103/365

LOVE THIS! What I want to do - or have done - to our cabinetry.

102/365

Mexican Wontons = YUM

Recipe on our blog.

101/365

Pippin takes on Sarah as her surrogate mom. They're in love, thick as thieves, gazing lovingly into one another's eyes, resting comfortably with one another.

100/365

Hair.
In a box.
For sale.

Not for me, though.

99/365

Unlike her boyfriend, Steve, Pippin is all lady. She even crosses her paws while sleeping.

98/365

Steve knows not what modesty is. What a man.

97/365

WHY do you people wake me up so early?

96/365

Score! Lipstick on sale for only $1 each. Now that's some exciting stuff.

95/365

My grandmother's obituary in the paper. Still doesn't seem real.

94/365

LAUNDRY. If you avoid it, will it go away?

93/365

Todd told me that he has a ghost leaving him love messages. Wonder who that ghost is? :)

92/365

Haiku

My Epilady
Spinning metal coils
Ripping hairs from legs

A little pain now
Ends with small red bumps
Then lovely smoothness

91/365

Dear City of Dallas,

COME REPAIR THIS @#$!&* POTHOLE IN OUR ALLEY!! And I'm not fooling . . .

90/365

Awesome candle I bought at Hobby Lobby yesterday. The smell really reminds me of my grandmother. FYI - Mary didn't smell like a "grandmother." ;)

89/365

WANT. I think I'll try to make one first.

88/365

I know the purpose of Project 365 is to record the pictures you take each day. Well, this is my blog so I'm doing it like I want. Here are a few of the many wonderful photos I have of my grandmother.

Mary (holding me) with my Mom and Dad. Circa mid-year, 1968.



Mary, my Mom, and I on my wedding day. March 10, 2007.

Mary, my Mom and I - The last photo I have of us together, taken at our house in July of 2008.

I can't believe that I will never see Mary again. At least not here on Earth. I love you and miss you terribly. I cannot believe that you are gone. Rest in peace, my little Grandmother.

87/365

This will be the worst day of the year for my family. We lost my grandmother Mary today.

This morning Mary brightened Heaven while leaving a hole here on Earth. She passed away peacefully at home with my grandfather nearby and my mom by her side at 5:20 am. Mary’s battle with cancer lasted almost 30 years, and she fought with courage, strength, style, and grace. Our family is thankful that we had Mary as long as we did, yet her absence is already profound and painful. We rejoice that she is now with the Lord and the many love ones that preceded her in death.

86/365

(Disclaimer: Ignore my fat, wrinkly hands and the terrible color of this photo that makes my nails look yellow & green.)

Todd proposed!


Again!!! Actually, my "romantical" husband recommended that we have our wedding rings engraved for our two year anniversary. I got my ring back today. And made Todd ask me to marry him. Again. I said "YES!". Again.

He said I can't plan another wedding. EVER. He's so unromantical sometimes.

85/365

Calm before the storm . . .

All of our fourth graders participated in a teleconference with the National Archive Museum. It was great! Until the storm came . . .

Well, there wasn't actually a storm - just a fire drill! Right in the middle of our session! In the rain! Yes, we are a flexible group. The kids did great. Not even a fake fire can keep us down.

84/365

Want! I might break down and try to make these. Maybe.

Of course my dogs and cat would be MUCH cuter than the ones shown here.

83/365

Why can't the garbage collectors put the cans back where they found them?

82/365

My weekend before:

Although you can't see it, I spent several hours ripping out Asian Jasmine that had previously been ground cover for this bed around our Magnolia. Man hands were killing me before I even finished.


My weekend after (taken w/ cell phone):


I planted Zinnias, Mexican Heather, and Verbena. I planted them sparsely and mulched in between. You can't really tell here, but I promise it looks better than this photo shows!

81/365

Spent Sunday morning freezing to death watching my oldest niece, Whitney, and her Olympic Development team play soccer. Her team won 2nd place in the nation!

I'm so proud of Whit. She's really a great kid.

80/365

My new score from Crop Chocolate - a Making Memories desktop carousel!

79/365

THIS is what caused the massive dog-barking meltdown this morning that awoke me from my restful Spring Break slumber.



One trapped, hundreds to go! Enjoy your life in the park, you little wall-scraping, wire-chewing, nesting, scampering, scurrying bastard.

78/365

Taxes, taxes, taxes.


And these are just my prescription receipts for last year.

77/365

Leftovers from "Date Day." Lunch Taco Cabana & a movie at the IMax Theater. I didn't eat much at lunch, so I could enjoy my movie popcorn. I still couldn't eat it all!

76/365

What happens when Daddy leaves the pups' treats atop the countertop of the hutch.

75/365

SUCH A BEAUTIFUL DAY! It was so beautiful outside that I opened up my sunroof and ran some errands (including dropping off donations at Goodwill).



All gorgeous days should end on a patio, sipping an ice, cold beer with friends.

74/365

"Please be quiet!! I'm trying to sleep!" says Pippin.

It's so cute when she sleeps that way.

73/365

The top of the pineapple I cut up today.

I ate the entire core out of that bad boy. I'm sure that some of you understand why.

72/365

Breakfast of champions - waxy chocolate donuts! YUM!

71/365

Packing up the Dish equipment and saying goodbye. I'm going to miss it because I'm still not liking Uverse.

70/365

We've needed the rain. We're getting the rain. Now we need a boat to float down our alley.

69/365

This is the front of a cheap t-shirt I got for free off the internt. Todd hates it.

However, I wore it tonight and made him laugh. Happy Two Year Anniversary to Us!

68/365

Great moon tonight.

67/365

A simple little card my Cricut and I made for Maria. (Don't peek, Maria, it's on the way!)

66/365

A "Box of Hope" from my wonderful friend, Maria.

65/365

Laptops in the classroom. It's amazing how silent a group of kids can get when they are trying hard to type!

64/365

Happy Birthday to Me! I got myself one thing I wanted for my birthday - a Cricut. Let the scrapping begin!

63/365

Ball! Ball! That's my ball! Gimme my ball! Ball! Ball! Mom! My ball! My ball, Mom!



Ball . . . ball . . . must concentrate . . . must . . . get . . . ball.

62/365

We are ready for TAKS. The room is covered in brown paper, so as to prevent 9 year olds from cheating on the test. You know how crazy nine and ten year olds can get.

61/365

TAKS - The death of me. Coming tomorrow to a Texas classroom near you!

60/365

Some of you will get how I odd/funny I find this license plate. Either this person is wanting to create a child or has initials that ladies in the TTC arena can understand!