I'm thankful that our son participated in a football game and didn't ride in the ambulance after. In fact, it looked kinda like this: a very chilly morning. One more game and we call it a season.
Lets see. Here's a 'selfie' I took with my walking pal yesterday. Just because it was cold and we both were smiling.
I liked this one. Well I'm a frazzled mom some days and well... I'm not always calm. Just ask the MYP.
Then there's the "share if your... such and such". One I saw this week. "Share if your daughter is beautiful and smart". Well to me, my daughters are. But if I don't share, do people think that they are somewhat homely and not real bright? Or what if I do and they really aren't beautiful and smart and people make fun of me? Wow. I've quit wishing you all happy birthdays unless I really would want to do it in person. FB can bring a lot of quandary in a life. Recently, I read this article. Apparently you feel worse checking in on the lives of others. This past week I felt insecure because so many people were taken up with running in beautiful locations or their own neighborhood and posting about how good they felt after their efforts. So I ate some more cheese balls. Even though the article says I should feel worse checking in on FB, I did have a little chuckle when I read about a dear lady whose phone went swimming in a very icky place and she fessed up to where it swam. tee-hee.
Yesterday, we fed the multitudes, but it wasn't loaves and fishes. It was spaghetti. A lot of spaghetti. Like enough for 36 people. Because I really like (actually love) each and every one that was there and I'd do it again in a heartbeat. Obviously, there was lots of other choices too.
I have mixed feeling about facebook. I don't share things as a rule, no matter what they are. I don't think people are watching. I do like to know what people do in their normal lives. I see what people are doing that I like to see and might not email. I go through somedays really quickly and delete what I don't want to look at.
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