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  1. Be sure you read the poem post below. It makes me laugh.
  2. We are so ready for school to be out around here... ready for not having to be anywhere at any specific time...
  3. Piano recital next Monday... the kids are playing pretty darn good... it's fun to see them develop their skills.
  4. Didn't get the Easter decor put away yesterday... yikes. I'm such a loser. But I did get five loads of laundry done and my whole studio cleaned. Yay!
  5. Been thinking a lot about change lately... feeling a little restless. Looking at house listings in the newspaper. Wondering if there's something different we should/could be doing... I sure wish Tejan would come. That should help with this longing for something more... something different...
  6. Krochet Kids has a blog. I wrote about them awhile back - you can read it here. Anyway - they're a group of college and post-college guys who have started their own non-profit - teaching women in Uganda how to crochet, and then selling their beanies here in the states as a way to employ them. I bought a beanie for E. at church a few weeks back. Anyway - the blog is a fascinating read... so proud of these young guys stepping out and living a crazy dream.
  7. Got my reminder post card for my annual dentist check-up. Ugh. Better start flossing.
  8. I'm working all day today... and dinner is already in the crock pot. Love when I can manage that.
  9. I'm hooked on The Next Food Network Star.
  10. Happy happy Tuesday, friends. Smoochie smooch.

Comments

  1. Anonymous9:10 AM

    Anybody who can get 5 loads of laundry done in one day is NO LOSER
    Just caught up onyour blogs after being gone all weekend.
    Love theone of Asia and Aaron -
    Even tho I had seen the picture the story of Asia's look into his face was precious.
    It is so easy to get busy and miss the important things in life.
    That was a touch of the important !
    Love you

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  2. I'm a day late (and I'm sure a dollar short), but Happy Wednesday- here's to putting those Easter decorations away, today :)

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