Making
I’ve been making and making all day today. I wish I had more to show for it. Sometimes though, difficult and time consuming things come in small packages. So here’s what I have been up to…I started some more of the mini Mary Jane shoes quite…
Category: Arden Court
A is for Allergy
We have been dealing with Allergies this week. I am ill equipped in terms of medication or anything of that nature, but we have been praying a lot and the boys are showing great attitudes despite their discomfort.Owen was the first to show symptoms.…
Things I’ve Wanted to Blog About But Haven’t Yet
Easter: What a beautiful day! I made sweet potato biscuits with ham and we all ate it with smiles on our faces. I’m sure there was something more to that meal, but that’s the only part I remember. Owen learned to ride his bike without training wheels.…
Catching Up In Pictures
I hate that I have left out pictures lately. It takes time and time isn’t always available. So…I’ve spent my morning resizing and adjusting and labeling.
The Distaff Side
Our weekend retreat went beautifully. We started with 8 ladies on Friday night and the group settled down to 7 by Saturday morning. One of the girls couldn’t stay overnight due to obligations on Saturday. Another girl lives two minutes down the road i…
Short Tales
Have you heard of dear Annabelle Flynn,
And the beautiful yarns she can spin?
It’s not on a spindle,
No indeed, it’s the Kindle,
Where her tales are quite short, but not thin.
A Cheesy Limerick, & Much More
A troubled young woman named Freida,
Had a deep fear of Chester the Cheetah.
In the panic that seized,
She swore off all cheese,
From fresh Feta to rubber Velveeta.
Completely Unfair
The Saturday sunshine and air,
Brought sweet fragrance to Abigail’s hair.
But the next day that came,
Caused poor Abby to claim,
“Sunday rain is completely unfair.”
That’s Not Your Valentine
Annika Desiree Stine,
Had some trouble discerning the line.
Her Faux pas occurred,
When she tried to secure,
Someone’s beau for her own Valentine.
Still Here
That title means…we’re still at home. I have not left our house, other than to play in the yard, since bringing Owen home from school on Thursday. The snow came on Friday morning and has stayed in the yard ever since. It’s been lovely and I am such…