Tuesday, March 13, 2007

My Power color

Your Power Color Is Blue

Relationships and feelngs are the most important things to you.
You are empathetic and accepting - and good at avoiding conflict.
If someone close to you is in pain, it makes you hurt as well.
You try to heal the ones you love with your kind and open heart.

Monday, March 12, 2007

Happiness is....

  • coffee from starbucks
  • Naps in the sun
  • My Family
  • Seeing a cat in ever room
  • Playing fetch with a dog
  • Doodle's laughter
  • Slugger's Smile
  • Chocolate
  • Shopping
  • Sex on the beach
  • Couple's Pool
  • Scrapbooking
  • Time spent with friends
  • Completing a project
  • A clean house
  • Beds made with clean sheets
  • New Adventures
  • Volunteering
  • New fuzzy socks
  • Family get togethers
  • Sunny Days
  • Receiving GOOD mail
  • Winning a contest
  • Regis and Kelly Live
  • Getting to watch a full movie with hubby
  • Premade labels
  • Songs that fit my mood
  • ANIME!
  • Sketch books
  • Art supplies
  • A hot shower
  • A good book
  • Cranberry-orange scones
  • Snuggle time with doodle
  • Yellow
  • Hubby surprising me
  • Vacations
  • Laying next to hubby
  • Surfing
  • A clean desk
  • Playing WoW with hubby
  • Swimming with hubby and kids
  • Hot tubs

Sunday, March 11, 2007

Some People..GEEZ

Okay so here's my rant for the week.
Yesterday, we had absolutely beautiful weather-so we decided to take the kids to the sound. Its like the beach but the waves are smaller and Doodle prefers that. So we arrive and there's a wedding going in progress on the right side of the dock. We park to the far left and head down, this way we wont be disturbing the wedding.
We walked down to the sandy part before the water and set up camp so to speak. My Son was soundly sleeping in his car seat where we had set up camp. It was far enough back that the water wouldnt hit him, even in the case of huge waves-but close enough that he was only about 4 feet from me, Hubby and Doodle. We were enjoying the water and the beach for some time. Probably about 15 minutes. But all good things must come to an end.
Hubby and I notice a van pull up through the grass and onto the beach. Now there's a parking lot that everyone else uses, but apparently these ladies felt they were special. They open the side door to their van and out races 6 dogs of various sizes all charging towards my peacefully sleeping son. I quickly positioned myself between my son and the dogs and no harm came to him. Thank goodness. :)
But I just couldnt believe that these two women-after seeing the wedding in progress (it was outdoors), would let their dogs out without leashes to just run around. And I can see them not noticing the carseat, cause its small, but they had to have seen my daughter and the other small kids around. We werent the only ones there. I mean, what if my daughter or one of the other kids around was terrified of dogs? It was just incredibly inconsiderate!
And then on top of that, they let their dogs just go to the bathroom all over the park. I'm sure that must have smelled wonderful for the bride and groom. Completely irresponcible!
Some people should just be more considerate of others. Geez!

Thursday, March 8, 2007

Love...The greatest challenge of them all

Our blog challenge for today is to talk about love. Should be pretty easy right? But I actually sat down to write and came up blank. There's so many things that I love. Starbucks coffees, my friends, my family, my kitty-cats, anime, a good book, twix bars, a cozy night in with my hubby, snow, fireplaces....there's just too many to list. I had no idea which to pick from. And then I read Shelley's blog posting ( http://shelleyssilverlining.blogspot.com/ ) and it got me thinking-we do use love way to easily. We casually throw it here or exclaim it there. "I love coffee!" "I love ice cream." "I loved that movie." "I'm in love with (insert pop idol here)." But none of it really means much. Its simply a way of expressing ones feelings. But Love is supposed to be reserved for more intimate feelings. Feelings you'd only share with your Husband/Wife or you children. And most people will tell every boyfriend/girlfriend they've ever been with and ever will be with that they love them, only to break up weeks later. Now granted that it maybe the other parties wanting the separation, but if you can recover from the feelings, then its not TRUE love. What happened to the days when a married couple stayed married because they loved each other? And when one passes, they don't go find themselves another lover. They stay devoted and faithful even after death. And really I think that's what love is. Its a bond, a connection between two people that cant ever be broken. I feel I have this connection with my mom. We've survived some tough times and bad choices and we're still extremely close. I want my kids to feel the same way about me. And its not a given thing just because you're family. Its something you have to earn, something you have to work for. And when you have it, its something you cherish. I don't love my children, I cherish them. Same as my husband and my mom and my brother and my cousins and my grandmother. These are people in my life that if something were to happen to them, I would be devastated. And the pain of losing one of them, wouldn't just go away in a matter of weeks. They're irreplaceable! Now everyone must depart from this existance eventually, but when they do, I'll still feel the same way about them. I'll still cherish them and the times we've spent together. And that is TRUE LOVE.

Monday, March 5, 2007

The Disappearing Act

Monday after I put Doodle down for her nap I thought I'd sit and check my e-mail and play a few computer games while sipping my coffee and enjoying a few mint oreo cookies. So fast forward a few minutes, I'm now at the computer, coffee in hand and half a cookie shoved into my mouth. THUMP THUMP THUMP "hi mama" comes the small voice at the bedroom door.
SIGH there goes my personal time. "yum yum" says the little voice coming from my daughter who has now positioned herself at my elbow and is pointing at my plate with 2 cookies on it.
"no no" I say. " you can have some after you take a real nap. Would you like to go take a nap now, so you can have a cookie when you get up?" Her little head shakes no quite meaningfully. And she scampers off to play with her toys. I quickly think I'll finish up and then put her back down for her nap. A few more minutes go by and I hear a gleeful laughter behind me. Wondering what she finds so funny, I turn to see my daughter trying to change my son's diaper. OH GOSH! So I gently tell her that only mommy does this, but I figure that since she's gone through the trouble I might as well; its probably time to anyways. Fast forward to mid-diaper change and I ask Serenity to bring me my hair tie. I look over at the table just in time to see a small hand grab my LAST cookie and run from the room. My little girl all full of smiles and giggles. Now if you remember correctly, there were 2 cookies left when she came into the room. And now, there's no cookies on my plate.
She swore up and down that she only had 1 cookie. It remains a mystery to this day what happened to that other cookie. But I have a pretty good idea what might have happened to it :)

Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Internet is for...PORN!???

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fbv6FdDofYA&mode=related&search=


Absolutely hillarious for those of us who love naruto and are anime junkies.

Monday, February 26, 2007

Hello World!

Well I've spent countless hours racking my brain for that one perfect openning post. And all my labor has brought forth this: NOTHING!!! Absolutly nothing. I could paint you a facade about my picturesque life and entertain you with all my personal information. I'm sure you really want to know how long I've been married, How many pets I have and what my favorite color is. But alas, I reserve those posting for when I'm truely void of anything but pollution of the mouth.


I, like millions of others out there, dream of murder mysterys, enchanted kingdoms and exotic vacations with sensual massages. So if you're like me and you love the mysteries of King, the romance of Steele , or the comedy offered up by Family Guy-then you've probably come to the wrong place. I most likely wont dazzle you with my wits or keep you on the edge of your seat. And if you're looking for romance, well, I'm not sharing mine. What I will do for your reading pleasure is type up the ins and outs of my day. You'll probably hear about the rantings of a toddler, the constant wailings of an infant, the occassional good advise and TONS of what not to do's in life. So if you're looking for great humor and laugh out loud comedy, I suggest you turn on the tv or flip through the funnys in the paper. If you're looking to give out a little sympathy for an over-worked and under paid employee of a 2 year and a one month old- I say, Thank God and where have you been thus far?!