Sunshiny Day

Yesterday was full of running hither and yon at work, doing this and that, and I have to say I am loving it. I love my job. LOVE it. I have fun, but I work hard, and I totally enjoy what I am doing. Having worked in non-profit most of my career, I was really struggling with the transition to for-profit and finding “the mission.” What am I doing to help people? At Red Cross, it was easy. First I was helping people who were affected by disaster, and helping people prepare for disaster, and making sure as many people as possible knew the life-saving skills of first aid and CPR and whatnot. Then I was helping people by encouraging everyone who can to donate blood. I still feel very passionately about all those things, by the way, and still adore the American Red Cross as an organization and encourage all of you who can to please continue donating time, money and blood whenever you can.

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Discovery

Last night Beano called and told us that if we went outside between 8:57 and 9:05 and looked in the northeastern sky, we’d be able to see the space shuttle Discovery.

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SpongeAim

I am tired. Cleaning my house kicked my booty. But, the house is spotless, the clutter is busted, and I feel good despite being tired. It was a very productive weekend, to say the least.

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Target: Clutter

It’s Saturday morning. Zozo is down for her nap. M is out digging in the yard (burying downspouts, not bodies). I am alone in the house, with the Beatles playing. I’m about to open up a can of whup-ass on clutter. Mwaaaaa haaaaa haaaaaaa (evil laugh).

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Papa and his sibs

Wednesday night we went to say “good-bye” to Aunt Sharon. It was the first time in a long time that Papa and all his brothers and sisters were together at the same time. Even though we didn’t feel like smiling, we took advantage of being together and got a lovely photograph of the siblings.

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Ohio Pix

I have been remiss in posting images to the blog, so I decided that I’d just bang out a bunch this morning and be done with it. Here are some photographs from the Ohio trip.

I do believe I am the palest person in this photograph.

Thanks to the Winkler Family for making me look like a ghost.
Haven’t you people heard of sun block?

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Peeve

I have many, many pet peeves. I’m a rather impatient person (I know you all are flabbergasted to read that), and so I have very little patience with stupid people, people who cannot communicate, lazy people, mean people, people who lie, cheat or steal, etc. Shoot ’em all and be done with it, I always say.

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Snap.

Sometimes, every once in awhile, little things happen that remind you just how good your life is, even when things seem a little rough.

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