Month: July 2007
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Where do you start?
Where do you start when your to-do list is so long that you can’t even read it without breaking into hives? I keep thinking that I’ll organize by deadline – just sit down and tackle the stuff that’s due first. Makes sense, but it is not working. I’ll get an idea for something else that’s… Read more
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Goodness
Lots and lots of goodness can be found here. And I’m thrilled to be on their Creative Team now. 🙂 Read more
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Randomness
My head’s spinning from so much time spent visiting with family lately. It feels like we went to Texas , came home and packed, went to Maine , came home and unpacked, and then my Dad arrived. My calendar has been very full this summer – more family visiting and scrappy stuff than ever and… Read more
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DONE!
Em and I both finished Harry Potter by 1 pm today. Incredible!!!! I took a ton of pictures last night and will be back to post them later! **ETA: Two pictures – Emily and friends at the stroke of midnight as the entire Barnes & Noble store counted down! And Emily and friends outside at… Read more
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Harry
Is there really anything else but Harry today?! We will be standing in line most of the evening with friends and some very excited 4th graders and hope to be home by 1 a.m. I think I’m terrified to read it. Totally excited, but sad and scared, too. This is the first series that we’ve… Read more
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Lots of stuff
So much stuff going on around here that it’s hard to even know where to start. So, a quick recap of a lot of little things. Maine Our trip home from Maine was very long, but thankfully uneventful after I got hit with the bike rack. And, as dh has been calling me, "Scarface" is… Read more
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3 near misses and a road trip
We are slowly making our way home from Maine to Indiana. At the moment, I’m in a hotel outside of Albany, New York waiting for everyone to wake up. We’re going to try and make it all the way home today, but it’s going to be a very, very long day. Did I mention that… Read more
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Postcards from Maine
Postcards from Maine – and I do mean that literally. Here’s a couple of postcards from our gorgeous little cabin on the coast of Maine. I think we have found heaven. The first picture is of the sunrise the first morning we were here – I gasped when I woke up and saw it. The… Read more