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Sunday, April 05, 2009

Save the Frogs!


Visit the Save The Frogs site to learn more about the first annual Save The Frogs Day and what you can do to help. And, if you have a chance to watch the Animal Planet special The Vanishing Frog, don't miss it. A world without Kermit just wouldn't be the same!

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Monday, March 09, 2009

Happy Birthday Bonnie!


Happy, Happy Birthday to my dear sister. XO

[image © fraley_tera]

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Wednesday, March 04, 2009

Change


Change is never more visible than when you're unable to find it. I'm not sure if I'm quoting this from memory or if I'm still capable of original thought, but I'm definitely searching ... and part of what it will include when I find it is making my way back here. ☺

[image The Broken Juice Glass © Roy McMakin]

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Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Thankful


Diana published this post last week about digging out old Christmas photos. In my process of doing so, I found this old picture of my sister and I from December of (are you ready?) 1969. I wonder what I was thinking? She looks so cute and smiley, whereas I've got a somewhat awkward and forced grin planted upon my face. I don't remember this day at all, but regardless am glad my sister was there with me.

I went through my photo album and pulled out some of the other pictures taken of the two of us, me and my big sister.



I don't know how she managed to escape it, but somehow my Mother let her grow her hair long, while in almost every childhood photo I have my hair is . . . short. Even to this day she has long beautiful hair whereas mine can only reach below my shoulders before it just seems to stop.



And although you wouldn't think it from any of these photos (of course our stellar sense of fashion is obvious ☺), I really did end up with the longer legs!


Even though I struggle with the packaging sometimes, I really am thankful for so many things in my life, very much including my sister. She has done a lot for me over the years, even when I didn't deserve it, and I'm hoping she knows how much she means to me.

Hers was the first number I called last weekend when I was busy getting ready to host my annual holiday party and essentially had a quiet meltdown. I started going down the mental checklist of all I still had left to do before guests started to arrive and felt immensely overwhelmed. "I think I'm having an anxiety attack," I told her. "Should I take a valium?!" She was my instant voice of reason, telling me to take a 15 minute break, prioritize what I had to do and not worry about what I couldn't. I did take that break and was able to regroup, forge ahead, and even though there were still items not crossed off the list by the time the doorbell first rang, I don't think they were things anyone (I hope) but me even noticed. Once again my big sister was looking out for me, propping me up just when I needed the support. Thank you, Bon!

And speaking of thankful ... if you're reading this it means you haven't completely given up on my poor blog, a casualty of the blur which has been the last three months, so thank you for still being here! I cannot believe we've reached the 23rd day of December, or that the New Year is just over a week away. I feel like I'm just kind of going through the motions right now, totally bypassing the customary glow of the holidays and ready for the New Year to start so this one can be over. Is that horrible?!

However you may be spending the holidays, I'm sending all good wishes (and thanks) your way.

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Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Happy Birthday Krissy!


Happy, happy birthday to dear sweet wonderful Krissy. XO

[image © miszpinay]

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Sunday, December 07, 2008

* Etsy Edition * Artifact Bingo *


I'm back (hopefully) ... and to start things off again thought I'd share a new Etsy favorite, the shop of Artifact Bingo. I'm especially loving the Out of Context series, including the 'Alice. Getting Up.' image above, further described by the artist:

From the shoes’ point of view:
When you get up and move around, you have to be careful where you tread. If you are not watchful, you could ruin something fragile and new.

From the seedlings point of view:
All the work expended in getting up and breaking through can be cut short by forces beyond your control.

Don't we all know a little something about being careful where we tread, and those forces beyond our control?

Another piece, 'Alice. Nothing Suits.,' also adding new meaning to another page out of Alice in Wonderland.


And 'Crusoe. Strongest Building.' from Defoe’s “Robinson Crusoe.”


Here's to a new week of getting up, even though nothing suits, and still overturning the strongest of buildings. ☺

[images © Artifact Bingo]

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Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Happy Thanksgiving!


Sending all good wishes your way for the holiday. However you'll be spending your day, hope you'll have a very Happy Thanksgiving!

[image © Erin Mazzei]

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