Thursday, February 28, 2008
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Life is a Little Crazy
Our life is very crazy and pretty darn busy. We've been fixin' up the house, doing taxes, visiting with our church friends, working day and night at our jobs, and trying to keep in touch with family (not always so well, unfortunately). It has been hard for me to post on this blog and now we have a new one. Thankfully, I'm a fast typist, but please forgive me my errors.
There are two new baby birds in our nest. Unfortunately, I have killed about 20 of them to this date, but I'm pulling for these two little ones. Do you think it disturbs them that they live next to the pencil sharpener?
Weather in So. Cal continues to be wintry. It's been rainy many days and the mountains shine with snow - so gorgeous. Feel free to visit us - we'd love to show it off!
There are two new baby birds in our nest. Unfortunately, I have killed about 20 of them to this date, but I'm pulling for these two little ones. Do you think it disturbs them that they live next to the pencil sharpener?
Weather in So. Cal continues to be wintry. It's been rainy many days and the mountains shine with snow - so gorgeous. Feel free to visit us - we'd love to show it off!
New Blog to Visit
My daughters and I have began a new "booky" blog. I think we will have fun working together on this despite the miles of distance between us. Please visit when you get chance. The address is thefriendlybooknook.com
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
Now I know why people love living in So. CA and there are SO many of us. The mountains are just about breathtaking right now. They still have snow-caps and just stand so tall. We can even SEE them right now - no smog, clear, clean air. What a rush! Even the hills which I fondly call "big piles of dirt," are gorgeous. For about once a year they turn green - lovely, lovely, lovely! The weather has been great. After about a month of good, crisp colder weather (we had to wear coats), it now feels like spring outside - midday it is about 75 degrees. Wonderful!
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