a day

well, here I am at work,.....again. I'm not sure exactly who I ticked off to get to work 5 weekends in a row...but I guess I dunned it good.

sigh, I've been working for almost 4 months now, and I think I'm ready for a vacation!

So, Ms Sugars is now crawling on her knees and elbows. She's a happy little thing, sweet as can be.

Sonshine is talking non-stop about whatever crosses his mind.

Gator-boy is also talking. Mimicing more words and starting to use words and phrases to make requests.

Potty training is never-ending, Sonshine will TT in the potty on demand, but won't demand to go TT and Gator-boy is just barely starting to train. I got a new book yesterday, hopefully it has some good tips.

I've been kind of neglecting the old blog here this week, I'm working overtime and it seems that since I started working my ability to find funny things to write about has dwindled. There are always funny moments, but I seem to forget them between when they happen and when I'm able to get online. I'm thinking about carrying a small notebook around with me to write those moments down...but I'm afraid that would make me a bona-fide Bloggy-Geek.

What do you think?

New Song

So, I'm driving home this morning and I hear this song come on the radio. I laughed all the way home cause DAMN, That's Subvet!!!



And Thank God!


Love you Darling.

FIXED!!! Wow

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This Ray Stevens song is new to me. But I believe it deserves it's own post. I think you might agree.




Just says it all doesn't it?

Sarah's Simple Sewing Secrets.

The curse of having blue eyes.


OK, on to our next installment of Sewing for Beginners.

Now that we've sewn our pillow and removed all the pins, cut off the corners of the seam allowance. Making sure that you leave a small bit outside the sewn corner. Cutting off all this excess fabric at the corners will allow the corners of your pillow to be square and flat...otherwise all this fabric will bunch up and the corner won't look like a corner.





Next step is to turn the pillow right side out, through the un-sewn space between the hash marks.

Use either a small finger or a pencil to poke out the corners.

Next get some poly-fill stuffing and using about a handful at a time stuff your pillow. The firmer you stuff the less lumpy it will end up, however always make sure that you can close the opening on the sewing line. Don't forget to poke it down into those corners.

Have fun and we'll sew the last stitches next week.

A couple good posts.

National Prayer Day


Soldiers returning from battle facing terrible living conditions at Ft Bragg