Friday, December 25, 2009

SPECIAL DAY!


MERRY CHRISTMAS

ENJOY AND BE SAFE.

Thursday, December 24, 2009

MIRACLES DO HAPPEN

In the post prior to this I said my daughter in Texas wished she had our snow. She moved to Killeen in July from Shiner which is farther south. Being north she didn't know what kind of winter she was in store for. As I said she wished she had our snow and have a white Christmas.
About noon today she called today screaming into the phone "its' snowing it's snowing." She said it was coming down pretty good and maybe they will have a white Christmas.
Maybe you will Lorri, maybe you will.

MY DAUGHTER MISSES COLD AND SNOW.

I keep telling my daughter who lives in Texas about the sleet, rain, ice and snow we have here for the holidays and she says she wishes she was here to enjoy it. Enjoy? You have got to be kidding. Then she goes on to tell me about the 70 degree temperatures they have and how it just doesn't seem like Christmas. I think I could handle that kind of Christmas. She and the kids have been down there seven years now and have not seen snow since they left. Sure wish we could send this stuff down her way.

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

NEARLY DONE

With Christmas just two day away hopefully everyone is done or almost done with shopping and wrapping. I know these thing can be very stressful but you have to take it easy. Easier said than done, right.
I can say that all of my shopping and wrapping is done. I am having family and friends over on Christmas day for dinner, visiting and present exchange. As for the dinner part I am going food shopping today to get, hopefully, everything I need to have a great meal. I have ordered a sugar spiral ham from Heavenly Ham, so that takes care of the meat part but there are still the little odds and ends needed to make a great Christmas meal.
Just want to say have a very Merry Christmas. Enjoy and be careful.

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

IT SNOWED LAST NIGHT.

When I woke this morning much to my wondering eyes appeared a blanket of white indicating that it had snowed during the night. What a lovely sight. I can say this because I don't have to go to work because I as retired. My granddaughter Delaney was excited beyond words, she wanted to go out and play in it. This is OK but not a 6:15 a.m.. There is a snow removal service for our area but Delaney, being 8, wanted to shovel snow and of course play in it. I live in a duplex and my neighbors are up in age and she was out shoveling her drive way because he just had back surgery and has trouble with it. I told Delaney to go help my neighbor who had just shoveled a path the the mail box and went back into the house. About a half hour later I checked on Delaney and much to my surprise she had shoveled my neighbors entire drive-way. Great job for a little 8 year old weighing about 50 pounds. It gave me a warm feeling to see that she cared about others and wanted to help.
God does produce little angles.

Saturday, December 12, 2009

NEW KID ON THE BLOCK

If you are still interested in getting that perfect gift for that perfect someone. My daughter in Texas has taken on an at home job and that is selling AVON. If you use AVON please visit her website at www.youravon.com/lorrioconnor. You can order from her website and products will be shipped directly from the warehouse.
Give her a try, you'll like it.
MERRY CHRISTMAS.

Monday, December 7, 2009

SOLD SOME OLD GOLD

With the price of gold going up and up, one would think that they have a fortune sitting in their dresser drawers or safe deposit boxes. I had such a thought when I took in my class ring from high school and some other old pieces of what I thought was gold.
In taking these pieces of jewelery to a jeweler I found out that these were only thoughts of grandeur and even thought the price of gold in over $1000.00 don't expect to get that much. Some of the pieces were gold plated so they were rejected and a beautiful silver piece with pearls turned out to be costume jewelry. My thoughts of receiving a lot of money quickly was smashed as the final tally was presented to me on a piece of paper. I guess the expression on my face told the clerk of my disappointment as the figure on the sheet of paper read $223.41.
I accepted that amount keeping in mind that it was only junk jewelry trying to keep any sentimental feelings at bay.