Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Commenting on my posts...

Carol, I changed the settings just for you.  :o)

If you've tried to comment on my posts but don't have one of the profiles listed, have no fear!  You can now comment without logging in.  Just click on the comments link below the post to leave a comment.  You have to select "Name/URL" or "Anonymous" (but please don't be anonymous) if you don't have another profile listed.

Sunday, March 20, 2011

The #4 Daily Post at WordPress.com

Share something that makes you smile.
I'm not excited about this post.  It seems kinda boring to me.  I have plenty of answers, but none of them is interesting enough to write about without a specific story to tell.  So I'm going to take this prompt in a different direction than is intended.

In the spirit of City Slickers, I'm going to find my smile.  It's not like I'm not smiling, but I've been inspired by my friend, Greg Tidrow, to step outside my comfort zone and try something new, which will bring a new smile!

I have no idea what this will be or when it will happen.  I'm going to sit on the idea and pray about it and see where God leads me.  Stay tuned...

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Friday, March 18, 2011

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Wordless Wednesday: Don't worry, be happy!

I know this is supposed to be wordless, but I don't want to misrepresent.  I did not modify this image.  I snapped the shot (intending to catch the red trees to the right of the happy face) right as a raindrop hit the windshield, making my camera lose focus and capture this cute refaction of the green traffic light.

P.S.  I know it's Thursday, but I really thought it was Wednesday all day.

Musical Macaroni and Cheese

We had musical macaroni and cheese for lunch! What is musical macaroni and cheese, you ask? Let me tell you!
 
It's when you make fresh mac-n-cheese for the 3yo, who then decides she doesn't want it. Then you reheat some leftover mac-n-cheese that you were so looking forward to and the 3yo sees it, thinks it's the 1yo's and decides she wants some. You give the 3yo the mac-n-cheese you made for her, and she's so excited. You bring your mac-n-cheese to the table, and the 3yo asks for some. You say, "you have mac-n-cheese," but she says, "I just want to taste yours." You ask, "did you even try yours?" to which she very convincingly tells you she did. You give her a bite of your yummy leftover mac-n-cheese, and the 1yo decides he must have some, too. You give him a bite and he goes nuts. You decide to try giving him the 3yo's, since she doesn't want it. He's thrilled. You feed the 1yo, then the 3yo, then the 1yo, then the 3yo... So you put the 3yo's mac-n-cheese on the 1yo's plate and your yummy leftover mac-n-cheese on the 3yo's plate, just grateful everyone's eating. Then you try to eat what's left of your yummy leftover mac-n-cheese, but it's cold and you're just not hungry anymore.