reflections in the mirror

I dont know about most others…but if I had to vote today, I wouldnt want to vote for anyone running for president. I have not heard anything that makes me trust a single one of them.

(not only that, but I dont think it will matter what I…or anyone else…thinks anyway)

I was asked recently, why I have been working on the same blanket for so long.

Well, the answer is…Bonnie

I have a difficult time keeping her from playing with the yarn. I decided that I would try to crochet tonight, Bonnie was sleeping on my computer…but the moment the bag showed up, she woke up and I was able to get this picture.

I want a grape lollypop, please?

Poor Fred!

for a little variety…another commercial

adding to your commercial enjoyment…and now giving you enough to watch for an entire commercial break

Another commercial for you to watch

As promised…enjoy!

I too, promise to get old…some day. but for now, I am fighting it all the way. Pass the hair color!

Tired of sitting through the endless political commercials that run every single commercial breaK?

Well, I have the answer…watch this during the next commercial break, I think you will enjoy them more than the the TV version.

(I will post new ones every day or so…cause we all need a laugh!)

As my Eldest has gotten older, and progressed in school, I told her that I would one day like to have an “honor roll” bumper sticker or my car. She has always gotten good grades and I knew that it would not be difficult for her. Generally, I don’t measure either of my children by the grades that they get, more importantly, I measure by how they work, study, and how their teachers see them progress.

If they get C’s and B’s, but the teachers all say that they work hard, they participate in class and are overall good students, I encourage them to try harder, but I am not going to be upset. And if they were ever to get A’s, however, the teachers think that they are goofing off, not working or paying attention…that is going to make me a little worried.

My Eldest is going to a math/science school for part of the day. She is taking classes that most high school students’ don’t take until they are in 11-12th grade. (Physics) She has had some difficulties, but she works hard, and tries her best, so this sticker is a testimony to her hard work and perseverance.