If you sew, quilt or knit mostly in
one room, you could use one of these. If
you are anything like me you leave bits of thread, yarn and fluff behind
you. I have to dust mop my sewing room
almost every day, and the stuff I drop is unbelievable. So I used my Walmart Savings Catcher refunds
to buy what I call “Baby Vac” because it weighs 5 pounds with all the
attachments. It is a wet/dry vacuum that
is stronger than it looks. Everyone
needs one! On my way out of the store
the checkout woman said, “Awwww jus’ wook at him. Isn’t he the cutest widdle vacuum?” Ahem….
Everyone needs a trip to Glamour
Shots at least once in your life! I
found this picture from 10 years ago—back when I had hair. When I stumble across a photo like this I
have a moment of sadness for the hair that was.
It was red and full. It was that
moment in time when I was satisfied with the hair! Now it’s close cropped, grey, curly and thin. It is what it is and I’m just so happy to be
alive that I don’t really miss the big, red hair. Not too much.
Everyone needs a granddaughter who
loves them. She gave me a poster for
my birthday that says, "The best example of love is a grandmother". She has gone back to
college and I miss her terribly! Samantha
is the RL in her dorm this year and is already enjoying being Mom to a bunch of
young women who are far from home. She
is going to be an amazing nurse.
Everyone needs a Jack Russell Terrier
in their life—at least once. Macy is
everything a dog should be. She has
always been even tempered, sweet and loving, and well mannered. She doesn’t talk like Max, but she understands
not only commands but too much of what is said around her. She is Super Dog to the nth degree!
Everyone also needs a Max, but only
later in life when you have nothing better to do than listen to him “talk” all
day and to do everything he tells you to do.
He is cute and fun and Macy’s favorite “person.” He caters to her whims and tells us what Macy
needs and when. Maybe I should say that
every Macy needs a Max—and every knitter needs two dogs to sit on them while
they knit.
Life is good.
4 comments:
What a fun post!
My hair is what it is, too - grey, thinner, and straight. It used to be a warm brown, thick, and wavy. Sigh!
My hair is much thinner, too, but at least I have some! I was laughing, as we have a Max in our life, but he'll soon be 5 and ready for kindergarten. LOL He's Stella's big brother.
I didnt know when I paired you and Judy that you hadn't ever met. She's great. Im so glad you liked to swap with her.
The dogs are sweet. I understand how you feel about your hair. Mine is just fine. It's just gray and it shows through really fast. I feel guilty for being vain but I'm adjusting. I'm okay with dying it now. I feel grateful for the option you know?
The love of family is never to be underestimated is it? Your granddaughter sounds like a lovely young woman. It's one thing to love, it's another to be so good about showing it.
Just bought a mini vac for my cube at work. It gives me great joy. Don't ask me to clean my apartment though, ha!
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