May 31 2006
Collecting Shells on the Seashore - WW#2
Archive for May, 2006
May 31 2006
Monday Madness on Wednesday!
With the letters from Memorial Day, let us know what you did this past weekend
Mulch. Saturday morning we drove to the county recycling yard and got us some mulch. We mulched the trees out front and the planting area near the mailbox. I think we need one more trip for the trees behind the house.
Enjoyed a quiet Memorial Day at home just relaxing and taking the kids to the park to play.
Made some bread and butter pudding on Moday to have with tea. Yes, tea is a meal for us… a throwback from the days of being ruled by the Europeans.
Ordered the wire storage cubes to organize the kids toys & laundry room. Hopefully, I will be able to free up some floor space in the family room!
Reorganized the laundry room. Moved all the tools to the garage. Clearred the top of the washer and dryer which was cluttered with all sorts of things!
Installed the Photosop CS on my computer. I can’t wait for some free time to get started on learning this tool!
Ate some vanilla icecream with chocolate sauce. Yumm!
Laughed a lot! With three boys you can always be sure there will be lots of opportunities to laugh!
Drove down to Colonial Beach. We thought we would take the kids for some fishing and sight seeing. However, we ended up thinking the trip a waste of time. It takes too long to get there and I don’t call that tiny strip a beach!
Arranged the formal living room. I still have some work to do here but most of it is done! Now if I can only keep the kids out of this room!
Yelled a lot… Nothing new here. With three kids, there’s always a lot of yelling going on here too!
May 30 2006
Unconsious Mutterings #143
A couple of days late I know…
- Bounce :: Ball
- Wasting time :: Surfin’ the web!
- Utility :: Heat
- London :: bridge
- Pregnant :: baby
- Cranberry :: sauce
- International :: vacation
- Disappointment :: failure
- Sponsor :: funds
- Second :: chance
May 27 2006
Red White Blue
May 26 2006
Photo Friday - Home
An abandoned home in Goa. Many of these dot Goa. A legacy of people who have migrated to other lands leaving their ancestral homes behind to dies a slow sorry death of neglect, and termites.
