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Life and Loss
This past week has been a mixed bag of Joy and Sorrow. The Joy came in the form of a little cherub named Koralena. Kora is my granddaughter and she turned 1 yr old a week ago today. We were fortunate enough to be able to spend that special day with her, my daughter and son in law and my parents, in Biloxi, MS. Everything about Kora is filled with Joy! Kora is one of the happiest little girls I've ever known, including all of my children. I think that for the most part, it's just going to be Kora's personality to be a happy person but, I give much of the credit to Arika and Chuck, her parents. They are truly devoted to her and spend so much time making sure she is well taken care of, that her mind is being stimulated and that she is happy! I couldn't be prouder of my daughter.
The sorrow came in the form of two untimely deaths. First being our grandson, Kaden's, Father. He was killed last Saturday in a motorcycle accident. To be honest, he was never much of a Father to Kaden but still, he was his Father. My sorrow comes from knowing the loss that Kaden feels. My heart goes out to his Mother as well.
Secondly I found out today that a dear lady that I knew through the internet, who was only 40 yrs old, slipped away quietly in her sleep on Tuesday. She had been sick for about 2 months from MRSA. The infection settled in her lungs and caused so much damage that I believe it was impossible for her to recover. She was a true beauty both inside and out. I'm shocked, saddened and feel just sick about her losing her battle. She was greatly loved by so many, most especially her family and her husband. Oddly enough I feel so bad for her dog, Riley. She loved Riley so much and I know he loved her. I cannot express enough how special she was. The world has lost one of it's best and I mean this very sincerely.
Life is so weird. One day you're here and living life to the fullest and them WHAM, you're gone! I'd like to think I'd learn a lesson from this but, just like most everyone else, I will eventually get back into my daily groove and take my life for granted, along with all the people I love. I'll think they'll be there tomorrow. Maybe this time I really will take a lesson from the loss?
To my friend Robbie, I wish you Godspeed. To your family, I hope you will find comfort in know how much your wife, sister and daughter was loved.
100 USES FOR SKIN SO SOFT (AVON)
Tammy's Avon Shop
PERSONAL USES
1. It's a bath oil and after shower moisturizer.
2. It can be used to remove makeup.
3. Great tanning oil (no sunscreen).
4. Hot oil treatment to soften cuticles.
5. Great massage oil for tired muscles.
6. Cleans off tape marks left from bandages on skin.
7. Cleans ink off the skin.
8. Insect repellent.
9. Helps relieve itching caused by dry skin.
10. Cleans oil and grease off of skin.
11. Painting something? Use SSS to remove paint from the hands. (Instead of turpentine).
12. It soothes light sunburn.
13. Rub hands with it before washing, it helps get them cleaner.
14. Rub on dry, cracked skin.... helps heal skin in 2-3 days.
15. Put 1-2 cap fills in liquid soap and use it for shaving legs and under arms. Helps razor glide and leaves skin feeling smooth.
16. Pour a little into your Foot Saver to help moisturize your feet while you relax them.
17. It removes chewing gum from hair, skin, and most nonporous surfaces.
18. Cleans permanent ink off stamps.
19. SSS Original Bath Oil works GREAT on Head Lice!!!!! Saturate head and let it set for 15 minutes. Then rinse under an outdoor faucet, but the lice were gone!!!!!!! Of course shampoo hair a couple of times to get the oil out, but the lice were gone and stayed gone!
20. It kills ants instantly.
21. Spray on skin to relieve dry itching skin. Helps skin retain it's elasticity.
22. Wash hair with shampoo and conditioner like always and after it dries.... Use about the size of a dime of SSS and rub it in your hair. It goes straight in and leaves hair as shiny as the ads on TV, not greasy at all, just soft and shiny.
23. Use bath oil towelettes -- cover windowsill with towelettes to keep ants out.
24. (LICE) Sometimes, using a bath oil, like Avon's SSS, will work to loosen the glue, which holds the nits to the hair. There is a product called Neon Nits, which when sprayed on the hair, will highlight the nits so you can see them to then snip them out with a small scissors.
25. Mild cases of psoriasis.
26. Bath use, fill bath with water and a little SSS, very relaxing and gets rid of dry skin.
HOUSEHOLD USES
27. Sponge it around doors, windows, and on screens to keep crawling bugs out.
28. It's a good wood cleaner and conditioner for natural wood.
29. It removes glue and gum left from price tags and labels from glass, metals, and most plastics.
30. It removes soap scum from shower doors and curtains, and bathroom and kitchen figures.
31. It removes lime and hard water deposits from fixtures, tile, shower doors and windows.
32. It's an oil lubricant for fitting pipe joints that won't slip together.
33. It cleans ink off most vinyl and painted surfaces.
34. It cleans heavy oil and grease from nonporous surfaces.
35. It takes fur off of clothing.
36. Rub on brass ornaments or figurines to help keep them from turning dark.
37. Removes crayon from appliances and most painted surfaces.
38. Wash cupboards with it mixed in your cleaning water to keep ants off and out of the cupboards.
39. Use it to discourage hornets from building their nests. After using a hornet killing spray, remove the nest and keep the area sprayed with SSS. They will not rebuild there.
40. Use it to clean leather; it will also keep it soft and supple.
41. Use it on your air conditioning screen (filter)--your incoming air will smell fresher and the filter is easier to clean.
42. Rub all over windowsills to keep ants out.
43. It cleans paintbrushes easily and leaves them soft as new.
44. It removes gum from carpets.
45. It removes scuffmarks from patent leather shoes.
46. Use it on running rails for sliding glass doors and windows.
47. It removes "ring around the collar".
48. It removes liquid nail (paneling glue).
49. Two glass bowls or glasses stuck together? Drizzle a little SSS down the sides and they'll come apart easily.
50. It removes candle wax from furniture, carpets and clothing.
51. Hummingbird Feeders: To deter bees try rubbing SSS on the feeder surface by the feeder ports.
52. Maggots too!! You squirted SSS in can and lid, then later flushed with soapy water, you shouldn't have any bugs in cans rest of summer!!!
53. It is a great furniture polish!
54. Ok, we have a new use for SSS bath oil. Put it in one of the bottle that you attach to your backyard hose and then spray down the back yard! Will cut down on ants, mosquitoes and other creepy crawlies.
55. Spray it on rose bushes to keep the deer from eating them, and at the cemeteries on the flowers they put out there for the same reason.
56. Kills spiders.
57. It cuts grease and cleans dirt from range hoods.
58. Add a capful to wash water of clothes...acts as a fabric softener and keeps the bugs off clothes.
59. Spray on orchids and other flowers for moisture and to keep bugs away.
60. Cleans baseball caps. Just spray on and rub with toothbrush.
61. Mix one part SSS and 2 parts water on tomato plants and kept those ugly old tomato worms off. I think that adding the vinegar would be fine too and would be nice not to have to shake the spray bottle all the time. Spray plants about every 2 or 3 days.
62. SSS bath oil also does a great job cleaning cherry wood cabinets.
63. Put a little in your mopping water to help keep crawling bugs out. (Not too much or the floor gets slippery.)
64. Use to clean windows.
65. Removes crayon from most surfaces. 66. It's a great insect repellent (or you can use Bug Guard, the actual SSS repellent)
67. Screens can be lightly sprayed with Avon SSS to repel no-see-'ums and tiny gnats that otherwise might slip though the screens.
68. Another use for SSS is it will kill those pesky earwigs. Spray it on & they don't return to life.
69. Also if you ever make candles, use clear wax and melt put SSS in it and harden works great for out side in the summer.
70. As a deodorizer, spray into air and let settle, kills those nasty pet orders.
71. Kids rooms if a child wets the bed, spray the bedding and sheets before washing and will give it a fresh clean smell.
ANIMAL USES
72. It's a great insect repellent for your pet. (As recommended in "Outdoor Life" and "Field and Stream")
73. Mix 5 parts water, 1 part SSS and mist on animals. Brushing it in makes their coats gleam and keeps insects off so the animals don't fidget in the show ring.
74. Mix in your pet's bath water. It takes the fleas off of them...and in between sprays them with the same mixture as in #2 to help keep them off.
75. Rub on your hands before and after working with your pets and farm animals. It will remove the strong smells. 76. Black Fly Spray For Dogs: Use as a spray or a dip. 1 cup SSS, 1/2 cup liquid detergent and 3 gallons of water.
77. For dogs dry skin mix 1 tablespoon of SSS per gallon of water and use as an after bath rinse. Or spritz your pet's coat once per week.
78. If your dog should get tar or asphalt on the pads of their feet rub on SSS and then wipe off.
79. Flea Bath: Use a flea and tick shampoo. Rinse, rinse, rinse so no soap residue is left. Follow with final rinse of 2 gallons of water mixed with flea dip and 1 capful of SSS. The SSS helps replace the oils lost in bathing and has the added benefit of repelling insects.
80. Flea Repellent: Avon's SSS Bath Oil. 1-1/2 ounces per gallon of water; used as a sponge-on dip (or as a spritz) has been tested and proven to have significant, but not complete, flea-repellent activity for a 6-day period. It should help those dry coats, too.
81. Many chows have very dry and flaky skin, especially for being black. Use it about twice a month just spray it on.
82. I use the following on my horses and on my dogs when necessary. 1-cup Avon SSS bath oil 1-cup white vinegar 1-cup (or more) water 5 cc of essential oil of citronella (from the health food store NOT the type you burn to keep insects away that is available in a drug store) Mix in a spray bottle. Straight SSS works well for mosquito’s too but really makes your dog greasy.
83. (Barns) Use of an inexpensive fly control spray or a diluted mix of Avon SSS in water can be sprayed on barn walls and floor to discourage insects from hanging around or to eliminate them before putting in the new bedding. As time permits, and if you can keep your goats out of the barn for a few hours - let the barn stand and air out before re-filling with bedding.
84. Rub on your hands before and after working with pets and farm animals, takes away pet odor.
85. Avon's SSS bath oil massaged directly into the skin of your Rottweiler acts not only as a successful repellant and makes their dogs smell good but helps prevent drying and itchy skin.
86. A natural way to help cats with flea problems and flea allergies is to rub Skin So Soft into the skin. Once a bug, always a bug. Fleas don't like it either! Spread the word!
87. Cats: SSS IS SAFE FOR FUR LICKING -------The SSS plus is safe as long as it is the one without sunscreen.
88. Don't overuse the SSS. I just use the lotion, and rub it into the skin, not more than every few days. My cat's sensitive and we're being careful. Common sense is the rule. Sprinkling Yeast on the cat food helps, too. My cat's fur is medium-length; he's part Persian, and he's doing fine, no ill effects from the SSS. You can check with your vet to be sure if it's okay...
USES FOR HORSES
89. SSS can be used as a hoof polish. This will put a nice shine to the hoof without drying it. The farrier's wife will appreciate this one!
90. SSS can be used as a muzzle, eye, and ear enhancer. Generally we used baby oil but it was so messy. I tried SSS and it works great and still helps keep bugs away.
91. I have a show mare that has allergies and also gets dry skin very easily so I started giving her baths in SSS. What I do is bathe her like normal and then I put a capful of SSS in a 5-gallon bucket of warm water and sponge this all over her. Her hair coat dries silky soft and she quits itching. Works for her.
92. The bug guard towelettes we had last summer work great on the horse’s ears and around their eyes.
93. When I have to band (braid) their manes I use the Techniques Oil Sheen. It seems to help hold the braids a lot better and they don't try to rub them out.
94. The dry end serum works great in their tails as a detangler. Everything I have mentioned here I use faithfully on our show horses. The products are a heck of a lot cheaper than actual horse products. People see me using these products at the horse shows and start inquiring about them. I usually let them take my bottles and try them on their horses at the show, which usually ends up in a sale for me.
AUTOMOBILE USES
95. It removes tar spots from the car without damage to the paint.
96. Use it to clean vinyl dashboards, seats, and tops. It not only cleans, but also keeps it soft and helps to prevent any cracking.
97. After washing your car, use it as a tire dressing to keep them looking like new. 98. Put some on a small washcloth and leave in the car to help keep the air fresh and clean.
99. Wipe down vinyl surfaces inside your car. Cleans nicely and removes smoke odors left by cigarette smokers.
100. It gently cleans heavy grease and oil from skin and nonporous surfaces (great for Mechanic's Hands).
Would Ya?
Whew.....Summing it up!
An appeal has been filed in the Terista Hughes case
THE FACES OF A PUPPY MILL
Please help save the lives of these dogs....
A beautiful day in the neighborhood...
so I was able to get a out with Lexy and do some things.
Here's a few pictures we snapped
Mimi chasing Lexy on her bike.
Lexy getting a ride on Uncle Tony's shoulders...and Misty too :)
Introducing Abby
The long and short of it...
Isn't that the way it always is when you're traveling? On our return home it started snowing just as we hit Henderson, KY. That was soon followed by ice, freezing rain and more snow. It made for awful driving and as luck would have it, my daughter who lives in Florida was on her way home to see me. She got stuck in KY overnight.
The great meltdown has begun and it sounds like a bowl of rice krispies out there now. It was beautiful while it lasted.
Well, Baby bean, as it turns out is a BOY! Woot! He's perfect and Kristin is doing well.
Tonight we're meeting our youngest daughter's new boyfriend, who is in the airforce. I'm excited about meeting him and I know our daughter is pleased that he flew all the way to Indiana to meet us.
That's pretty much it I guess...It seemed exciting when I was thinking about it..haha Love and Light
Sneaking In..
One bit of bad news..my little Peanut was hit by a car and killed on January 2. I'd grown to love my little furkid so much that I was truly devastated by it. I still miss him and cry at night when I'm going to sleep. I've always been an animal lover, but I never knew I would bond so quickly with this little guy. He went with me everywhere I could take him. We even dressed him up and took him to all our family functions at Christmas and he was a huge hit! Everyone that met Peanut loved him. I had turned him into my baby. He loved me too.
Seeing how upset and depressed I was, my Father put a deposit down on an unborn puppy, a Yorkie. At first I wasn't thrilled about it. I felt guilty. Now I'm getting a bit eager for the little thing to come home!
She was born January 25. She won't be able to come home until late March or early April. I'll post pictures when she's home.
Our holidays went well. One of my favorite memories of Christmas '07 is Lexy opening a mermaid Barbie I bought for her and saying "Mimi, it's a zacly what I wandded" She's 3, she still has that "cute talk" I love that about her!
Baby bean is growing and Mama is doing well for the time being. (our daughter Kristin and her baby bump) Kristin has been hospitalized 4 times in the last 3 months. She's been so sick and gone into very early labor twice. She isn't due until July. Keep a good thought for her and baby bean.
Tony and I will be married 20 years the 19th of this month. We're taking our annual mini vacation. We're headed to Nashville this year. I've scheduled a couples massage for us :) We have a few other plans but will mostly wing it.
I need to get around to see all my friend's blogs here. I've missed you all. A special shout out to Cutter and ggirl.
And to surrogate, Lori, FinallyFree, FlowerLady, Mimi, Pirate Girl, Emerging and damnit, I know I've forgotten some and I'll be kicking myself for naming names....I've missed you all.
Take Care everyone.
I wish..
Today is Dec. 2 and it's was a balmy 67 degrees! Now dang it, I'm ready for some of the white stuff that everyone else is getting. Yes, I'm a big fan of summer but, if it isn't going to be sunny and the grass isn't green, I want to be a snow bunny.
Lexy just called me to make sure she could stay with me when her Mommy is in the hospital having the baby. The baby isn't due until July but, she had to make sure Mimi would be available. That put a smile on my face. Of all the folks she could stay with, she wanted to stay with me.
When I asked her what she wanted Santa to bring her for Christmas, she said "ummm, I don't know." Quickly changing the subject she said, "will you come see my Christmas tree right now, Mimi?" Bless her heart. She doesn't understand that we live nearly an hour away and I can't just make those impromptu visits like I'd like to.
She's really wanting a baby sister and everyone else is rooting for a boy. At least someone will get their wish :)
She told her cousin that he could have the baby if it's a boy!
I think Mommy and Daddy might have something to say about that.
I think I have about half of my Christmas shopping done and for whatever reason, I don't have the overwhelming urge to get it done in any big hurry. Usually I'm scrambling and in a panic by now. I'm feeling pretty laid back about all of it this year and glad of it.
The tree is up and the house is decorated. I've been walking around humming Christmas carols. I even got caught doing a little jig in the grocery store today to the music being piped in. Dang, I thought I was alone in the cookie isle.
Guess I should really look around before I start shaking and wiggling!
I wish..
Today is Dec. 2 and it's was a balmy 67 degrees! Now dang it, I'm ready for some of the white stuff that everyone else is getting. Yes, I'm a big fan of summer but, if it isn't going to be sunny and the grass isn't green, I want to be a snow bunny.
Lexy just called me to make sure she could stay with me when her Mommy is in the hospital having the baby. The baby isn't due until July but, she had to make sure Mimi would be available. That put a smile on my face. Of all the folks she could stay with, she wanted to stay with me.
When I asked her what she wanted Santa to bring her for Christmas, she said "ummm, I don't know." Quickly changing the subject she said, "will you come see my Christmas tree right now, Mimi?" Bless her heart. She doesn't understand that we live nearly an hour away and I can't just make those impromptu visits like I'd like to.
She's really wanting a baby sister and everyone else is rooting for a boy. At least someone will get their wish :)
She told her cousin that he could have the baby if it's a boy!
I think Mommy and Daddy might have something to say about that.
I think I have about half of my Christmas shopping done and for whatever reason, I don't have the overwhelming urge to get it done in any big hurry. Usually I'm scrambling and in a panic by now. I'm feeling pretty laid back about all of it this year and glad of it.
The tree is up and the house is decorated. I've been walking around humming Christmas carols. I even got caught doing a little jig in the grocery store today to the music being piped in. Dang, I thought I was alone in the cookie isle.
Guess I should really look around before I start shaking and wiggling!
Merengue
Can I store pies with merengue on them in the fridge? Or will it make the merengue weep?
AKA Runny..
My brother requested chocolate pie with merengue and it actually turned out very good :)
I had to get out the propane torch to brown the top but, what the hey, right? :)
No worries, I made a call to my MOM!
In the fridge it goes!
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
My Little Peanut
Good and Bad..and GOOD!
For a while after the wedding I was beat. I mean beat right down into the ground. I think I spent more time in bed than I did out of it.
BUT
What's been keeping me away more recently is the fact that I'm feeling GOOD! HOORAY! Not "non-MS" good but, I'll take it anyday! I'm thinking more clearly, I'm not wall walking and most importantly I feel like and want to do things! Weeeeeeeeee!
I was honestly starting to think there would never be a good day again but, lo and behold there are still good days left in me.
Hubby and I found out last night we are going to be grandparents again! Our second daughter is expecting her second baby. This will be Lexy's new baby brother or sister. If you're keeping count, this will be grandchild #5! So far we have 2 girls and 2 boys, so this one will be a bonus, whatever gender it is. Personally, I'm hoping for a boy but, will be happy w/ whatever we're given. I really just want a healthy baby.
My little Peanut is doing well and is like our child. I have new pictures of him (our little Yorkie) and I'm going to post them, just as soon as I get around to it.
I'm sorry to all my friends here. Even though I haven't been to your blog lately, I think of you all often.
I hope everyone is well.
Wedding Pictures
The Countdown!
My youngest daughter arrived from Florida last night and other out of town guests will be trickling in this week.
I think I'm right on track to having everything done..
Good Heavens I keep having to remind myself that everything will be fine and even if it's not, who will know but me? I mean unless there's some huge catastrophe and I refuse for that to happen!
Send positive thoughts our way :)
It's raining it's pouring...
My poor little dog is soaked to the bone, from trying to take a potty break outside. What do you do with an indoor dog on days like this?
In other news...there's no news :)
Have a GREAT DAY!
R.I.P. GMan
I found out this morning that he passed away earlier this month.
I'm caught between being happy for him that he's been released from the prison cell that was his body and being sad.
If anyone handled MS with finesse it was GMan.
An email from my daughter
Ahh! I LOVE this place! We are staying on 87th between Broadway and Amsterdam, that's right, not even half block of broadway. This area is bustling, people everywhere, we walked for about four hours tonight and, no exaggeration, probably passed about 250 resto.s and 600 storefronts. Ate at Cafe Con Leche on the sidewalk and had the most AMAZING paella and....ahem...assertive sangria. We are only three blocks west of Central Park and it seems to be even more amazing than I thought. We then hoofed it all the way down to 60th street where we stumbled upon Trump International Tower in this amazing intersection with a giant fountain and literally hundreds of people of all ethnicities. The architecture is amaing! I saw the most BEAUTIFUL church and am going to try to catch the service on Sunday. It is a Universalist Unitarian church. Sorry if my grammar is poor but I have never felt so invigorated by a place in my entire life. You have GOT to come here. Tommorrow we are going to the Museum of Natural History which we walked by tonight. It is where Night at The Museum was filmed. We may hit the guggenheim, but it depends on how long we are at the first museum. I havent really taken any photos yet as I was just too enthralled but I will tommorrow. I am thinking about going back out to Amsterdam as things seem to be picking up even more and I want to be a part of it. LOVE YOU
Details, details, details!
It puts me in the mind of Christmas. No matter how early I start, I'm never finished until the day comes and goes. I always see just one more thing that someone will like.
Tonight I wittled the list down to only an isle runner...I think? Hubby and I went out and bought a chocolate fountain, plates for the cake and cups for the punch, napkins, balloons and balloon weights. I received 3 boxes via Fed Ex today full of topiaries for the tables.
You should see my dining room! Which we now refer to as the wedding room. No kidding, it is stacked all along 2 walls with boxes full of wedding "stuff" and I haven't seen my dining room table since before July.
My dress is pressed and ready to be picked up from the dress shop. I got my shoes today. Hubby's suit is hanging in the closet ready to go. Now if I can just find a dog sitter for the day and pick up that isle runner, we'll be ready to go! I really think Peanut should be invited but, Ash doesn't agree with me :(
I've confirmed with the cake lady, the caterer, photographer, the minister and the invitations have been mailed. We received the first RSVP today.
We've already made a trip the reception site and measured everything.
I'm starting to get past being anxious and I'm down to being excited! :) I can't wait to do the chicken dance *wink* . . . . . . Uh, I almost forgot...we need ingredients for punch. Cups wouldn't do us much good without that now, would it? Oh crap, and drinks for dinner! ARGH! See, it's never ending. Maybe nobody will be thirsty and we do have beer and champagne coming, so that should be good enough..ya think?
1 month and counting!
more pictures...

This picture was taken at my daughter's bridal shower on Saturday. These are 3 of my beautiful daughters and myself.

This is a 4 generation shot. L to R.. My daughter, myself, my Mom and my Grandmother.
puppy pics!


Happy Labor Day and A New Friend!
Happy Labor Day! 
Guess what? I got my puppy! Well, he's not a puppy. We think he's about a year and half or two years old. A little Yorkshire Terrior! Quite the little man he is. He weighs a whopping 4.5 lbs!
He's very well behaved and house broken already.
His story goes something like this. A farmer was tending his crops down in the river bottoms when this poor little guy comes walking out of a corn field. His hair was matted and full of those coccoburrs (sp?) Eaten up with fleas and flea bites. The farmer took him home and put out the word that he had found this little guy and kept him for 2 weeks. Nobody came to claim him, so my daughter, Ashleigh told the farmer that I had wanted a Yorkie and now the rest will be history!
He has scabs and sores from his adventures in the river bottoms. The farmer and his wife had to cut his hair to get all the matted hair and coccoburrs out, so he looks a little scraggly right now but, he is just a sweetheart!
Hubby calls him Frumpkin ('cause we don't know where he come from) and son calls him Peanut. We all love him.
He's smart and minds like a little soldier.
I was concerned about the time, expense and dedication it would take from me to care for this little guy but, I'm hooked and he seems right at home.
If I can get a good picture of him, I'll have to show him off later. He seems to be a little camera shy.
Blow Out
Yesterday when I was coming home from my daughter's bridal shower, my front passenger's side tire blew! *POP* Luckily for me, I had just turned on the road I live on and was going very slow. Hubby put on the little temp tire and while he was doing that, noticed that the steel belts were showing through on the other front tire and that I had a bulge, knot, bump whatever it's called on one of my back tires. Major bummer.
So now he's off having 4 new tires put on my car. Something I wasn't planning since the tires aren't that old but, I didn't have them rotated every 5000 miles, so the warranty is null and void. I've nearly sucked our savings dry paying for the wedding....well, it just sucks. Oh well, we've been up against a whole heck of a lot worse than this before. I just hate things happening that aren't budgeted for. I guess that's true for everyone.
I was just reading jjsmom's blog and see that she has PCOS. Both my daughter's have PCOS. My youngest is doing very well with it but, my oldest, not so much. Bless her heart. My heart goes out to jjsmom. After reading her blog, I'm more scared than ever for my girls. My youngest didn't have too many of the symptoms but, my oldest is a textbook case. The youngest leads a very healthy life-style and I think that has helped her tremendously but, maybe she's just lucky?
The oldest is anything but healthy, she's the one getting married in Oct. I wonder if her husband to be even realizes what all the PCOS emcompasses? I kind of doubt it. MOODY, man o man is she ever moody! Even if you know what the cause is, sometimes it's hard to take.
oops, getting a bit off track here.
It's good to be back home at tblog...
First Anniversary and other musings....
Hey there in tblog land! Long time no post, eh? I had sort of migrated to shoutpost but, it seems it's dying a slow and painful death. I honestly didn't mean to desert my friends here at tblog.
So...on with the show!
Tomorrow marks the first anniversary of my blog. My first ever blog, right here on tblog. I sort of wandered in aimlessly and it stuck. I've met some incredible and some not so incredible people during my blogging time. I've made some wonderful friends along the way.
What's going on with me you ask? Let's see...
My baby boy and only son graduated HS in May and is now a freshman in college.
My youngest daughter called off her engagement and has taken a new route in her education.
My oldest daughter is getting married on October 13 and I've been up to my eyeballs in wedding preparations.
I've been busy as all get out but, in more ways than not, I'm enjoying all the planning, prep and excitiment. I've honestly put way more thought into helping my daughter plan her wedding than I did my own. I think we're right on schedule with everything, now we're just down to the countdown. Tomorrow is her bridal shower. Seems like yesterday I was having my own bridal shower. Where did the time go?
Before I start singing Turn! Turn! Turn!, I'm signing off.
Have a GREAT Holiday weekend, I know I'm planning to. :)







