• Finished with the chemo and radiation

    Mom finished up her chemo and radiation this past Monday and had her tube/catheter for the chemo taken out of her chest yesterday.  She is so glad to have that part behind her now.  She got to take a REAL shower for the first time in 5 weeks this morning (because she couldn't get that catheter thing wet). 

    Thank you all for your prayers on her behalf.



  • Yes, I've been gone for awhile. 
    No, I'm not really back just stopping by to say hi and chat a little.

    We are still working on the house.  Sometimes I feel like we've been working on it forever and that we will continue working on it for the REST OF OUR LIVES... however short or long that maybe.  :oP
    We did get to do one coat of paint on the outside, decided to use a white Kilz it for the outside and I'm just going to do a double coat and call it good.  I miss having a white house.  I think it will look good with our light gray metal roof.  I may do some of the trim in black though around the windows and doors or maybe i'll go with a medium gray?  Not sure, the plans just keep evolving.  We have our master bath almost done.  We are waiting for some more funds (monthly paycheck) so we can by some paneling for the other bath and finish it up too.  :o)
    Jewel's room and the master bedroom are ready for paint and ceiling fans (ceiling fans are a MUST in East Texas).  The boys room is not even close to being finished, but I don't think it will take long for us to get it going once we get all the JUNK out of it. 

    Even though the iron for my anemia has helped me TREMENDOUSLY, I've still been having a lot of problems with energy, mood swings, weight gain and many more symptoms that I wont go into on here.  One of my friends had her hormones tested last year through a saliva test and she has had WONDERFUL results on her biodentical hormones she's been taking.  So I decided to give it ago.
    My saliva test results came back about two weeks ago and I was SUPER low on progesterone AND estrogen.
    The lady I go to for my health care was a little surprised because she thought I was going to be estrogen dominant (too much estrogen).
     
    Basically we have two possible scenarios going on here:

    1) I have a strange ovulation pattern... when you ovulate you have lower levels of estrogen - but on the day I took my saliva test was not the normal ovulation days for most women - so I could possible have a strange ovulation pattern, which does happen occasionally for some people and would explain my low estrogen level.

    OR

    2) I'm beginning menopause.  I freaked out when she told me that was a possibility - I'm only 33 after all.  But she reassured me that since I'm through having biological children it's ok.  And i started thinking on the way home that if my periods STOP then maybe I wont have so much trouble with anemia!  That'd be cool.  M'eh it still makes me feel weird.

    Anyway, I have an appointment in about a month n a half  for another check up and she'll evaluate my symptoms or lack of them (since I'm on Bioidentical progesterone and dhea, the dhea level was really low too)  and she'll decide if we should do other tests to see if I'm still ovulating or not.

    Strangely I think it's already starting to help me out, my PMS has been reduced some already.  And that's a good thing for this household.  :o)

     

  • My hair... or what's left of it anyway


    It's taken me awhile to screw my courage up to the sticking point so I'd post my new pics  LOL



    Me and my Honey  



    See that look?  ((You better be nice Ed))




    "Am I really going to post these... up on my blog.... for everyone to see?"






    Of course. 

  • Aging Gracefully?


    ((from my inbox - hope it makes you smile as much as it made me smile ))

    Do you realize that the only time in our lives when we like to get old is when we're kids? If you're less than 10 years old, you're so excited about aging that you think in fractions.

    'How old are you?' 'I'm four and a half!' You're never thirty-six and a half. You're four and a half, going on five! That's the key.  

    You get into your teens, now they can't hold you back. You jump to the next number, or even a few ahead.

    'How old are you?' 'I'm gonna be 16!' You could be 13, but hey, you're gonna be 16! And then the greatest day of your life . . You become 21. Even the words sound like a ceremony YOU BECOME 21 YESSSS!!!

    But then you turn 30. Oooohh, what happened there? Makes you sound like bad milk! He TURNED; we had to throw him out. There's no fun now, you're Just a sour-dumpling. What's wrong? What's changed?

    You BECOME 21, you TURN 30, then you're PUSHING 40. Whoa! Put on the brakes, it's all slipping away. Before you know it, you REACH 50 and your dreams are gone.

    But wait!!!     You MAKE it to 60. You didn't think you would!

    So you BECOME 21, TURN 30, PUSH 40, REACH 50 and MAKE it to 60.

    You've built up so much speed that you HIT 70! After that it's a day-by-day thing; you HIT Wednesday!

    You get into your 80's and every day is a complete cycle; you HIT lunch; you TURN 4:30 ; you REACH bedtime. And it doesn't end there. Into the 90s, you start going backwards; 'I Was JUST 92.'

    Then a strange thing happens. If you make it over 100, you become a little kid again. 'I'm 100 and a half!'
    May you all make it to a healthy 100 and a half!!

    HOW TO STAY YOUNG
    1.     Throw out nonessential numbers. This includes age, weight and height. Let the doctors worry about them. That is why you pay 'them.'

    2.     Keep only cheerful friends. The grouches pull you down.

    3.     Keep learning. Learn more about the computer, crafts, gardening, whatever. Never let the brain idle. 'An idle mind is the devil's workshop' And the devil's name is Alzheimer's.

    4.     Enjoy the simple things.

    5.     Laugh often, long and loud. Laugh until you gasp for breath.

    6.     The tears happen. Endure, grieve, and move on. The only person, who is with us our entire life, is ourselves. Be ALIVE while you are alive.

    7.     Surround yourself with what you love , whether it's family, pets, keepsakes, music, plants, hobbies, whatever. Your home is your refuge.

    8.     Cherish your health: If it is good, preserve it. If it is unstable, improve it. If it is beyond what you can improve, get help.

    9.     Don't take guilt trips. Take a trip to the mall, even to the next county; to a foreign country but NOT to where the guilt is.

    10.     Tell the people you love that you love them, at every opportunity.

    AND ALWAYS REMEMBER     :
    Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take,    but     by the moments that take our breath away.


    And if you don't send this to at least 8 people - who cares? But do share this with someone. We all need to live life to its fullest each day!!


  • An update


    Things are still pretty crazy around here

    • Mom is going to have chemo and radiation after all.  She has two appointments with oncologists today and tomorrow and then she is going to have a surgery Thursday to put in  a port (I.V. type thing)  around her neck to administer the medicine (it's either the chemo or radiation, she's getting both but one will be going in slowly around the clock in the I.V.). 
    • On a positive note they did get all the cancer that they went in for and she had some x-rays and other tests done last week that didn't show up anything else.  The reason she's having to have the chemo and radiation is because rectal cancer is very aggressive and they want to make sure they knock this stuff out.
    • I've come to the conclusion that I've been depressed (not suicidal mind you).   Taking time off of xanga/revelife (among other things) has helped me to realize that.  I've been in a huge guilt and shame spiral of despair.  (LOL, that sounds bad)  Part of it has been my own lazy procrastination but also my physical limitation due to the anemia have played a big part too in keeping the cycle going on a super fast pace.   Anyway - I've been having some good quality time with Adonai and I wont be posting regularly still for quite some time.   I've got a lot of important things I need to focus on right now.  And on a side note, I'm going in for another doctors appointment next week to check out my hormones to see if they are playing a role in my anemia.
    • I have a sick goat.   One of my faves
    • Work on the other house has slowed to a stand still pretty much.  We need to get back on that.  That would help to free us up on time and money.
    • We had a great Passover/Pesach.  We ended up having our own here at the house on Wednesday, went to one friend's Thursday and then did another one Saturday night!  I've eaten so much matzo ball soup!  It's all been mine, I made it for all three... it's good - if I do say so myself.    I've got to figure out what to do with all this leftover charosset (chopped up apples, nuts,cinnamon and wine). If  it wasn't still the feast of unleavened bread I'd mix it up in some muffins, but I can't really do that and I don't want it to go bad.  So I'm thinking about putting some on a roast in the crock pot and then maybe make an apple crisp (without the baking soda and with extra eggs) with the rest.    Feast of Unleavened bread ends Wednesday night and right now we're on the counting of the Omer-day 2  (this is the counting down to Shavuot/Pentacost).
    • Thanks for checking in on me Kristen!  Hope you guys had a wonderful Pesach celebration!

    Shalom,

    Angela


  • Putting on the brakes


    Good news:
    Mom is home from the hospital

    Bad news:
    Her cancer was further along than they thought, it's stage 2.  So she will need chemo and/or radiation.

    Good news:
    All that's been going on the past few months has made me realize that I need to "get my ducks in a row".  I keep putting things off that need to be done by saying "when things slow down I'll get to that".

    Bad news:
    Folks, things aren't slowing down.  I've got too many irons in the fire. I'm not going to be making many rounds here on xanga/revelife for an extended period of time.  It's the way things have to be... I like you guys and I get sucked in when I try to catch up with all your posts and end up using a lot of time I need to do other things. 

    Good news: 
    I will keep you all in my prayers... you guys are like the neighbors I never had! 
    And maybe I'll be back to catch up with you guys more regularly later on  ?

    All my

    The FBP

       

  • I went hoe'n yesterday


    My dad had already disced the garden with his tractor about a month ago, so the weeds
    and grass weren't bad.  I couldn't get the tillers to work though,
    so I had to make my rows by hand with a hoe. 




    One word...  PAIN.
    I hurt from the bottom of my bum to my shoulders and down my arms
    all the way through my fingers.   At this moment I'm waiting for some
    Ibuprofen to kick in so I can go milk the goats.
    I was so glad to see Koldodi drive up yesterday after work because that man can hoe! 
    I think it looked nice when we got through, but I'll have to take a pic today and add it here later.

    As I was hoeing yesterday I thought of all my Grandparents (and Great Grandparents).  I come (probably like many of you) from gardening people.  People who are very familiar with the hoe.   I thought about Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and I wondered if they ever had to hoe and what exactly was it like to tend that garden.  Did Adonai teach them how to tend it?    I also prayed... thanking Adonai for Mother's surgery yesterday, for my Grandmother passing on out of her pain, for my Papa's comfort and peace. I chunked grub worms and grass. I stared at the stars as they began to show up in the evening sky as I sat in my lawn chair with my back aching.  I held up a flood light for Koldodi so he could finish putting pine straw around the veggies so that we wouldn't loose all the nice piled up dirt we had worked so hard on when the rain comes down later (rain was predicted last tonight and today).   There's nothing like garden work.   It makes me so tired but it also brings peace to me internally.


    Hoeing Poems


    A.E. Housman - I Hoed and Trenched and Weeded 

    I hoed and trenched and weeded, 
    And took the flowers to fair: 
    I brought them home unheeded; 
    The hue was not the wear. 

    So up and down I sow them 
    For lads like me to find, 
    When I shall lie below them, 
    A dead man out of mind. 

    Some seed the birds devour, 
    And some the season mars, 
    But here and there will flower, 
    The solitary stars, 

    And fields will yearly bear them 
    As light-leaved spring comes on, 
    And luckless lads will wear them 
    When I am dead and gone.




    Hoeing John Updike

    I sometimes fear the younger generation will be deprived
    of the pleasures of hoeing;
    there is no knowing
    how many souls have been formed by this simple exercise.

    The dry earth like a great scab breaks, revealing
    moist-dark loam--
    the pea-root's home,
    a fertile wound perpetually healing.

    How neatly the green weeds go under!
    The blade chops the earth new.
    Ignorant the wise boy who
    has never performed this simple, stupid, and useful wonder.






    FBP

  • Praise Adonai!

    Mom came through her surgery fine! 
    The doctor went in the "back way" (she had rectal cancer) and he thinks he got it all,
    even went down to the muscle level to make sure.     He said that she did well and he
    thinks she might get to go home tomorrow!  I was so excited to hear this I was hopping
    up and down while turning in a circle saying
    "Thank you Lord, thankyouthankyouthankyou!" 

    Thank you all for your prayers on the family and my behalf.
    It's been a heck of a two+ weeks...  I'm exhausted.

    But no time for that I'm off to plant a garden!

    ((I know I haven't been around much I'll try to get around to all your sites soon))

    Love n Mush in Messiah

    FBP


  • My Grandmother

    She died yesterday at 8:15pm. 

    Our prayers were answered that she wouldn't continue on in pain. 
    What must it be like when your body becomes your prison?
    Mostly I'm at peace... but there's this little part of me that is still upset. 
    I'll think that's it - I'm done grieving and
    then I start to feel this little knot under my lungs?
    In between my lungs? 
    Maybe it's in my stomach? 
    I don't know
    but it starts getting bigger and then I start crying again. 

    I live in the house they lived in when I was a child. 
    So everywhere I look I think of her and Papa.
    It's always been a joy to look out my kitchen window and wonder what Granny
    used to think when she looked out of it. 
    It's always been a joy to walk around the side of my house with my cats and puppies
    following me as I feed them and the goats
    and I've often thought back to my Granny doing the same with all her pets.
    I'm not depressed but it does make me sad. 

    It makes me happy too
    To know that she can see again. 
    She can walk again.
    She isn't in any pain now.
    She's with Adonai - and one day we'll be with them.

    But if you will - please say a prayer for our Papa.  
    He's 93 years old.



  • crazy week update

    Adonai's blessings are amazing!

    I am sitting here in relative comfort tonight - compared to how terrible I felt yesterday, my cold is almost completely gone.  That was fast!

    Mama called me around lunch today to let me know that Granny's bleeding had slowed down to an "ooze" (that was the term the Doc used) -  I'll call Mama and see if I can get an even better update *be right back*-   Dad said that they made a small incision this morning at the bottom of her esophagus and cauterized some spots, her stomach had a lot of blood in it so they aren't sure if they got all the places.  BUT her blood pressure has come back up to normal.  They had to give her another unit of blood today and some platelets to help her to clot - she's on baby aspirin and they said that prevents her from being able to clot normally.   

    We are hoping they found all the places she was bleeding, if she will quit bleeding then she wont have to have surgery.  She's really weak and it would be much better for her not to have another surgery.

    My mother's intestinal tumor was reported to be small, not going through the intestinal wall and not near any lymphs.  They said they should be able to scoop it out very easily!  She may be having surgery next week. This was very good news to us, because if it had of been growing through the wall she was going to have to be put on chemo. So far it doesn't look like chemo is something she'll have to do. 

    I talked to my friend I posted about earlier this week that was going through a rough situation, he seems to be doing good.  He is seeking out Adonai's will in handling this trouble in such a delicate problem.  

    2 Cor 4:7-12
    But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, so that the surpassing greatness of the power will be of God and not from ourselves; we are afflicted in every way, but not crushed; perplexed, but not despairing;  persecuted, but not forsaken; struck down, but not destroyed;  always carrying about in the body the dying of Jesus, so that the life of Jesus also may be manifested in our body.  For we who live are constantly being delivered over to death for Jesus’ sake, so that the life of Jesus also may be manifested in our mortal flesh.  So death works in us, but life in you.

    I have many extra blessings to count this week! 
    You guys are on my blessings list too.

  • Shattered Dreams

    by Larry Crabb came in the mail today.  I ordered it on half.com because of the wonderful review Ria gave it.

    Later today on the phone I heard the pain in his voice as I listened to him tell me of the events unfolding in his life.  A small tidbit of information that I had held onto for 2 - maybe 3 weeks... information that I had no idea would be another rock thrown against his glass house... I had assumed he knew, I thought it was probably part of the problem.  I heard the last shards of glass come tumbling around him.  I wanted to cry - I had called for another reason altogether.   I felt the hurt.   I felt the confusion.  I had no great words of advice to offer -  Only to be careful... I love you... call me if you need someone to talk to. 

    Pray for him with me if you feel led. 



  • The week

    It's been a busy one

    • been working on the house a lot
      finished the drywall (tape and mudding too) in my room and the living room
      we are working on my master bathroom, the showers installed 
      we taped Jewel's room
      this has taken up a majority of my energy because we get home so late
      it's looking good!
    • Glimmer my MiniMancha goat gave birth to two boys this past Monday
      I put her on the milk stand yesterday because I thought "she's going to take awhile to get used to this like all my other girls"  Pffffffffffff!   The newby is like an old pro!  She acted as if she could careless if I touched her bag.   I was in shock and so was Jewel because we were expecting a rodeo - if you take my mean'n - bucking, yelling, squatting - an all out fit.    I knew LaManchas are supposed to have a superb will to milk, but this...   I wasn't expecting this blessing!  Praise Adonai!
      I have a few pics and a video, might have to put mine up to like Wild Mama.
      Here's an old pic of Glimmer I already have on this site incase you forgot her, see her tiny little elf ears?

    • I finally started taking the barley greens that Koldodi picked up for me months ago.  They are gritty and I didn't want to do them.  I wanted those stinking little iron pills to continue to work their "magic".  But I'm afraid my tummy and intestines have had their fill of the harsh stuff.   I bloat something awful when I take those iron pills, get heartburn and nausea.  I was getting to where I couldn't take them without enzymes or my food wouldn't digest.    So anyway, I found out that it's tolerable to take the barley greens mixed with pulpy orange juice.  No bloating, no heartburn, no nausea - just gritty.  I call it my Swamp Juice.
    • bleached the front of my hair again
      it's platinum now!  LOL 
      I always wanted platinum hair
      everyone told me I couldn't do it!
      HA!
      Where there's a will (and a stubborn attitude) there's a way!
    • Made homemade bread this week- a slow rise recipe(haven't done that in ages)
      and I'm working on the second batch now - a regular fast rise recipe
    • Can't think of anything else out of the ordinary this week.  of course working on the house isn't so out of the ordinary for us (been at it since last AUGUST) but I was excited about the shower. 

    Blessings on your weekend and Love in Messiah!

    Angela Rachelle (aka Lamb, The FBP or Koldodi's better half  LOL)

  • OH IT HURTS!!!!!!!!



    My cheeks and my side are in agony...  SHEER AGONY!
     
    Why?

    I was laughing too hard.  I haven't laughed that hard in a long time.  I feel like I've done a million sit ups!

    Here's why...

    **but please go to the restroom first - you don't want to wet your pants **



    I hope you are hurting as bad as I was when I finished watching this video

    It's a clean video
    kid friendly



    Thanks for the laughs
    Bekahrina




  • For kicks



    Comment me and answer these questions -  I'm posting this for someone in particular but anyone who wants to can comment and if you repost it i'll fill it out for you.

    1. Where you and I met:
    2. Take a stab at my middle name:
    3. How long you've known me:
    4. The last time that we saw each other:
    5. Would I ever go sky diving?
    6. Your first impression of me upon meeting me/seeing me:
    7. Am I funny?
    8. My favorite type of music:
    9. Can I sing?
    10. The best feature about me:
    11. What do I want to do more than anything?
    12. What is one thing that you think I should do?
    13. Do I have any special talents? If so, what are they?
    14. Would you call me preppy, average, sporty, punk, hippie, glam, snobby, or something else?
    15. Have you ever hugged me?
    16. My favorite food:
    17. Have you ever had a crush on me? (who comes up with these questions? LOL feel free to skip this one!)
    18. If there was one good nickname for me, it would be:
    19. Your favorite memory of me:
    20. If you and I were stranded on a desert island, I would bring:-
    21. Do I believe in God?
    22. Who is my best friend?
    23. Will you repost this so I can fill this out for you?


  • 3 weird things about me


    Number 1:
    I fermentation 
    I'm obsessed with fermentation...
    not that vinegary stuff you buy at the run of the mill supermarket either- 
    I'm talking about the real stuff!
    Most store bought stuff isn't made the traditional way, it lacks that lactic acid flavor that I love.

    More Here...

  • It's odd how


    Believers get there panties in such a wad over the topic of obedience... not salvation, but the  discussion of obedience.   

    Someone puts up a post asking why certain aspects of obedience (NOT SALVATION... but obedience) are ignored/nullified  by a seemingly majority of Believer's dogma today.   

    More Here...

  • Robbed of Joy and Desire



    EDIT:  I've written this post twice now.  The first part is short and sweet and the other below isn't.  It's the emotional stuff that I don't know what to do with.  Proceed with caution.

    I feel like a tea pot who's been left on the fire with no one to replace the joy that has escaped like steam. (and yes, this is my fault really... see below)

    I don't understand how to put what I feel into words for ears to hear or eyes to read.  I guess that was remedied below.

    If you have the ability to pull yourself out of a trial (at least partially so that it's less intense), without causing harm to anyone, is it a real trial from Adonai?

    What if the "trial" in question seems to hinder your walk with Adonai?  It (the "trial") keeps drawing your focus to something you felt that Adonai directed you not to focus on?  This is what I was talking about when I said "see below"  I'm not focused on what I should be and it's messing with my desire to even be in the Word for refreshing.  Is that just an excuse?  I don't know, I truly don't know my own heart as well as He does. 

    This post is vague I know, it's been kept that way on purpose.  I didn't want to focus on the details, they muddle it up and get all emotionally in the way.   This is the real issue, the rest involves what other people think and do, I have no control over them.   It may not make any sense but I had to somehow get it out and look at it for myself at least.

    More Here...

  • back... sort of

    We finished up yesterday a CRAZY 4 day weekend of work on the "new" house.  
    What do we have done so far?

    1. all new windows in... CHECK (finished recently)
    2. all the new siding up... CHECK (finished recently)
    3. metal roof up...   CHECK (we did it this weekend)
    4. most of the drywall ceiling up... CHECK (we did it this weekend)
    We are all absolutely give out - poor Jason and Mom have to go to work today. 
    I'm going to try to take it easy.  HA!  yeah right -  I have to get out there and feed the animals whenever this rain stops for a bit (which looks like it has so I'm going to cut this short), milk the goats and take care of kids and house stuff.

    CALGON take me away!



  • Petite sizing vs regular sizing

    I'm a short gal but I've never paid much attention to the petite section.  I don't know why because it's for 5'4" and shorter and I'm only 5'2".  I decided that I would by myself a pair of petite pants because I'm tired of walking on my pants and they never hang right on me, the fabric gets bunched up.  Besides lets face it  I. DON'T  ALTER ANYTHING.  I have piles of "good intentions" laying around the house, but it never happens.  

    More Here...

  • Warning: Virtual Memory Low





    Most of us mothers joke around from time to time about not remembering this and that, like the right name for the right child.  I also know quite a few people who talk about walking into a room and forgetting what you were looking for




    But I'm only 33!

      
    • do you REGULARLY forget your phone number and address? this has to be one of the most embarrassing things of all. I imagine people think I'm lying   LOL  I had one cashier tell me while I was in the middle of racking my brain for my phone # "Look if you just don't want to tell me, it's not a big deal!" <--that's me
    • your kids' birthdays?
    • absentmindedly find yourself looking in the fridge for laundry items?
    • forget common words frequently while talking and blogging?
    • forget several items when at the grocery story (and you are carrying a LIST, but you forgot about it)
    • I can't even talk to my kids during traffic time in the bigger city near by ((it's no metropolis mind you)) because I can't concentrate enough on driving while engaging in conversation
    • and this list just goes on and on


    Have any of you tried Ginkgo?  Just wondering if I could get a real life testimony to anyone who notices a difference when taking it.

    I'm desperate folks!

        

Lamb

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    • Birthday: 8/16/1975
    • Gender: Female
    • Member Since: 3/8/2006
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  • LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMB!
  • I'm old... and you're old.... see my latest blog for proof.... LOL
  • Have you heard of the comedian Michael Jr.???? He's HILARIOUS!
  • I post on your chatboard... A LOT! Just my random observation
  • Random thought.... everytime I come to your xanga page, I hear this wacky cartoon voice in my head, shouting, "SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP!" Just thought I'd share... LOL
  • FBC checking on the FBP... how is ya?
  • @koldodi@xanga - you wish!
    • Posted 2/25/2009 10:16 PM
    • by Lamb
  • Tanks for stalking my page!
  • It's official... I've reached a new level of weird....
  • @EdwardHancockII@xanga - it's up on my blog
    • Posted 1/14/2009 9:56 AM
    • by Lamb
  • Remember that goofy lil cartoon with the sheep that freaks out over the color pink???? Where'd you find that????
  • The agent said no to my manuscript. It was a soft no because he's a nice guy, but a no just the same. I can't figure out how I missed God's Will on this. I really thought this was it. And now the single question keeps running through my head... "How'd I miss this?"
  • There are five videos - www.youtube.com/anamtrx. But shhh. The direct link is between you and me.
  • @koldodi - thnx sugar
    • Posted 10/24/2008 8:38 PM
    • by Lamb
  • I like your new profile pic.
  • You and Koldodi should really check out the blog I just wrote. I'd surely appreciate your input!
  • Okay so I have no real idea what Yom Kippur is. I've read a few things about it through the years... been reading this and that for a couple of days. Still don't get it really. Anyway, I hope yours is everything it should be and more.... Love and all that mushy garb....
  • Pete the pituitary tumor's playing cranial bongos rather loudly tonight.... ugh! JUST when I thought I'd convinced him to take up knitting or something!
  • You have to check out my answer to today's featured question when you get a chance....
  • @EdwardHancockII - THAT'S COOL!
    • Posted 9/17/2008 7:58 PM
    • by Lamb

Quick Thoughts

  • ok, who's on facebook and wants to be mine and Jason's friend? message me and I'll give you my info
  • Just when you thought my hair couldn't get ANY shorter...  I cut off what remained.  I look like a monkey  LOL ;o)  Yeah, Ill post a pic later
  • I guess that's as good as the ibuprofen is going to get...  I still hurt.  Oh well, I'm off to milk the goats
  • tired... praise Adonai for Shabbat!
  • they can't stop granny's bleeding. they can't find where she's bleeding from because there's 2 many clots. they are going to have to make an

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