Trust God to clean your eyballs...

Trust God. Clean my home. Try to rest my eyes.

It's been a while since I've posted. Not that many people comment anyway. Thea gets lots of people on hers. Those little minxy English folk. 'Cept for Denise of course.

Tomorrow is my neurology appointment. Hey, I should probably e-mail my extended family so they keep up to date on what's going on, huh? Anyone who reads my blog already knows what's going on. So I guess there's no need to rehash.

I had ramen noodles for lunch today. Man was it a throw back! I haven't had those in a LONG time. They were pretty good...but I am thirstin' up a storm now because of all the salt! Good grief!

Sun is shining. Half the sky is dark. Heard there's to be tornadic weather tomorrow. I don't ever remember being so on edge about bad weather as I am here in Jackson. Perhaps because tornadoes are common here? As in right across the street tear-up-a-campus tornadoes? Who knows. God is in control, and His mightiness can be seen in storms! They really are an adventure! And hey, what better place to be than deep inside a hospital should one come near?

Ok, can you tell I'm fishing for things to blog about? Guess I'm not in much of a talkative mood today. Too focused on not caring about tomorrow, but at the same time wanting it to be here and over with. Hey, at least I get a tasty dinner at Olive Garden tomorrow night. Yeah for gift cards!

Oh, I guess I could say that I got a TGIFri. gift card and two flowering plants for secretary's day yesterday. I named the violet Jacinta (Spanish for purple) and the red flowering plant is Kalama (Hawaiian for flaming torch) as of right now, but that might change.

Have a good day!

Silly Blog

So I was going to do a new question on my profile, but apparently they thought my answer was too long...so here it is in my post. (Don't forget to read the previous one...I get so paranoid people won't scroll down to see all new posts!)

Question: The children are waiting! Tell them a story about a bald frog who wears a wig.

Answer:

Once upon a blog, on a log was a frog. No hair had he; his name was Mr. Shmee. His hair was all gone; he lost it on a lawn. Gathering each black seed, Mr. Shmee did the deed. He made himself a wig, and sewed it with a zig. Prancing around the pond, he looked just like Frog Bond. All the tad poles were struck with love, and put handsome Mr. Shmee on the lily pad above.

Santize snotty sweat while sewing!

I really like finding interesting titles for my blogs. Try it...you find alliterated words that sum up what your blog will be about.

I've just done my chore for the day, cleaning the bathrooms. I was going to push through and finish ALL my house stuff before I sat at the computer, but I needed a break. I gotta finish up some laundry, and in the mean time I plan to exercise and work on the second quilt for Carla's babies.

Props to not having to cook dinner. Cell group tonight is at the Old Towne Spaghetti Store to celebrate April birthdays. I CAN NOT believe April is almost over! Time is flying ever so quickly. Paul and Tracie will be husband and wife in only a month, well, and a week.

No props to a face that has gone out of control. I had forgotton how troublesome my face can really be as far as oil, roughness, and breakouts. Too bad you can't have the good parts of birth control while you're OFF it. Hopefully I'll find a new cleansing routine very soon to return my face to it's once smooth complexion.

Momma sent flowers today...so purty! And encouraging too. Is life always full of stress...like non-stop? :-P All I know is that I wait for the day when I am just normal getting regular allergy shots and going about life in a pleasant less "dramatic" way. ;-)

Ok, I think the dryer stopped. Time to move on!

My Head Done Sneezed Off

Goodness...sure I'm having allergy issues...but I'm so tired of sneezing for today!

Good news from the allergist. Nothing serious is wrong, but I do have chronic sinusitis (inflamation of the sinuses), especially in my ethmoid cavities which run right between your eyes behind the bridge of your nose. I know the first of three treatments is antibiotics, but then the phone went dead and I haven't been able to get ahold of Dr. D since then. Hopefully I'll get a chance to talk to him tomorrow...in the few moments I will have to even breath.

Tomorrow is going to be a BUSY day. I spent from about 3:00 to 8:00 today cooking with a break for dinner at Paul and Tracie's. I made pasta fagoli soup, homemade breadsticks, cinamon/sugar tortilla chips (to go with the fruit salsa I'm making in the morning), and Hawaiian smokies (to feed 100 people twice!) The fagoli and bread is for dinner and also to take to a woman in need. The chips and salsa are for my quilting luncheon tomorrow. And the smokies are for the library open house tomorrow. I'd still like to know if I got chosen for the most difficult dish because the woman who dished them out knew I cooked. I had to wrap half a piece of bacon around 200+ smokies. Thankfully, my wonderful husband helped me the whole time and was so cheerful about it. He even went grocery shopping with me! It was so pleasant to have his help and support through all the cooking.

So tomorrow...wake up, get showered/dressed, put smokies in oven to bake, make fruit salsa, take smokies to school, go to quilting at 9:00, luncheon at 11:00, work at 12:45 to 4:30, dinner right away, stamping party with Tracie at 5:15 till who knows when. I dread Monday's because they are so so busy. The one day of the week that usually causes a melt down on Tuesday.

Gonna go put my aching back in bed...but I have pondered a bit what it must have been like for women in the olden days. No electrical conveniences. I thought I cooked all day? Not a chance compared to Marilla Cuthbert!

Soul Perplexing Yesterday

Who knew God would use something as simple as Anne's House of Dreams to open up my mind to see what has happened to me the past 4 or 5 years? I don't feel like divulging everything quite yet. I am still getting used to the thoughts and the change.

These three things I do know. I am Anne, and she will return to my surface by God's strength and grace. I need to grow my hair back out. And Thea means so much more to me than I had ever thought before.

Perhaps in a few days I will feel comfortable with telling the rest of the story.

But...it's FRIDAY finally! Seemed like the week would never end!

Only Wednesday?

I feel like it should be later in the week...perhaps because I have been so busy already?

The MRI yesterday went well. They even had a headset so I could listen to music! I ALMOST was asleep when she pulled me back out. She said the pictures turned out well, but we'll have to see if the "doctors" want me to do another one with contrast injected into me. Probably not, though. I'm supposed to hear from the allergist's office by the end of this week to set up a follow-up appointment to find out the results and such. As for today? Yeah...worse than usual as far as congestion. I hope to get all my stuff around the house done before a headache comes!

And here I sit bloggin...

Note to cooks...if you make those no-bake oatmeal/chocolate cookies and they won't set up, just freeze them. Janet's recipe just won't work right, so I experimented and froze them overnight. They are quite tasty as a chilled cookie! Only problem is that they'll get gooy again if you let them sit out. I really need to get Matt's mom's recipe for those...well actually it's his great grandmother's recipe. But at least I know her's works as far as the setting up of the cookies!

Mmmm...soo hard to not take a "peek" in the freezer! Tap into the will. The solution to eating wrong is eating right, not dieting! Yeah for Bill Philips!

K. I have nothing else to say of worth. So I should quit poking around and get my housework done. Then I can relax and read. Or fall asleep. But then do I love sleep too much? Or do I really need it?

::signs off pondering::

Curly Girly!

zzzZZZ...oh, um...morning?

Goood....morning. Ugh.

Gotta get to sleep at the normal 10:00 bed time. Even staying up 30 minutes later takes it toll on me. Sugar was high on the weekend list too, so I'm probably having a major sugar withdrawal. I really hope our BFL book gets here soon. I'm losing motivation already! Gotta drink more water! (but NOT as much as Jaclyn...she's gonna drift away someday!)

Don't have long because I get to go to quilting, but I saw the allergist on Friday. He was AWESOME. A wonderful Christian doctor who just sat and listened, pondered, and was wise in his speech. I am having a head MRI done tomorrow at 2:00. Hopefully it will result in SOMETHING, whether it be a conclusive sinus infection or not. Dr. D. has several plans depending on the results. I'm just ready to not think about allergies every time I step outside or even see a commercial on TV not even related to allergies but I know if I was in it, I'd have problems. Ridiculous, I know.

Matt is still working on his paper work. Good grief...it's INVOLVED. But for good reason, I'm sure. Those and tax papers will go out this week! (Tax papers TODAY!)

Ok, gotta go have fun with the ladies!

Dimmed Vision and Feet Wiggin'

SO...I sit down to blog away and the dryer stops. Go figure! Sheets can wait.

Next Awesome Spiritual Thought: This is a circular thought about the oppression of peoples due to false religions, aka all the many laws and rituals people have to keep in order to gain what is good. The oppression comes from all the laws the heads of each particular religion come up with and impose on the people. Since the object of worship (the idol/god) isn't real, then there is no one to free the people from the laws. But the one TRUE faith has an object of worship that is LIVING. One who was able to set us free from the law. And in turn, those of the Christian faith suffer no oppression of laws and rituals that lead to a hopeless pursuit of a good afterlife. We are FREE indeed!

I did end up giving myself a pedicure and manicure. My toes aren't a pretty pink like Autumn's, but rather a muave. I wish I had a soft coral like the new flower pot I got. And for some ODD reason, my feet itch like crazy right now. And they're swelling. Come to think of it, my fingers are swelling too. I think it's time for some water, or something!

CAN NOT WAIT until I get to see the new allergist on Friday. I hope he gets things going with the shots and can tell me if I should go see another eye doctor. I'm getting really tired of not seeing like I'm used to. It'll be VERY interesting if the second opinion shows that I do in fact have something wrong that needs to be taken care of. That would add more to my list of "Why I don't like Dr. Lents."

Anyway, I'm gonna go fold sheets, drink a big glass of water (go BFL!), and be with my hunny who is devoted to filling out the mounds of security papers for this new job!

"God is good"...

...is an UNDERSTATEMENT!

To continue with the weekend of the Seder meal: A thought from Palm Sunday's message...The definition of faith is "believing without needing to see proof." But why is this so key to the Christian faith? Waaay back when the 10 commandments were given, think of the first two that God said. "Thou shalt have no other gods before Me." "Thou shalt make no graven images." Right there God set up our "faith without seeing" Christianity. He knows how easy it is for fallen humans to lose sight of the real TRUTH if we can see something to worship. If we can see it, then we tend to hang our faith on what we see instead of what we should really be worshipping. And what we really worship, we can not see...for now. ;-) He is good!

On another note, this week has been VERY trying for Matt and I as we have been through a HUGE decision making process. Did the process end? Yes, but not because of anything we did. It is because of what God has done for us. We are not yet sure of the timing of things, but Matt was offered an EXTRAORDINARY job opportunity! There are those we will be sad to leave here in Jackson, but we are so very excited about this change! God is GOOD!

Matt and I feel so unworthy of all the blessings God keeps piling on us. We are learning all over again how sweet His grace and mercy is...and we fall to our knees in thanksgiving!

And with that, I'm going to go make my toes like Autumn's! Spring-like!

Um...I'm still alive!

I have not fallen off the face of the earth...life just got REALLY busy, what with a trip to Louisiana and all.

More on the Passover as I promised... When Christ washed the disciples feet, it was not because they were dirty and it was a way for Him to show servanthood. The disciples were ORTHODOX Jews. There is no way they would have even stepped into a passover room with a speck of dirt on them. Christ was showing them that it is not enough to be ceremonially clean. They needed the cleansing Christ gave them!

On another note, the insurance thing is worked out finally. We know exactly what we owe whom...and will stay away from opthamologists unless absolutely necessary. We didn't know that a "regular exam" was only paid for up to $50...and mine was a couple hundred. But, God blessed us with the money to cover it this month. He is good! Also, my appt with the new allergist is next Friday. Praise God that things are working out...FINALLY!

Here are questions for Jaclyn and Thea...and anyone else who wishes to answer them in the comments. A continuation of the Interview Game...The Body Version

1) If you had to choose a part of your body to be in pain for the rest of your life, what would it be?

2) If you had to pick a place on your body to get pierced except for your ears, what would it be?

3) If you had to have a physical disability, what would it be?

4) If you had to have cosmetic surgery, where would you have it done?

5) If you could buff up any part of your body instantly, what would it be? Only ONE part is allowed.

Jaclyn's Intervie Game

Ok...I know I have the advantage of being the first player because we talk all morning, but I think Jaclyn's Interview Game sounds fun. So here are my answers to her questions...

1.) If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go and what would you do?

I would go to Morocco and see all the sites, take a camel ride, and swim in the Mediterranian. I'd stay in an awesome hotel overlooking the sea, and immerse myself in their culture....with Matt of course.

2.) If you could write a book, what would it be about and what is its title?

Matt and I are currently writing a book about Adam's death. It involves four of his granchildren, two boys and one girl, who journey between Adam's family base and Cain's. We have not yet come up with a title. There is much more to the story...but this is a blog...not a book.

3.) What was your greatest fear when you were 10?

Oh goodness. Um, probably clowns and pitch darkness.

4.) Describe your idea of a perfect meal. (Food, atmosphere and all!)

Matt as company. Slightly dressed up. Rainforest Cafe in Downtown Disney, Anaheim. But that night, they would serve Olive Garden salad, fagoli soup, breadsticks, and fettucini alfredo (chicken parmasian for Matt). But not such big servings that we coudln't eat it all. We would be on a balcony all to ourselves overlooking the waterfall there...just the two of us. For dessert, I'd have tiramisu and Matt would get what he wanted. After that, we'd walk around Downtown Disney with a free shopping spree!

5.) Would you rather eat one fly or 5 sticks of butter?

Oh dear. After checking with Jaclyn as to whether or not I could have toast/biscuits with the butter or water with the fly (she said no to both!)...I think I would take...the fly. ::cringe::

Now it's my turn...if you want 5 questions, then let me know! See Jaclyn's blog for more details on how to play.

Don't forget to check back for more about Jewish tradition at Easter!

What a whirlwind of a weekend!

Wow...God is amazing...last Saturday and Sunday were chock full of Biblical and spiritual realizations. I'll have to space them out over the next few blogs so as not to take up the entire Web space!

First and most incredible realization:

I NEVER knew that the Last Supper was actually part of the Passover Meal that Christ and His disciples took part in as a regular part of Jewish life. Matt and I went to a Jewish Seder on Saturday night. It was so much fun, and so insightful.

The bread that Jesus took and broke is actually the matzah (unleavened bread) that is hidden and then found during the meal. It is called the "Finding of the Afikomen." The father goes to each of his children and asks where the Afikomen is. Finally, he gives them golden chocolate coins as a ransom to get back what belongs to him. God gave Christ as a ransom to bring us back to Him. Then, the Afikomen is broken and given to each member of the family. Christ was broken, and given to us.

Then, the cup that Christ took and said was His blood is really the 3rd cup of the Seder, called the Cup of Redemption. The connection is obvious. Christ was poured out for our redemption! After that, Christ said He would not drink of the vine until we are all gathered to Him. The man doing the Seder said that this means Christ did not drink the 4th cup, the Cup of the Kingdom. He said his opinion is that Christ will pass this cup out at the Marriage Supper of the Lamb, and he has and will never drink the 4th cup until Christ is the one that hands it to him. So none of us drank the 4th cup either!

There is more to come...but that's just a little something to start off with!

Here's to Jewish tradition...there is much more to our Christian faith than just Christian faith!

Orange Juice Fighting

As Jaclyn and I currently duke it out as to who could drink a whole pitcher of orange juice, I'd just like to thank God for making oranges. Such a wonderful fruit! OH MY WORD! Right after I typed that sentence, I went back to our IM screen and she had said "well, we'll have to duke it out then..." HOW WEIRD! I love that girl! Never even seen each other face to face and yet we think exactly alike now. If anyone would like to make a donation for two tickets to Colorado...

My back is doing better today. This comptuer chair isn't helping it's recovery, but at least I'm not in a whole lotta pain as I sit still. Looking forward to waking up tomorrow with an even better back. Got a great reccomendation for a different allergist last night. The guy even said he would personally help me switch over. I love the pull that doctors have in the medical world!

Rebecca and her boyfriend (Carrie Furr's brother for those that know her) are here visiting Paul. It's so nice to see her again! We're all having dinner tonight...Autumn Soup and crecent rolls! MMMM!

Ok, Jaclyn and I have come to a compromise. There will be three pitchers of juice. I get the one filled with Orange Peach Mango. It will be a clear pitcher with bright orange and magenta flowers on it, and I get a matching glass. The other two pitchers will be filled with orange juice and cranberry juice. Jaclyn will drink the cranberry juice from a clear pitcher that has cute little white, blue and yellow flowers with green accents. She chose cranberry because it goes better with her pitcher. Matt can have the orange juice in a blue pitcher with silver stars and planets. There...glad we got it settled!

Drink up and live life! Oh... **pinch** just in case you're not wearing green!

Oh, my aching back!

Ok, so the last time I had pain like this in my back was in high school. At least I can still walk around now though. I left work 2 hours early because 4 people told me to leave. Neither Tylenol nor Advil have touched the pain...but the hot bath helped it for like 5 minutes. Too bad I don't have a heating pad.

The insurance stuff is ALMOST done being sorted through. I'm just a sitting duck. Matt wants me to try and find another allergist because the staff at the current office doesn't seem to have it together...but they've worked so hard to get this far. Or at least appeared to work hard...and the lady is beginning to be very irritable with me for calling her. I just REALLY hope that it works out soon...because we think someone new moved in next to us and they smoke (along with the two other heavy smokers in our building) and we can smell it on occasion in our living room. Not good for allergies, asthma, or irritants! ::sigh:: Why must I be such a health hazard?

In other news, we get to go to Louisiana to see Joy and Peter next week! I'm so excited! We haven't seen them since mine and Matt's wedding...and it's good to have Peter back in the USA! It was funny though...Joy called to tell me to bring my meds because apparently it's so polleny there that the rain runs green! Ack! Not to mention they have a cat, but it's not short hair. She did ask me if they could get a second kitten before I come or if they should wait........

Current Mood: cheery but tired of hurting

Current craving: In -n- Out burger, no onions

Current task: to go attempt Shepherd's Pie with an aching back...kinda wish we had chosen home-made pizza for dinner. That sounds better to me.

Current weather: cold and dreary...but it's quite relaxing!

Right Hand...FROZEN!

The title is for you Regan lovers. My office is frezzing again...but for some reason my right hand is like ICE. Maybe my mouse is filled with nitrogen or something.

So the weekend was great. Saturday was BEAUTIFUL! We picniced by the apartment pond with Paul and Tracie, then laid aroudn for an hour. Then Paul and Matt got 50 cent kites at the Dollar Store. We flew those kites for THREE hours! It was sooo much fun! Matt got smart and got one of his fishing line spools, hooked it to his kite, and let it fly. We're talkin' several hundred feet in the air! And boy did it fly for a LONG time. Eventually, he and Paul stuck the spool in the ground, and the kite flew hands free for quite a while. It was awesome! Funny how we can be so entertained by something God created but we can't see...wind!

But...along with all that outdoors activity and high winds came allergy suffering. Since then I have had congestion, itchy light-sensitive eyes, and itchy ears. :: sigh :: That reminds me, I need to call my insurance and allergist once again. I hate being a nag...but they aren't moving faster than Spring's approach. It was so worth it though...fresh air does wonders to the stress level!

I got to pick out more fabric for my next quilt. I'll post pics of my first one as soon as my mom sends me some. This next one will be part of a set of 2 coordinating quilts for twin baby girls a friend of mine had last December. I'm SO excited! I just pray that perhaps this really can become a home business. My itch to stay home is increasing with each passing day. I looked around for custom quilt websites and found a really good one. I e-mailed the lady with some questions, so hopefully I can strike up a good on-line relationship with her and she can maybe be a "quilt/nursery bedding entrepreneur mentor."

:: Tennesee style :: Hope all is well in all ya'll's necks of the woods!

Did it really happen?

Ok...WOW. Was I really AT a Groban concert? It was so bizarre to sit there watching this guy in person. This guy that me and so many of my friends love to hear sing!

High point of the evening: "getting to know him" better. He's quite the casual guy with a sense of humor. People kept yelling from the crowd. He started talking about how cold it was outside. Some freak from the crowd yelled "I'll keep you warm!" Josh was a little taken aback, and responded with an awkward face and a little growl. Then he said "Well, I was gonna say I was growing a beard to keep warm, but I guess that works." It got really awkward/funny when men started yelling "I love you, Josh." Weirdos! I just hope they don't drive him to suicide because they treat him as an idol instead of a person.

Low point of the evening: having a sense of loss deep inside because my guysoulmate and girlsoulmate were not with me. I was sad not to share something that awesome with Matt...and it made me so sad to not have Thea there to feel everything as deeply as I did! If it's the last thing we do, we are GOING together someday you two!

However, I can NOT forget to mention how fun it was to be with my mom, lil sis, and life-long best friend. Cherish those girlfriends!!! It was a blast to get away from life with just my girls!

Current Want: A diffuser. I can wear my hair curly now that it's short...but it looks crunchy because it air dries. Diffusers are lovely to have! Someday I guess.

Current Goals: 1) To lose 20 pounds or a couple inches, whichever comes first. 2) To go on a saving spree with Matt so that we can start preparing for a brighter future.

Current Praise: God is so good! Yesterday we found out that Matt's department is going to shift from the Library to Computing Services. This is PERFECTION! God answered several months of prayer. Not only does this mean Matt will get to do more of what he is expert at, but it also means a slight to moderate jump in salary. No computer guy should be paid on a Library scale. So, we are staying in Jackson for several more years. I welcome the security of knowing I don't have to start all over in a few months. So many doors are opened now...possible house instead of apt, possible kid sooner than later, and we get to stay at the church we found. ::sigh of relief:: Again, GOD IS GOOD!

Current Prayer: That insurance would continue working out quickly so I can start allergy shots and get my head MRI's before April in order to save money. Our deduc starts over in April.

Ok, I could probably go on and on. But you all have lives too. And I should probably try to find something to do here at work. It's nice to be slow...Wednesday I was so stressed my hands were shaking!

Gonna post more pictures soon of the various ways I can wear my hair now. Thanks for the compliment Thea...it's your turn next. ::evil laugh::

Cookie Starts with 'C'

So...who else is hungry? If there was one thing I could crave right now...it would be...umm...my raspberry chocolate chip devils food cake with cream cheese frosting I made a couple weeks ago. Several Olive Garden items come to mind as well. Lunch...1 hour and 8 minutes.

I'm doing much better today. No headache, though I am beginning to feel a dull sensation in the middle of my head. It'd better STAY AWAY! I have alot to do today--cleaning, sewing, and packing for tomorrow.

I'm so excited to go on a little trip with just girls! I will miss Matt terribly. It's the first time we'll spend a night apart since we've been married. But...I know it will still be oh so fun! And who said you can't wear a formal to a stadium? I can think of one person that would have gone all out with me had she not been halfway across the world... Oh well. Guess I'll settle for WARM clothes since it is supposed to snow up in Evansville. ::nightmares of what happened last time we went to Eville when it snowed::

I agree with Aut...this is like therapy. Just writing down thoughts and how things are going if kind of cleansing. Which reminds me...

Biblical thought for the day... God required the Israelites to sacrifice the fat, kidneys, and lobe of the liver on the tabernacle's altar. They had to burn the flesh and skin outside the camp. What is the significance of those three body items? I had the thought that the kidneys and liver are part of the body's cleansing process...to remove the bad toxins that contaminate the body. Symbolic? Or was it that those, along with the fat, were considered the "best" parts? Something to ponder. And after you are done pondering...remember how great it is that Christ died for us and we don't have to sacrifice on altars anymore!

:: sigh ::

Ok...so five days of battling a headache is beginning to take it's toll on me.

Quilting was fun, nevertheless. I can't wait until Wednesday when I can give my mom the quilt I've been working on for her. It's so funny to bring in my first quilt and the little Hens come and chatter away giving me hints for my next quilt. Those ladies are so cute...and Natalie GAVE me her blackberry preserves. They are oh so tasty!

I hope work passes by quickly today. My fingers are already like ice, I need a shoulder massage, and just thinking about my soft sheets and cushy pillow is making me more lethargic with each passing second. I'm glad God gave me a patient husband who won't mind going home to a not-so-perfect house.

Gotta get to work putting some folder thingies together!

Josh Groban count down...TWO DAYS!

God Made Fridays

So it is Friday already? Or is it finally Friday? Either way you look at it...I'm glad it's Friday.

I've come to the conclusion that...I still LOVE my hair! I curled it all under today and it is oh so cute! It is extremely easy to manage which was a nice discovery. The one thing I've had to get used to today is short hair vs. wind. It won't stay put AT ALL behind my ears when the wind blows! But it's endurable and reminds me that I have a cute do.

I've also come to the conclusion that either I take meds and get nauseated or don't take meds and get headaches. Can I get a woop woop for the day we get our glorified bodies?

Matt and I are having an "in-house" date night tonight. Since our computer is finally up and running with our awesome speakers, we're gonna pick a movie we own but haven't seen in a while (aka any of them) and watch it on our computer. Matt let me get two beach-type chairs today to put in the hobby room so we can have comfortable seating for movies and for when we have students over for par-tays. It'll be fun tonight...and the best part? He bought me Dreamery Coney Island Waffle Cone ice cream the other night and we have left over brownies to eat it with. MMMMMM!

In the mean time...if only this stupid headache would go away!

Weather was gorgeous today...can't wait to walk with Tracie tonight!