Okay, I can totally relate to this sentiment! After this last election season I am sick to death of both sides of the aisle. Run 'em over!
And even if you can't sew I still like you! I used to be the queen of stitch ripping...I don't know what changed and when but I handle the whole sewing thing much better now and actually enjoy it. And of course you like to crochet which is sort of like sewing...kinda...in a way. :)
I totally missed your ornament party on Wednesday, due to recovering from a nightmare shopping trip into Cordoba on Tuesday. I'm trying to get my living room decorated this weekend. Would it be okay if I came back and linked up later? Or would that be going against B'ville protocol. Not sure what's acceptable and what's not.
Several weeks ago I was the lucky winner of a book giveaway from Mocha with Linda . Click here to read her post about this book! As I finished the book up the other day I began to think about the two women the story centers around. The story begins with two pen pals in elementary school and they continue with there friendship for many, many years through letters and emails, but they have never actually met, not until things change for the main character. Her life takes an unexpected turn and she finds herself face to face with her long time pen pal. I began to think of the similarities between the two women in the book and all of you, my fellow bloggers. As members of this unique internet community we enter into each other lives as we read each others posts, as we comment, share encouraging words or just a well needed giggle now and then. But what I enjoyed as I read this book was the depiction of the friendship these two women shared. They had been intimately involved...
I was mentally kicking and screaming as the sun came up on our last day. As condo's go, I have to share that being the spoiled woman that I am I found several deficits in my surroundings. Don't get me wrong, I loved our time at the beach, the place where I rest my head is a secondary issue. It was completely adequate, however, compared to some of the other places we have rested our head this was a bit lacking. The back deck, the furniture was very old and kinda dirty, so sitting outside was not an option. Enjoying my morning coffee as the sun came up was not something I wanted to do on rickety dirty plastic lawn furniture. The grill was a fire hazard, there was a dead tree right outside our back porch so it was a bit of an eyesore. The condo was also a townhome, that meant stairs leading up to the main living area and then stairs leading up to the bedrooms. The trips up and down the stairs were not the most conducive to the arthritis in my hips and knees. I managed to c...
Merry Christmas Here is my contribution to this years "I see what you're saying - Christmas Edition" It is breif (3:25 minute video) of the Holidays at my house. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Blessings Robin
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And even if you can't sew I still like you! I used to be the queen of stitch ripping...I don't know what changed and when but I handle the whole sewing thing much better now and actually enjoy it. And of course you like to crochet which is sort of like sewing...kinda...in a way. :)
I totally missed your ornament party on Wednesday, due to recovering from a nightmare shopping trip into Cordoba on Tuesday. I'm trying to get my living room decorated this weekend. Would it be okay if I came back and linked up later? Or would that be going against B'ville protocol. Not sure what's acceptable and what's not.
Kathleen