Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Testing...Testing...
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Random musings...
In the mean time I have other things to keep myself occupied. Farmer Bob and I signed up for college classes. I'm a bit intimidated. I haven't gone to college in almost 14 years. Farmer Bob is going for accounting and I am going for...accounting. HANG ON!!! Before..."O...K...Interesting..." comes out of your mouth, just let me say this...
I know it doesn't suit my personality but it's practical and steady employment. I would always be able to find work. AND, I'll keep telling myself this same exact thing while I'm sitting at my desk and having thoughts of gouging my own eyes out with a letter opener and a ball point pen :). Thoughts induced solely from severe boredom and number overload. I'm hoping to eventually work from home (no one should have to witness the whole eye gouging thoughts thing, eek!). There are good possibilities though, for working at home.
I had these glorious thoughts of what I would do after all my children were in school. OH! All the things I could do! But then I took a closer look at myself and discovered that I would truly just like to sit on the couch and read book after book that I've had on my book list for years or write book after book that have been floating around in my head. It would be nice to put all their fragments together, but since I'm not interested in trying to publish, it seems like a waste of time at the present. I need steady work (part time :)) to keep me happy and with all the kids going to school my current part time employment will soon be gone.
While I have been recooperating from the above said procedure, I have been reading my most favorite book EVER! Jane Eyre. Charlotte's character, Helen Burns, is my favorite character in the whole book, I think, because she gives perspective to Jane and always tries to help her be a better person without harshness. In one section, Helen has just been reprimanded by a teacher for something very simple. To Jane the punishment did not fit the crime and she became very angry about it, as she is such a passionate child.
Jane said, "If she struck me with that rod, I should get it from her hand; I should break it under her nose."
Helen replied, "Probably you would do nothing of the sort..."
Jane then says, "It seems disgraceful to be flogged, and to be sent to stand in the middle of a room full of people; and you are such a great girl; I am far younger than you, and I could not bear it."
Then Helen says, which I love, "Yet it would be your duty to bear it, if you could not avoid it. It is weak and silly to say you cannot bear what it is your fate to be required to bear."
I also, most of the time in fact, relate to Jane's inner response, "I heard her with wonder, I could not comprehend this doctrine of endurance; and still less could I understand or sympathize with the forbearance she expressed for her chastiser. Still I felt that Helen Burns considered things by a light invisible to my eyes. I suspected she might be right and I wrong."
So, those are the random musings of my mind whilst I lay here with nothing to do, whether they make sense or not :).
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
December Update
Item 1:
He did it! He did it! He did it, did it, did it!!!
Item 2:
Yes, I let her go to school like this...





Saturday, October 23, 2010
Here's a good one...
Sunday, October 10, 2010
I told you I wasn't a good journaler...is journaler even a word?..it is now!
- Chris can't do his job anymore (long story, not going to explain Cuz this is supposed to be a FAST recap)! We have to move!
- What are we going to do?
- "I'm going to go back to school," says Farmer Bob.
- "Golly babe! Let's move back home," says Milk Maid Supreme.
- Scramble, scramble.
I told you I wasn't a good journaler...is journaler even a word?..it is now!
- Work, Work, Work... on the house.
- Packed up everything that we didn't absolutely need.
- Farmer Bob went in for surgery.
- Yard work, yard work, yard work.
- Sheesh I need break. Let's go camping!
- We looked at all our options and decided...
- J/K, we're not moving. "Let's tell everyone," says Milk Maid Supreme.
- "We'd like to call you as the Relief Society President," says Bishop.
- SHEESH!
- Since we're not moving the kids went back to public school here and Princess Buttercup started Kindergarten. She was soooo happy she STILL hasn't stopped giggling about it.
- Now it's Hulk's turn for a birthday. He had over quite a lot of his adorable little friends and they played for a while. Since the boy doesn't like cake we had a doughnut party. Happy 3!
- He didn't have a hard time blowing his candle out either but since it was a doughnut he got his own DNA back. I'm going to remember that for next time...
- Dig in you guys! Yummy!
- Not too bad there boss!
- Now it's Farmer Bob's turn. The big 32! Gosh, but he's hot!
- Now it's Butterfly Personified's turn for a birthday. What a dainty blower!
- She was super excited to get her flute out of all her presents. She's been playing and is making great improvement. She's a natural!
- "So what's the plan?" says Milk Maid Supreme.
- "We're going to go back to school and stay where we are right now," says Farmer Bob.
- "WE?" says Milk Maid Supreme.
- "Yes! WE," says Farmer Bob.