Showing posts with label Because it is Monday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Because it is Monday. Show all posts

Monday, February 17, 2014

Sunday, January 26, 2014

Because it is Monday

West Virginia pops up in the 1860s due to the Civil War, but what's going on in Oklahoma in the 1890s?

Monday, October 14, 2013

Because it is Monday

Typical Monday. Everything seemed to hit at once today. The part that actually made it more Mondayish than not was when the repair estimate came in for my husband's car right at the bluebook value of the stupid, broken down thing. So we had ourselves a fretful day around here until we realized that things could be worse.

Upon reflection, we're very pleased to report that all of our current problems are external ones. Andy's a nice guy with good intentions. I'm a nice enough gal with similar intentions. We could be going through financial stress with a spouse who was indifferent, selfish, or antagonistic. It really could be worse.

Life is good!

Monday, September 23, 2013

Monday, June 10, 2013

The Best News We Ever Received on a Monday!

Our home renovations have finally passed the final test and we are ready to accept a foster child. All it takes now is a phone call and we are foster parents again!

Happy, happy Monday!


Monday, February 11, 2013

Because it is Monday


For the record, I support his decision. John Paul II taught us one lesson about end of life issues and heroism. This Pope is teaching us another.

I hope to post on this topic this evening in a more serious tone.

Monday, November 5, 2012

Because it is Monday


Indeed...

Need more optimism because it is Monday? Gotcha covered...


Hat tip to Catholic Memes for getting the word out on this little gem.

Monday, June 11, 2012

I am slowly coming down from the retreat high and am reading a lot, reviewing some old writing, and actively pondering. This post was inspired by coming across something that triggered the memory of wearing a tie dye T-shirt of E.A. Poe. I kept a safety pin in his forehead to keep his thoughts together. That was the way this English major rolled.

(I need more coffee)