Monthly Archives: August 2004

necessities of life

I was at Walmart today. (I will refrain from talking about my love/hate relationship with this store, for now.) But I was in the school supply aisle, and I saw something that I had to buy: Crayola thin line markers … Continue reading

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The earth laughs…

More beauty can be found in a local farmer’s market than in all the great museums in the world. One of my weekly rituals is going to the farmer’s market. I love seeing all the vibrant colors of the fresh … Continue reading

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take this job…

The drama and drug use and DUIs that occur among the people I work with are fascinating. And perhaps someday I will regale you with those stories. But for today, I will just tell you how much I am loved … Continue reading

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Starry-eyed

Just to let you know…this won’t be a depressing post. So, keep reading. Psalm 148:3 Praise him, sun and moon, praise him, all you shining stars. On my way home from work tonight I saw a shooting star. Seeing a … Continue reading

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In my mind’s eye

Since I have decided that I am going to blog regulary, I guess I should write something. I have lots of thoughts rattling around in my head, but I don’t have the energy to coherently put them on paper (or … Continue reading

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It’s my life

I’m jumping on the bandwagon. But this was really hard…harder than I thought it would be. The Soundtrack to Your Life Survey Make a soundtrack for your life, matching songs with the following: Opening song: “Great Adventure”-Steven Curtis Chapman and … Continue reading

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MORE proof that I am an old woman

Since Carla wrote pretty much the exact same thing I was gonna write, I won’t repeat it. I will tell you all that the cow is free. Animal control came, but he wasn’t so smart. The guys from the fire … Continue reading

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