Monthly Archives: June 2009

Our weather out here has been wierd. It’s been unseasonably cold, and dry. We’re on a record for the amount of rain we haven’t had. One morning Nicholas got up and he was so cold he needed TWO blankets! I … Continue reading →

Was catching up on some reading today and read this blog post at Searching for Bright Light. I found what she had to say about Mahmoud Ahmadinejab very interesting. Jeff and I have been watching all that is happening in … Continue reading →

I got a nice surprise today. Desiree’ over at Raising 5 Hearts nominated me for this award. Dez has a wonderful family & she shows me how you can live a simple life, even with lots of kids! She’s got … Continue reading →

As you might know, I’m a fan of eighties shows like “Magnum, P.I.” (I *love* Tom Selleck!!), “Scarecrow & Mrs. King”, “Knight Rider” and others. I just recently started watching “Simon & Simon”. I don’t remember being allowed to watch … Continue reading →

So I’ve been reading this book called Skinny Chicks Don’t Eat Salad by Christine Avanti. I saw Christine on FOX News (I think it was the morning show – we watch little clips here and there off the website, so … Continue reading →

Today is D-Day, the day many Americans, Britons (?), Canadians, and members of the French Resistance risked life and limb to keep Europe free from the grasp of Nazi Germany. Their sacrifice is one we should always remember. WWII took … Continue reading →

You Are Imaginative You are a creative, innovative person. You’re not afraid of great risks. Right now, you are seeking peace and tranquility in your life. You are drawn to people who are passionate and deep. You feel like there … Continue reading →

Adam Baldwin, who plays “Jayne” in the Firefly series, wrote an article on education in America.  It’s good.  http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/abaldwin/2009/06/03/global-citizenship-an-unsustainable-social-injustice/ I find it interesting talking to the kids at church versus talking to the teachers.  The kids often tell me they … Continue reading →