i heart zoos
I love zoos. Not just a little bit. But more like one of those kids that needs to have a leash attached to them so I don't wander off or so you can pull me along when I won't stop staring at the bats. (Sadly, both of these things have happened.) So when we went...
Read Morechili beef tips and southwest potatoes
Here's another Let's Dish meal that I made recently. You could put the potatoes in the oven which took quite some time, or take the faster microwave method. I chose the faster one. I don't like waiting for my food! The beef didn't take more than about 10 minutes to cook up on the stove....
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1. Minor crises averted 2. Finishing something up in the nick of time. 3. “Take the chance while you still have the choice.” (from a fortune cookie) 4. Hearing rave reviews about a car we are thinking about and already like. 5. Diet Ruby Red Sierra Mist. It tastes just like sparking grapefruits! YUM!
Read Moresweaters
I am always cold. Therefore, I need sweaters in my wardrobe. Not just a couple. A lot. In every color preferably! The ones I bought 2 years ago to wear over everything are getting worn out. So I was in the market for some new ones. And then I came across these beauties…ON SALE! I...
Read Moremom jeans
In a Mother's Day ode to moms, I have come across something all moms should consider. The dreaded “mom jeans”. Chuck comes across all sorts of websites. He recently sent me one. I both laughed at it and took it as a chance to learn a little something. Here is the website so you know...
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1. Stopping by my dad's to pick up some things and getting a nice welcome from his dog. 2. Meeting two of my best friends for shopping and hanging out. 3. My friend bought me lunch for fixing a bracelet for her. 4. Some more hand-me-down clothes from a friend. 5. Getting some things done...
Read Morehouse projects
Last weekend we went to my brother, Adam's house to work on projects. He wanted to tear down some old paneling that was on the walls and then drywall it. So we went shopping for the stuff we needed. Then we did some destruction. (My favorite part!) Then the guys put up the drywall. While...
Read Moreblue like jazz
A while back, our neighbor lent us a book that she said was one of her favorites. Chuck read it and then left it for me to read. This was MONTHS ago! Well, I finally got around to reading it. It's called “Blue Like Jazz: Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality” by Donald Miller. I must...
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