside to dry.
19. Leave house through kitchen door so you don't ruin freshly mopped floor.
20. Grab your keys.
21. Lock back door.
22. Run to the front door.
23. Unlock it.
24. Step inside just in time to see your toddler walking into the kitchen to find you.
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Why List?
Lists can be fun.
Making lists helps to keep thoughts and ideas sorted.
Lists help you stay organized.
You can't forget something if it's on the list. (Unless you misplace it!)
Making lists is easier than real blogging.
Some people only have time for lists.
Why not?
Making lists helps to keep thoughts and ideas sorted.
Lists help you stay organized.
You can't forget something if it's on the list. (Unless you misplace it!)
Making lists is easier than real blogging.
Some people only have time for lists.
Why not?
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