70 degrees in February has the birds singing, the frogs croaking, and me gazing out the window.
I know it's too good to be true. I know that it won't last but it's the hope it brings that gets my heart pumping!
I immediately know that I am behind once again in starting seeds for the summer garden. It never fails! I have grand dreams and high hopes that I will start seeds on time and will have lush plants just waiting for the ground to warm up but it never happens. So, here I am, at the very end of February, going through my little boxes of seeds to see what I can put under a grow light just to make myself feel better. I would at least like to get some tomatoes started, after all, who doesn't have tomato seeds on hand?! Yep, that's right. ME! It looks like we will have peppers of every size and color this year and I will be buying tomato plants once again.
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Monday, February 22, 2016
Hello World
Hello Blog!
Oh, how I have missed you!
I think of you often but, ashamedly, never sit down to write.
You are often in my thoughts and I long to tell you what is going on in my life but I find that if I do get time, I am too tired or too distracted or too ......
So, please let me catch you up on life.
My oldest is a high school senior this year. We are headed out of town a little later to interview for a big college scholarship. He has worked at his part-time job for over a year and a half now. He works and then comes home to do his school. He has a 3.85 GPA and made a 28 on his last ACT! Colleges are sending him letters daily but he knows the plans that God has for him and is faithfully following that call. I am so proud of him.
My youngest has his driver's permit now. He is anxiously awaiting the day that he can get his real license and get a job. He amazes me with his incredible talents that just seem to materialize over night. One day, he took a bar of soap from the box and the next day he brings me a beautiful carved flower. Now, he has started drawing and the drawings are awe-inspiring. He is the very definition of introvert, yet he has this wonderful comedic flair that rears its head often and it never fails to make me smile. My youngest always has and always will occupy a very special place in my heart.
I am doing all I can to avoid the reality that we will soon be empty-nesters. My heart will not allow my mind to go there. When I do dare to peek into the future, I wonder what I will do with myself. I have devoted myself to educating my children for the past 10 years. What do I possibly do next?
You see blog, this is why I need you. This is a season of change. It will be wonderful to look back later and see how life has progressed and it will be therapeutic now to share my thoughts with you.
I plan on talking to you again soon!
Oh, how I have missed you!
I think of you often but, ashamedly, never sit down to write.
You are often in my thoughts and I long to tell you what is going on in my life but I find that if I do get time, I am too tired or too distracted or too ......
So, please let me catch you up on life.
My oldest is a high school senior this year. We are headed out of town a little later to interview for a big college scholarship. He has worked at his part-time job for over a year and a half now. He works and then comes home to do his school. He has a 3.85 GPA and made a 28 on his last ACT! Colleges are sending him letters daily but he knows the plans that God has for him and is faithfully following that call. I am so proud of him.
My youngest has his driver's permit now. He is anxiously awaiting the day that he can get his real license and get a job. He amazes me with his incredible talents that just seem to materialize over night. One day, he took a bar of soap from the box and the next day he brings me a beautiful carved flower. Now, he has started drawing and the drawings are awe-inspiring. He is the very definition of introvert, yet he has this wonderful comedic flair that rears its head often and it never fails to make me smile. My youngest always has and always will occupy a very special place in my heart.
I am doing all I can to avoid the reality that we will soon be empty-nesters. My heart will not allow my mind to go there. When I do dare to peek into the future, I wonder what I will do with myself. I have devoted myself to educating my children for the past 10 years. What do I possibly do next?
You see blog, this is why I need you. This is a season of change. It will be wonderful to look back later and see how life has progressed and it will be therapeutic now to share my thoughts with you.
I plan on talking to you again soon!
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