Sunday, November 22, 2009

Thank God For Teachers


My daughter-in-law, K, recently took the National Boards.
(for professional teaching standards)

She waited for months to get her score.


Friday was the day.

She passed!

With flying colors.

If you are a mom

or a Nonny

You should thank God for teachers like her.

They represent only 2% of our teachers.

Nationwide.

I am proud of her.

You should be too.

She is making a difference.


We Love You K.

Saturday, November 21, 2009

To The One Who Made Me Mother



Happy Birthday.

I love you B.



Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Blessed



If you are reading this blog


You Are Blessed.

My friend, Joy,recently did a post on how blessed we are.

She gave me an idea.

She reminded me how very blessed I am.

Joy said her Sunday School Class made up gallon ziplock bags of *goodies* to give out at stoplights to those who are holding homeless signs. (Often I am too quick to judge their reason for begging. I have decided it is not up to ME to make that determination. I am giving in good faith.) In those baggies they put canned fruit, crackers, bottled water, etc. and handed them out when they saw the need. My friend, Renee', and I decided we would follow Joy's lead. We got some gallon ziplock bags. Inside we put beanie weanies, canned fruit, crackers, peanuts, a drink and a plastic spoon. We were SO excited that we will have the opportunity to make a difference.

In my car, I now have four bags of goodies.

I am Blessed.

Try to do something to make a difference.

In the meantime, you will be blessed.


Monday, November 16, 2009

First Homecoming Dance

This is K.

The oldest of the younger nieces.


Her first homecoming dance.


Isn't she beautiful?

I love you K!

Love, Miss Angelove


Sunday, November 15, 2009

The Faces Of Sesame Street Live!


This was her face the entire show. She never moved a muscle. She was completely enthralled!

What a Great Day!



Friday, November 13, 2009

I Wonder If These Two Know How Much We Love Them?


Sometimes we fail to let people know how much they mean to us. These two (youngest son and daughter-in-law) do SO much for us. They live close by and that makes them available to do things our other kids can't do because of distance. We are so grateful that they love us and would do anything in the world we need. (Whether that's mowing the yard, or bringing us yummy desserts.)

I don't want to ever take for granted the love they show us.


And besides, I did a post for the other two kids for their anniversaries.

I forgot these two.

So, YES


This is a make-up post.

I wonder if they will forgive me?


Thursday, November 12, 2009

Has It Been THREE Years?


Yesterday I asked the hubby

"Do you know what we were doing t
hree years ago today?"

(Like he could forget)


He said "Loading up a truck with dried and fresh flowers".

:)
We knew then that it was a GOOD thing.

Happy Three years A and G.

We love you dearly.