This week we...

Did laundry...

Painted a wall...

Spruced up the front door...

Watched dog hair blow around like tumbleweeds...

And played with bubbles.

Week in Review

In the last week...

I started using this super cute bag I got for my birthday as a work tote. It's the prefect size for books / notebooks / folders. The plan for the year is "if it won't fit in the bag it doesn't come home". We will have to see how that goes.

Handy made shish-ka-bobs for supper on Tuesday. We had the fancy yellow tomatoes from Carol's garden. Not only did they look like they came from a magazine they were super tasty too. (Notice the three on the right with no mushrooms... those are mine.)

We took my 21st annual "first day of school photo". I think it would be funny to put them all in a book together.

I found out why it's a bad idea to let iced tea sit on my night stand for a few days. Nothing a little soda / water / vinegar can't take care of.

Bevo did what Bevo always does... sometimes I wish I was our dog!

Week in Review

January 5-9

Monday: After 2 weeks in the closet I had to drag my backpack out and get back to business as usual.

Tuesday: A great day to be a Texas fan! Fiesta Bowl Champs! I made it to halftime of the game the night before but had to catch the highlights on ESPN. We would have been happy regardless of who won :o)

Wednesday: Hot shower + warm towels = perfection. The towel warmer Richie found online made it to red door. After some electrical work in the bathroom we can look forward to toasty towels for the rest of the winter.

Thursday: I started reading this book right after Christmas. So good!!! I knew it would be but it was so good I wanted to take it everywhere. I couldn't wait to find out what happened. The plot pretty much was: Death row inmate wants to give his heart to the sister of his victims. Lots of biblical parallels, lots to think about.

Friday: I wore my new sweater to work. Thanks mama!

Saturday: Running errands in Dover. Gotta love the Scrappers Attic. I finally found some cute letters without having to drive to Fairlawn. Hooray!