Friday Night.....Kids are watching the Dog Whisper. Stuart is at work and it is 8:35 PM. I feel so sorry for him! I had clinical for Nursing School today. I am very sleepy and will be studying tomorrow. Ashley has fallen asleep in the chair.
Friday, March 27, 2009
Monday, March 23, 2009
March Weekend
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
March 16, 2009 Jacob is 15
I remember Jacobs 2nd Birthday. I was a new Mom and wanted to make his cake. I made a fish cake, fish decorations, goldfish, and had a neighborhood party for him. It was great!
We took Jacob to the Mall on his 15th Birthday to look around for some needed clothes. All the kids fought all the way to West Knoxville. I think I jumped out of the car before it stopped just so the noise would stop. We found Jacob two shirts and some cool checkered shorts. We drove around for thirty minutes for Jacob to decide on a restaurant. We finally decided to go to a Japanese Buffet. I wanted to go anywhere but there but it was Jacob's night. When we were all seated Ashley started to shiver she had been sick all weekend with a temperature. Nobody ate and the food almost seemed room temp. I was grossed out so the waitress brought our bill and it was $90.000 and Stuart's mouth dropped open. We all had water and no dessert. It was about $20.00 per person and it was the worst meal we had had in a long time. Then the kids fought all the way home!
The next morning I got Jacob chocolate cover donuts with icing in the middle and a cookie cake. He was as happy as could be for a birthday morning. I also picked him up two car sales newspaper books.
Stuart had to pack up for Omaha and he left 5am Monday morning. When he called me on Monday night I said " so, what did you have for dinner?" He said you will never guess..... Chinese food again! Now I am home alone again with the kids. Ashley is still running a temp and John put a big dent in his head. On happier note, I love this time a year when I can pack up the heavy coats and watch the trees bud. The kids love playing outside.
We took Jacob to the Mall on his 15th Birthday to look around for some needed clothes. All the kids fought all the way to West Knoxville. I think I jumped out of the car before it stopped just so the noise would stop. We found Jacob two shirts and some cool checkered shorts. We drove around for thirty minutes for Jacob to decide on a restaurant. We finally decided to go to a Japanese Buffet. I wanted to go anywhere but there but it was Jacob's night. When we were all seated Ashley started to shiver she had been sick all weekend with a temperature. Nobody ate and the food almost seemed room temp. I was grossed out so the waitress brought our bill and it was $90.000 and Stuart's mouth dropped open. We all had water and no dessert. It was about $20.00 per person and it was the worst meal we had had in a long time. Then the kids fought all the way home!
The next morning I got Jacob chocolate cover donuts with icing in the middle and a cookie cake. He was as happy as could be for a birthday morning. I also picked him up two car sales newspaper books.
Stuart had to pack up for Omaha and he left 5am Monday morning. When he called me on Monday night I said " so, what did you have for dinner?" He said you will never guess..... Chinese food again! Now I am home alone again with the kids. Ashley is still running a temp and John put a big dent in his head. On happier note, I love this time a year when I can pack up the heavy coats and watch the trees bud. The kids love playing outside.
Monday, March 9, 2009
Generation X

People born between 1961-1976 is the generation that I fall under. We are the generation that is comfortable with technology, need flexibility, are visionary people, but lack loyalty to companies. When I graduate from college in 1991, I can remember my parents talking about the stock market crashing and companies downsizing. People where laid off in the early 90's especially those getting ready to retire with big pensions. But what Americans are going through today is different. Not only are we seeing layoffs, housing markets at an all time low, food prices going through the roof, politicians not united to do good for America, and air of just negativity. We do not have any big wow factor on the horizon like the Internet.... what will pull Americans together to work hard at improving our country? Hopefully, I can be apart of it
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Thursday, March 5, 2009
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