SunDial
Where Are The Umbrella Hats
- Joined
- Nov 17, 2010
Diane...I thought about you earlier in church after looking at the senior pictures earlier today. Paster Bell was announcing his "Parenting Class"; he had a jar of 936 marbles sitting on a little table. He told us to look at that jar before saying, "As parents (and/or grandparents) you only have 936 weeks (illustrated by the marbles) to teach and guide your children before they graduate high school!
Didn't really think about it that way before and knowing "Stef's jar is almost empty" made me go...WOW!
Redstorm is progressing nicely
; the Princess...
...we've got some major teaching when it comes to her!
...and Denise...I KNOW...6 years already?
I have another version of the marble story that is for the opposite end of the life span. On my laptop somewhere.
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Been thinking about you! 
Now...one more step 
; Medicare "Well Women" checkup; mammogram; foot doctor; DENTIST 
Will finally be a "happy camper" when the next 3 weeks are done! 
After checkup I can now add BONE SCAN to the list too! 
She is really of mean to me. She gives me all her crap work that she should be doing like alphabetizing piles and piles of forms. I've been doing a lot of her work unloading boxes and a lot of physical work. I already hurt my back twice since I've been there. A lot of up and down and calling kids to the office, finding kids, I don't have time to breathe. It's nothing like the last school I worked at. Not really liking it at all. My old boss wants me to come back, I can pretty much make my own schedule and work days and hours I want but it would still be part time.
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That's the spot...the savannah viewing area...so peaceful!
. One particular part was a dinner between a 63 year old Vietnamese gentleman and a 68 year old Marine. The Marine stated his surprise when he's now thanked for his service. (And we can relate...we'll never forget the hasty exit from the airport in Houston when DH got off the plane while still wearing his uniform. 
We lost count of how many CM's...and other guests... told him "thank you for your service" when he wore his Vietnam Veteran hat. Once again, proof of what a special place DW is. 
