LOL!!! not totally sure what to think about that last piece of wisdom!
Camping with 7-Year-Olds
2 days ago
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
bear with me...
while I try to organize things and manage my time more wisely...
but don't cry too much....
I will resume normal blogging soon...along with pictures from the rest of Christmas and the New Year! Wow! 2010....10 years ago today, Dave and I went on our first date! 5 different homes and 3 kids later, here we are. It's a great place to be. Settled. {almost}Tuesday, January 12, 2010
what's the going rate for teeth these days?
looks like the tooth fairy will be paying Aubrey a visit tonight...,.
and the house fairy paid mommy and daddy a visit earlier today...looks like we'll be under contract in the next couple of days on the house I talked about back in November!!
what a GREAT day!!
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
tuesday top ten
novels...
1. My very first favorite novel that I can remember is from 4th grade...Wait Till Helen Comes...I remember reading it while listening to New Kids on the Block on my walkman...not sure how much I comprehended doing that, but I read it multiple times...thought I'd throw that one in there.
2. I am obviously a kid at heart because I LOVED the entire Harry Potter series. LOVED them all.
3. The Wedding solidified my obsession with Nicholas Sparks.
4. The Lovely Bones had me sobbing uncontrollably by chapter 2...in public no less....thought I hated it for that reason, but it's so well written that I love it.
5. Man's Search for Meaning by Holocaust survivor, Viktor Frankl. I think everyone should read this novel.
6. My Horizontal Life by Chelsea Handler...it's pretty much what you would expect from the title...but a good break from depressing novels which I find way too common.
7. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. Never saw the movie...don't want to ruin the visions in my head.
8. The Pursuit of Happyness- did see the movie and loved both.
9. Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. This was one of those novels that I was supposed to read in high school, but read the first chapter and put it away...then had to read it in college and found it to be brilliant. Might be my favorite of all.
10. and finally....I am adding my least favorite book of all time...She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb....was literally overdone....I mean, seriously? There is nothing good about that novel, in my opinion.
1. My very first favorite novel that I can remember is from 4th grade...Wait Till Helen Comes...I remember reading it while listening to New Kids on the Block on my walkman...not sure how much I comprehended doing that, but I read it multiple times...thought I'd throw that one in there.
2. I am obviously a kid at heart because I LOVED the entire Harry Potter series. LOVED them all.
3. The Wedding solidified my obsession with Nicholas Sparks.
4. The Lovely Bones had me sobbing uncontrollably by chapter 2...in public no less....thought I hated it for that reason, but it's so well written that I love it.
5. Man's Search for Meaning by Holocaust survivor, Viktor Frankl. I think everyone should read this novel.
6. My Horizontal Life by Chelsea Handler...it's pretty much what you would expect from the title...but a good break from depressing novels which I find way too common.
7. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. Never saw the movie...don't want to ruin the visions in my head.
8. The Pursuit of Happyness- did see the movie and loved both.
9. Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. This was one of those novels that I was supposed to read in high school, but read the first chapter and put it away...then had to read it in college and found it to be brilliant. Might be my favorite of all.
10. and finally....I am adding my least favorite book of all time...She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb....was literally overdone....I mean, seriously? There is nothing good about that novel, in my opinion.
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