Last week for our Homemaking meeting (I don't care, I'm still calling it that), we learned about different ways to combat the "winter blues". One presentation was from a retired music professor who shared with us several videos of Bobby McFerrin performing. You should search for him on You Tube. He really does have an amazing talent. Here is the funnest one. Everyone loves the Wizard of Oz! It's definitely worth your time to watch this amazing performance!
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Monday, January 30, 2012
Nony the slob has written a new ebook!
I am lucky enough to be an affiliate for Nony the slob's new ebook. It is called 28 Days to Hope for your Home. I'm not sure if you follow her blog, but she is a great example to me and I am sure that we are in fact kindred spirits! How could we not be when the stories she tells of her struggles with housekeeping feel like they are from my own life?
There is a picture on my sidebar with a link underneath leading to a site where you can purchase the ebook for $4.00 in the month of February. After that, the price is $7.99, so I would buy in February!
She has been a wonderful example to me and her advice and stories are very real and her down to earth writing style is very refreshing and easy to read and understand.
DISCLAIMER---if you press the link on my sidebar and purchase the ebook, I get paid for being a referring site.
Just couldn't resist the opportunity to share something that has helped me. Tomorrow, back to our regularly scheduled silliness and confusion!!
There is a picture on my sidebar with a link underneath leading to a site where you can purchase the ebook for $4.00 in the month of February. After that, the price is $7.99, so I would buy in February!
She has been a wonderful example to me and her advice and stories are very real and her down to earth writing style is very refreshing and easy to read and understand.
DISCLAIMER---if you press the link on my sidebar and purchase the ebook, I get paid for being a referring site.
Just couldn't resist the opportunity to share something that has helped me. Tomorrow, back to our regularly scheduled silliness and confusion!!
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Tag!!!
I was "tagged" in a fun game over at Mormon Hermit Mom's blog to answer some questions and tag other blogs. I don't have too many bloggy friends yet, so I won't be tagging others, but here are my answers. Soooo here are my questions:
If money were not a problem, where in the world would you most like to go?
If money were not an issue and I could go anywhere, I think Alaska would be first on the list. I've always wanted to visit there for some reason, however, Alaska would be closely followed by a tour of Europe and a visit to all 50 states (or the remaining 49).
What's in your pocket?
Lint
Who was your favorite teacher?
Mrs. Duck--1st grade teacher. She taught me to read, how to tell the difference between b's and d's, 3's and e's. Also, as I was a 12 year student at the school I attended in Bartlett, TN she had several opportunities to see me after the 1st grade and always recognized me. Even from across a room! That always made me feel special.
You walk out your door, go to the corner, turn left, walk two blocks and turn right. What are you standing in front of?
2 taverns--we live in a very exciting neighborhood, not unlike many others in Central Wisconsin. LOL
What was the first word you said when you woke this morning/afternoon/evening?
"I" closely followed by "don't want to go to work today".
Now, if you have the chance, it's well worth the time to visit Mormon Hermit Mom's blog. She's crazy hilarious!!!!!
If money were not a problem, where in the world would you most like to go?
If money were not an issue and I could go anywhere, I think Alaska would be first on the list. I've always wanted to visit there for some reason, however, Alaska would be closely followed by a tour of Europe and a visit to all 50 states (or the remaining 49).
What's in your pocket?
Lint
Who was your favorite teacher?
Mrs. Duck--1st grade teacher. She taught me to read, how to tell the difference between b's and d's, 3's and e's. Also, as I was a 12 year student at the school I attended in Bartlett, TN she had several opportunities to see me after the 1st grade and always recognized me. Even from across a room! That always made me feel special.
You walk out your door, go to the corner, turn left, walk two blocks and turn right. What are you standing in front of?
2 taverns--we live in a very exciting neighborhood, not unlike many others in Central Wisconsin. LOL
What was the first word you said when you woke this morning/afternoon/evening?
"I" closely followed by "don't want to go to work today".
Now, if you have the chance, it's well worth the time to visit Mormon Hermit Mom's blog. She's crazy hilarious!!!!!
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