- My sister, Michelle
- My cousin, Marty
- My friend, Steven
- Hopefully you (by leaving them on my Facebook page)
Monthly Archives: March 2015
Tuesday Twos-day
- two of a kind
- tea for two
- two shakes of a lamb’s tail
- bicycle built for two
- two by four
- two step
- two is company
- two peas in a pod
- a one, and a two…
- put two and two together
- catch 22
- two cents worth
- goody two shoes
- two heads are better than one
- two wrongs don’t make a right
- take two aspirin and call me in the morning
- terrible twos
- kill two birds with one stone
- two can play
- two to tango
People to Whom I Wish the Happiest of Thanksgivings on Today, March 20th, the Vernal Equinox
- Katie Benedict
- Kara Moon
- LeAnn Ferguson
- Trent Ferguson
- Fr. Jeremy Freehill
- Caleb Webster
- Sam Ricke
- Anne Vandemoortele
Reasons Why I Still Have a Christmas Tree Up in My Bedroom
- I never bought my 2014 annual ornament to represent my year and if I take my tree down before that happens, I will lose it (once I eventually buy it).
- All my favorite ornaments that remind me of the places I’ve been and the people I love still make me smile every time I look at them.
- It is covered in blue lights and sparkly blue snowflakes and glittery silver balls and that make me shiny and happy.
- It is something tall in the corner of the bedroom which is aesthetically pleasing.
- Green is a sign of life.
- It’s a pretty nightlight.
- I like it and I don’t want to take it down.
Friday the 13th
1/13/2012 – Cruise ship Costa Concordia wrecks off the coast of Italy
3/13/2009 – “Saw – the Ride” roller coaster opens at the Thorpe Park amusement center in England
4/13/2004 – Famous chef Julia Child dies at the age of 91
10/13/1989 – Dow Jones Industrial stocks take the 2nd greatest plummet as of that time
6/13/1986 – Twins Mary Kate & Ashley Olson are born
10/13/1972 – A plane crash sets off an epic tale of survival & rescue, eventually retold in the book and movie “Alive”
2/13/1976 – Figure skater Dorothy Hammill wins gold at the Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria
9/13/1940 – Five German bombs destroy the chapel at Buckingham Palace
6/13/1930 – England’s first nudist colony officially opens
7/13/1923 – California land developer Harry Chandler unveils “HOLLYWOODLAND” sign
1/13/1894 – America’s first patent for an accordion is filed
7/13/1832 – American explorer Henry Rowe Schoolcraft discovers the source of the Mississippi River
11/13/1789 – Benjamin Franklin writes his famous line “Nothing is certain but death and taxes.”
Table Games in My Eyesight
Taboo
Blokus
Blokus travel version
Spy Alley
Monopoly
Life
Careers
Dirty Minds
Poker set
Jigsaw puzzles
Wednesday Words
When willingly working
while weirdly wired
we wondered
would wagon wheels work?
We whispered wildly
whilst whipping whisks
which wouldn’t wreck
winter’s wonderlands
whether wanted, wasted, wrangled, Wisconsinized.
What will
wacky workmen wreck?
Wonderfully wide-eyed
we waited
wanton, willful, wistful
watching warblers with wings