Saturday, April 26, 2008

Hey Hey Hey

Ok, so I haven't had the mental energy lately to write anything remotely coherant... much less anything else. My house is more put together now and I'm functioning so much better, so here's to a new bloggy beginning :)

Some random things that I've thought about lately, just remember that you have been warned!!

~I secretly think that Avon and MaryKay are some secret sect of a obscure cult. Have you ever tried to get away from these ladies after purchasing something from them?

~I'm starting to do some really cool photography :) which makes me very happy!

~The Cherry trees, Magnolas, and Dogwoods are in the midst of their blooming extravaganza right now- beautiful.

~My office manager and I have been passing croup (yeah, that nasty beast that usually only kids get) back and forth to each other. Now that I'm out of the office on the road every stinkin day we are both getting better. Finally.

~I'm resigned to wearing capris and dresses this summer. My upper legs are not summer ready.at.all.

~My white legs could serve as a beacon in the dark. Some tanning bed therapy is in order.

~My hubby almost had a heart attack when I opted out of MommyWear for date night last week. I forgot how it felt to dress it up, and make him swoon.
~hmmmmm....when did my boobs get so lopsided?

~My best friend had a miscarriage earlier this month. I hope that I never have to deal with what she and her family are dealing with (and I hope that I won't have any more friends walking this path). I can not even imagine.

~Running out of gas stinks.

2 comments:

Jessica said...

I'm glad you're back! :)

Qtpies7 said...

LOL I have had similar thoughts about my chest, but more along the lines of "When did this giant DD saggy things swallow up my magnificent, perky size B's?" And who on earth said that they are the first place you lose weight at? Cause they LIED! I can't get rid of these for anything!

A miscarraige is a hard loss to deal with, but in the end, God brings about some great things from it. The pain doesn't seem less, but I am very glad to have learned what I did through mine. I can empathize with women now, and I am ever so thankful for the children I have, and I am more aware of the Gift-giver than ever before. I took it for granted that I could just have a baby when I wanted, but we don't choose life, God chooses, and now we give Him complete control on when we conceive.
I wish I could hold those babies in my arms, but I would not trade what I have learned.