Hello, bloggy friends! Fun day, today! Spent most of it in Raleigh with my girls getting the oldest one's apartment as homey as possible before classes start for her tomorrow. It's a cozy little place, I think. Safe (most importantly) and happy. Below is Mary while we were shopping in Pier 1 for something to sit in the middle of E's dining room table. Don't worry, we didn't buy the fork, but Mary HAD to have her picture taken with it!
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| Mary with Giant Fork |
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| A Dog's Life |
Making it home just in time to drop Mary at Youth Group and off to the grocery store to buy food for tomorrow's training session at work, I hadn't even thought about what Mary and I would eat for dinner. Lucky Charms seemed like the best bet. But Tada!! The doorbell rang and there stood a neighbor's child with their Christmas Card and a plate of warm homemade tamales. Now, if that's not manna from heaven I don't know what is!! As an aside.... this particular neighbor has 8 (yes, not a typo, 8) children from 13 to 6 months and home schools them all. A sweet, precious military family that has filled our little cul-de-sac with hockey games and bicycle races again. Love them!
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| Tamales from a Neighbor |
Finally, instead of preparing for the training day at work tomorrow, I watched Margin Call and played around with one of the "road crack" photos I took during my walk yesterday. This is inspired by Carla Sonheim's "sidewalk cracks".
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| Road Cracks |
And here's my digital little critter that popped out at me from the cracks. (Smile) I think I'll try to find some time to taking a slant on this little fella with watercolors, maybe.
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| Road Crack Digital Art |
And, oh - I did indeed like Margin Call. I'm pretty sure I got it. Not being a business/money-minded person, I'm sure I missed a lot of the back-story. Great acting, good story.
That's it for today. Off to bed and up at a disgracefully early hour in the morning. Blessings on your Sabbath Day, all!
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