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Thursday, April 28th, 2005
4:27 pm - I'm so bored..

How bored am I?

I'm so bored I can't even come up with a funny joke to describe how bored I am. 

My mother in law is coming to visit for two weeks in a few days. I should be cleaning and making ready.  But it is raining (and raining) and I just don't feel like it.  *bleh*

 

PS-I need more expressive smileys.  I am way more bored than mine shows. 



current mood: bored

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Monday, April 4th, 2005
8:26 pm - Bye Darlene

I just wanted to take the opportunity to tell the universe goodbye to my cousin Darlene, who passed away late last week.  I hope she won't hate me for sharing this photo, but this is us one Easter sometime in the early 60's.  She's in yellow, and I'm the chubby one to her left in the puffy sailor pinafore.  I thought maybe she might like this one because her mom and dad are in it,  who both passed away some time ago: my Auntie Delores in the orange hat, and my Uncle Jimmy right of center.

I'm not exactly sure how much older than me she is, other than to say about 4 or 5 years.  (She only looks tall in the photo because everyone in my family, except my Dad, is so short lol.) I have lots of cousins, 20 to be exact, so it's kind of hard keeping track of everyone's exact ages.  And while she's not the first cousin I've lost, she's the first one lost in adulthood...heart disease.  Which I really didn't know much about.  The other two, who I'll mention because I don't want them to think I've forgotten them are Ronny, on my mother's side, who died at about four after being hit by a car outside his home, and Timmy, on my father's side, who died in a swimming accident as a teen.  And not to forget Uncle Ernie, Ronny's dad, and Granny and Grandpa, and Memere and Pepere.  I love and miss you all.

Darlene was alot older than me in kid years anyway, so we didn't spend much time together as children.  And since I've moved away from my family, I don't see any of them much anymore.  But many of them will be there  tomorrow at the funeral, including little Jamie her sister, the other little girl in the photo, who is now left alone immediate family wise...other than her children who are all wonderful and very healthy.  So I hope she is well and will come through all of this okay.

Anyway, sorry if this is kind of weird for me.  And for anyone reading, if you want to send your message to the universe regarding any lost loved ones of yours, please feel free. 



current mood: melancholy

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Tuesday, March 29th, 2005
8:21 am - Day 5
A few days ago, I decided to challenge myself to do one piece of artwork per day..without qualifying it to death or making it too overly thought out. I sort of have a bad habit of tending toward the opposite, over stressing everything, and wind up doing very little. So this is as much a personal exercise for me as anything. I've also found the smaller scale I'm using quite alot easier to work with than I initally thought, and they relieve another stressor as well. The canvases are cheaper lol, so I don't worry as much about wasting them if the painting doesn't come out quite as I hoped.  Anyway, I listed number 4 last night at ebay if you want to see:



current mood: hopeful

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Monday, March 28th, 2005
4:49 pm

Okay, so I listed two of the paintings at ebay http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZrawynd  The third I am thinking I will list either tonight or tomorrow.  I'm kind of hesitating because I'm wondering if I should list it at a penny or the same as the others.  Ebay is just so stressful for me...it's hard for me to list and just wait and wonder what will happen lol.  Sometimes it's easier for me just to do the painting part and forget all about even trying to sell.  But it's just one of those times where I really need the money for supplies etc., and well, I'm kind of at the point where I'm feeling like if I don't start making even a little bit of money, I'm going to have to give it up altogether. Which obviously I just don't want to do. 

Anyway, like I said yesterday, I'm trying to work a little bit smaller, which I'm hoping will help since the materials are cheaper, there is much less time involved, and they will be easier to ship...in case someone buys lol.  So I can afford to list them for lower.  And I'm hoping that if they do sell, I can make enough money to keep going with it...even if they only sell for the listing price.  I really would like to try the .01 listing price, because maybe it would be more fun for buyers and maybe I could get more people to bid.  But that's just so scary for me right now.  But I'm thinking of trying it for the third painting...which is why I haven't listed it yet.  I'm afraid that if I do I'll regret it tomorrow lol.  So we'll see how it goes!



current mood: determined

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Saturday, March 26th, 2005
6:23 pm - Kind of excited...

I've been working on some new paintings lately, and am really pleased with how they're coming along.  I've decided to go a little smaller and a little more realistic than what I've been doing, and I think so far its going great!  I'm thinking of listing them on ebay tomorrow, but here they are now...if you want to take a peek!

   

 

 



current mood: accomplished

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Wednesday, February 23rd, 2005
5:16 pm - BTW - Wendy copied that orange feathered skirt!
Just in case any of you Project Runway freaks are watching the marathon before the finale tonight, some posters over at the Bravo TV message board (myself included) agree that there is an orange feathered skirt on a mannequin in the Mode fabric store. You can see it in the Post Office episode, the one just prior to the Grammy challenge where Wendy finessed her way to the final three over Austin Scarlett, presenting her perky orange outfit repleat with an orange feathered skirt!

We all agreed previously that the top of the Grammy outfite was (ahem) "inspired" by the orange top Nancy O'dell wore to the workroom to brief the contestants, so we were shocked...but not suprised... to see the orange feathered skirt in the Post Office episode.

So if you're watching...it's as they are leaving Mode, behind Tim Gunn to his left, our right.

Oh, and I added a few more items to my Hold the Pepper Designs at Cafepress...including "Fake It Til You Make It" and "Do Unto Others, They Deserve It Anyway." Though Farty is still my personal favorite.

http://www.cafepress.com/holdthepepper

current mood: indescribable

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Tuesday, February 22nd, 2005
3:48 pm - Project Runway

I have been having so much fun...and wasting SOOOO much time hanging out at the Bravo TV message boards talking with people about my favorite show "Project Runway."

Once you're there, you'll quickly learn that you are either a Wendy hater, or a Wendy lover (otherwise known as Wendy Defendies) with very few people being able to stay in the middle lol. 

And some people actually do love Wendy Pepper...though God knows why.  So just in case she wins all tomorrow night, I thought I would create a line of my own at Cafepress that I hope will please those that enjoy her designs.  Not really.  I'm actually poking fun. 

So defendys...hey don't blame me!  You are duly warned and entering at your own risk.  Though hopefully you'll get a laugh out of it too.  Especially the official Wendy Defendy hooded sweatshirt specially designed to "get your game on."  Just like Wendy! 

http://www.cafepress.com/holdthepepper

 



current mood: giddy

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Thursday, February 17th, 2005
8:28 am - I'm not!
Having a shot today!!!  The first week of January I was diagnosed with a herniated disk in my neck...also some arthritis there...bleh.  But what was happening was I was having pain in my shoulder starting right before Thanksgiving.  By Christmas it was so bad I finally went to the doctor.  Weird pain all the way down my arm, kind of like these electrical shocks that would make my arm jump, couldn't use my hand and it was hard to lift my arm.  I had some x-rays and after that an MRI which found the arthritis, and the herniated disk which was pushing on the spinal nerve and causing the weird pain thing.  So I got set up with a pain doctor who gives cortisone/steroid shots that are supposed to relieve the pain and help shrink the disk.  I was terrified about doing it since the shot was going to be in the back of my neck and into my spinal column.  Yikes! Well, I went and had the first one done three weeks ago, weird and scarey, but I survived lol, and was scheduled to get my second shot today.  But I'm not going, because I called the other day to tell the doctor that the pain in my arm was totally gone.  I've even done some heavy things like shoveling snow, that I wasn't supposed to do, and still the pain didn't come back.  So she told me to continue taking it easy (yeah, right) and if the pain came back to call to schedule another appointment.  I'm so excited.  I didn't think I was ever going to have that pain go away, and my worst fear of course was that I was going to have to have surgery.  But as it stands now, I don't!!  I mean, I still have pain in my neck pretty much all the time, but that is probably more from the arthritis, and the fact that one of my verterbrea are out of place just a little..and she (the doctor) had told me ahead of time that the shots wouldn't address that.  And it's not that I enjoy pain or anything, but I think it's something I can probably live with since I've had chronic pain in my lower back since fracturing two vertebrea when I was 17, and found I have arthritis there too a few years ago.  Of course yesterday, after doing a lot of housecleaning and carrying stuff, I felt like I was getting some pretty intense pain in my shoulder, which scared the life out of me.  And of course it didn't help that my husband had felt I should just go have the second shot anyway, and was saying "see, I told you so!" But I'm pretty sure it was just muscular as it's feeling a lot better today.  Pretty exciting stuff, eh?  I know, I know.  ZZZZZZ   lol.

current mood: chipper

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Friday, February 11th, 2005
5:40 pm - Really dumb things
So I've been making a big deal about the woodstoves in our house, and so far its been working out great. We can keep the house really really warm without spending a fortune on heating fuel just by keeping the fires going. But the stove downstairs is super hot, so running them both at the same time can be a little much unless it's super cold out. Which it hasn't been lately, so I only started the downstairs stove a little while ago. So anyway, I was walking past the stairwell and thought I smelled plastic burning and wondered if maybe I'd gotten something in the stove by mistake. But instead when I went down there, I found that I had left my spare set of car keys on top of the stove, and that the plastic part of the key...you know the part you hold on to with some car keys... had melted right on to the top, as well as a neat little plastic pill holder thingy I'd gotten from my doctors office. Luckily I managed to get it off before the plastic melted totally away from the metal. But I mean, well people (who know you) have called you flakey or spacey your whole life, most things are no big deal. And they get used to you doing flakey spacey things lol. But just how am I going to explain it whipping out my car key in public...even if the only time I use it it's to go have another one made? If I can even find a place around here that makes them. And of course, my husband will tease me relentlessly over it. And of course, I'll find a way to blame him for it...like if he hadn't been working late, I wouldn't have even had to light the stove myself hence forgetting my key on it. Something like that.

current mood: embarrassed

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Thursday, February 10th, 2005
12:36 pm - Let it snow, let it snow...

Kind of a yucky day here.  Not a ton of snow, about a foot overall when all is said and done, but slippery wet and messy.  The trees are drooping out back and there are some power outages already.  Hopefully ours won't go out.  But at least they cancelled school today...our district is positively die hard and won't cancel for anything. So it's nice not to have to worry about that, or make my daughter play hooky again lol.  And we've had some really great springlike weather the last week or so, so it's hard to really complain. 

Have also been feeling kind of yucky...maybe fighting some kind of stomach thing off for the last week or so.  Or maybe it's from the cortisone shots?  I don't know. I'm due for another next week and really don't want to.  I'm already in debt up to my kneecaps from the MRI and the last one.  At least I have some medical coverage, but even the part I have to pay seems like alot.  Oh well, such is life. 



current mood: blah

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Saturday, February 5th, 2005
7:09 am - Random ramblings

Well, the fire finally went out.  Last Saturday I started a fire in one of my woodstoves and decided to challenge myself to see how long I could keep it going.  Sadly, I finally let it go out last night.  I really didn't want to, but we had a problem with the heater downstairs from using the woodstove down there a few days ago.  It's a forced hot water system, which is great in alot of ways.  But what's not so great about itis  when its not being used, the water in the pipes gets cold and can freeze, which is what happened downstairs.  We found out that we can actually have antifreeze pumped into it, which would be fine, but we have a small leak in one of the pipes from when they installed it this past summer...it was a friend, a barter deal between he and my husband blah blah blah...so they can't come til spring to fix it because they have to drain the whole thing etc.  So for the rest of the winter, we have to deal with it, which means making sure the heater runs every so often so the pipes in the attic and in the downstairs don't freeze.  Which kind of defeats the purpose of using the wood stoves to save on heating fuel, which is unbelievably expensive this year and which we are running low on.  Frustrating. 

On a more interesting note (I hope) I added a new painting to my website.  It's something I worked on while I was layed up with a herniated disk in my neck.  It was so painful for the first few weeks I couldn't do much of anything, so while lying in bed I got ahold of a small canvas and started working on it.  I was sort of playing around with underpainting, using a technique someone posted on the EBSQ boards (via Wetcanvas) using a charcoal sketch for the base of the underpainting..which I had never tried before.  A little different for me, reminiscent of the charcoal work I did in high school except for the color lol, but I kind of like it.  It's one of my "feng shui" paintings called Love Birds, and is meant to go in the relationship sector to bring good luck in relationships present or future. 

Oh, and I got the shot for the herniated disk (scary stuff) and am doing lots better.  Yay! 



current mood: calm

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Tuesday, February 1st, 2005
3:26 pm - Bad luck, or psychic powers?
My husband thinks I am a jinx or bad luck because oftentimes I say or worry something bad is going to happen, and it does.  Usually I have a good reason to think something is going to happen that's not so great, like cause and effect...even if its a reach...other times its just a hunch.  I, of course, think I'm mildly psychic..you know good intuition and all that...which he totally doesn't believe in.  But if you don't believe in psychic phenomenon, how can you believe in bad luck or jinxes? Oh, and I also sometimes "predict" good things happening too lol. So "thhppt" to you, husband. 

current mood: tired

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Monday, January 31st, 2005
3:14 pm - Icicles

I just moved my computer desk in front of a set of double windows and aside from having a great view of the woods in our back yard, and so much more light than when the computer was facing a wall in a dark corner, there are all these icicles to look at hanging outside the window.  I swear there is one almost 4 feet long...you know, the kind you dream of being able to reach when you are a kid.  Assuming you grew up where they have winter and icicles, that is.  We just put in a new heating system which is in the attic, and I think alot of our heat is now escaping through the roof so we are probably going to have to insulate it...we've never had this many icicles before.  But aside from that, they're really pretty...and my daughter has all the icicles she could ever want to eat lol.  Just thought I'd share. 

 

PS-Happy Birthday, Maryanne!! 



current mood: silly

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Saturday, August 21st, 2004
4:07 pm - The Price of Freedom
A poem http://home.comcast.net/~costofwar/wsb/html/view.cgi-html2.html--SiteID-1724406.html

current mood: thoughtful

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Monday, July 19th, 2004
7:41 pm - Democratic Party Platform
I have been signed up at the DNC website since the last election, and just got this e-mail today regarding the 2004 Democratic platform for anyone who's interested. It's a great document, hope you'll take the time to read it and pass it along:

Dear April,

Every four years, the Democratic Party lays out the challenges of our time and the Party's vision for meeting those challenges in the official Democratic Platform.

The 2004 Democratic Platform is now complete -- awaiting only approval by the full convention -- and it is a commitment to move our country back in the right direction. It's a strong vision that defines what John Kerry will do as President to make America stronger at home and respected abroad.

Keeping America secure and rebuilding our alliances. Creating jobs and promoting strong economic growth. Health care for every American. Keeping our promises to the next generation. The Democratic Party has a strong, positive vision for our country's future, and we want you to help us spread the word.

To read the full 2004 Democratic Platform and pass it on to your friends, go to:

http://www.democrats.org/platform

Platform Preview

In offering this vision, we affirm our faith in the greatness of America. We recommit to the ideal of a people united in helping one another, an ideal as old as the faiths we follow and as great as the country we love. To those who are threatened, we pledge protection; to those who are victims, we promise justice; to those who are hopeless, we offer hope. And to all Americans who seek a better future for themselves, for their loved ones, and for our country, we say: your cause is our own.

- From the Preamble to the 2004 Democratic Platform

SECURITY
"To meet these challenges, we need a new national security policy guided by four new imperatives: First, America must launch and lead a new era of alliances for the post-September 11 world. Second, we must modernize the world's most powerful military to meet the new threats. Third, in addition to our military might, we must deploy all that is in America's arsenal -- our diplomacy, our intelligence system, our economic power, and the appeal of our values and ideas. Fourth and finally, to safeguard our freedom and ensure our nation's future, we must end our dependence on Mideast oil."

THE ECONOMY
"We will fight for American jobs and we will fight for American workers. Under John Kerry and John Edwards, we will revive America's manufacturing sector, create new jobs and protect existing ones by ending tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas and cutting taxes for companies that create jobs here at home; by fighting for free, fair and balanced trade; by encouraging investment in small businesses and helping companies deal with rising health care costs; by promoting new technologies, like energy, that will lead to the companies and jobs of tomorrow; and by ensuring that people of every age learn the skills to succeed in today's economy."

HEALTH CARE
"We will attack the health care crisis with a comprehensive approach. Our goal is straightforward: quality, affordable health coverage for all Americans to keep our families healthy, our businesses competitive, and our country strong."

EDUCATION
"John Kerry, John Edwards and the Democratic Party believe that a strong America begins at home with strong families, and that strong families need the best schools. We believe schools must teach fundamental skills like math and science, and fundamental values like citizenship and responsibility."

To read the full 2004 Democratic Platform and pass it on to your friends, go to:

http://www.democrats.org/platform

current mood: impressed

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Saturday, July 17th, 2004
9:14 am - Thinking about Martha
A few years ago (2001) I was searching for a chocolate chip cookie recipe after my then favorite recipe from Mrs. Field's was lost long enough, and the traditional toll house cookie recipe just wasn't making it for me. I finally found it on a magazine stand in a book/magazine called "Holiday Cookies" published by Martha Stewart. She called them "Lexi's Favorite Chocolate Chip Cookies" (after her daughter, I think) and they are divine. A few years ago I made them for a girl scout fundraiser and I was told they literally sold out in the first few hours (I think I made like 10 dozen.) Everyone who I've made them for said they were the best they've ever had, and numerous people have asked me for the recipe. So here ya go:

(makes 30 four inch cookies)

3.5 cups flour
1.5 teaspoons table salt
2 teaspoons baking soda
1 pound (4 sticks) unsalted butter, room temperature
3 cups packed light brown sugar
1 cup granulated sugar
4 large eggs
2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
1.5 cups semisweet chocolate chips

1. Preheat oven to 375. Line two baking sheet with parchment paper. (sorry Martha, I don't do this) In a large bowl, sift together flour, salt, baking soda; set aside. In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with paddle attachment (I use a regular hand mixer with regular attachments) beat the butter on medium speed until smooth. Add the sugars, and beat until combined and fluffy. Beat in the eggs and vanilla until well blended. (she also says you can do this part by hand if you don't have a mixer, but I think the electric blending makes the cookies smoother.)

2. Add flour mixture, and beat on low speed until moistened. (this part I have to do by hand as my hand mixture can't handle the stiffness) Add the chocolate chips and beat until combined. (I use alot more chocolate chips than this as I don't think she uses enough. When making these just for my family, I usually cut this recipe in half and use 8-12 oz. of chocolate chips..so if you like a good amount of chips in yours, I would think about increasing her amount by at least 50%.)

3. Drop 2 to 3 tablespoons of batter at a time on to the baking sheets, about two inches apart. (I usually don't make mine quite this big, and making normal size ones is okay with this recipe, you might just need to adjust your baking time.) Bake until golden brown, about 8 minutes, rotating halfway through. (I don't do this, but it might be a good idea if you are making the large ones.) Remove the cookies and the parchment paper from the baking sheets, and let cool on a rack. (I let them cool a bit on the pan, then remove them with a spatula, and let them cool on a plate, though use a flat one as they are bendy when you first take them off.)

Say what you will about Martha Stewart, but once you try them you'll have to admit, the woman can make one mean cookie.

current mood: sympathetic

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Monday, May 3rd, 2004
8:46 pm - Bad Ole Puddytat!!
A few weeks ago I was watching the three year old of a friend of mine while my daughter was in school. Her mother had told me that one of the things she was excited about was seeing our bird Rubie, a finch. So when we got to the house, she asked if she could touch the bird. I don't know about all finches, but ours doesn't like to be touched or held or light on your finger...so I knew she wouldn't have much chance of touching the bird. So, for a moment, I thought it would be nice for the little girl if I took the bird out of the cage and held it in my hands so she could touch it's head.

Now finches are very small, very delicate, and very quick. I was holding her gently so as not to hurt her, and she got out of my hands and flew away. Oy. A pain, but no big deal. I went over to the window where she had flown to catch her and she got away again. Still no big deal...I thought. Until the one thing I hadn't considered happened. Our cat, who had heard the commotion, came running up beside me very interested in the bird. Well, the bird flew away into the adjoining room with myself and the cat hot on her heels. Rubie, probably tired from flying so far, got a little too close to the ground and boom. The cat caught her in his mouth and took off down the stairs.

I went screaming after the cat...with the 3 year old screaming right behind me lol. For some reason, good sense got ahold of the cat right before he dissappeared into his "secret hiding place"...a cubby behind the washer and dryer underneath the stairs. I grabbed him where he had stopped...crouching down Rubie still firmly in his jaws...and pried the bird out. Her feathers were ruffled with saliva and I thought I saw blood...and then she took off again...this time behind the washing machine a few inches from the entrance to the cubby hole...where I surely would never have gotten her without moving the dryer which is in front of it and crawling in under the stairs with who only knows what.

I think at this point, the poor bird was so tired, she barely even fought me as I got a broom and sweeped her away from the hole and into a corner close to the hallway where she allowed me to scoop her up. As I put her back in her cage, terrified she was injured beyond repair and would soon die, I realized that what I had seen wasn't blood at all but one of the reddish spots they have on the sides of their heads. She stood still for at least 2 hours afterward...didn't chirp...didn't eat...didn't drink. But miracle of miracles she was completely unharmed and returned to her normal behavior by the time I picked my daugher up from school.

As I said, this was a few weeks ago and the bird is just fine. But isn't it funny how a cat would disobey all his own instincts (he's an excellent mouser ...judging from all the bodies he brings home from the woods...and can even catch flies) in order to obey his human? He was a bad ole puddytat, that Salem (his name, in case you were wondering,) but a very good one too. My friend asked me if I could watch her little girl for a few hours again this week...but I think this time, I'm going to leave little Rubie in her cage.

current mood: calm

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Sunday, April 18th, 2004
4:43 pm - Another quiz!

You have cat eyes. If you're irritated about
something, people would automatically know,
whether looking in your eyes or analyzing your
body language. You may have other subtle ways
of letting people know how you feel. You hate
to be bothered, and prefer not to deal with so
many people. That's what makes you a bit of a
solitude person. You can have fun when you want
though. That's what makes you interesting.


What Animal Eyes Do You Have?
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Friday, April 9th, 2004
4:59 pm - TGIF
It's Friday and I'm posting again. Maybe I'll get into a habit?

We got back from Myrtle Beach on Tuesday and had a great time. Among many bars and restaurants visited, and even some sunbathing, I finally got to meet blu-moo in person, though for a very short time. She got hung up on the way down (a 2 hour drive for her give or take) and she had to head back to her pups shortly after she got there. We did get to hang out a bit and walk around the strip, where she tried to trick me into buying various cast resin dolphin doo-dads lol, and we got our photo taken in an arcade photo booth.

Since getting back home I've been fighting a cold...probably from a little too much "fun" on my vacation and the drive home from the airport in my spring-ish clothes...it was cold and quite a shock. But I did get out for a little bit to pick up my little girl from school today and managed to find my cat, who had gone missing yesterday, meowing away in the rafters of our detached garage. A rescue ensued and he got down without a scratch..to me or him.

That's about it! Thanks for all the good wishes on my first trip away sans children in at least 10 years. Hopefully it won't take me that long to recover. ;)

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Friday, April 2nd, 2004
5:39 am - Vacation for me!!
I've been up since 4:00 AM anticipating my weekend trip away. Of course, I'm not actually leaving until Saturday, but anyone who knows me will figure that being unable to sleep the night before the night before I'm to leave is not all that unusual lol.

A friend and I are heading to Myrtle Beach for a weekend of fun and maybe a little reconnaisance for a potential family move (mine.) We are getting a little tired of the cold and 6 month winters here in central NH and are looking for slightly greener pastures. Whether or not that (or the move) will actully happen is anyone's guess, but the trip should be fun regardless. And if you've ever been to MB, feel free to suggest places to go, particularly in the evening hours he he he.

Oh, and completely unrelated...and just to make my weekend REALLY interesting, I listed an auction last night on ebay for $.07. It was kind of on a dare (the story is in the auction) and I am laughing out loud that I would do it just before going away. You know, where I'll be without internet connection and be able to watch and fret over it. For all I know it won't get any bids or will get up to 17 cents. But hey. It's in the name of friendship and support...and you can put a price on that!!

So here is the painting and link:



http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=&item=3715512067

Here is another painting I have listed that's closing later today that is listed a little higher than 7 cents lol:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=&item=3713541349

And here is a link to ALL of Matti's auctions. Check them out. Her stuff is cool, and so is she!! :)

http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems&include=0&userid=matticulous

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