Some people, like my husband, like to fidget. If you get him a paperclip he can hold in his hand, he will drive you crazy with it by manipulating it for hours while you attempt to talk to him or get his attention. It’s how he rolls.
It’s also how some of you roll and a reason why Mondays are so hard for some of you. Mondays require attention on a day you’d rather have second Sunday. So, I found this amazing little how-to that you can put together on first-Sunday to make second Sunday a little brighter. Let me know how it goes.
For the last week or so, the temperatures in my area in the South have been consistently in the 90s. Our air conditioner has been struggling to keep up and I’m not lying when I say that people are going to Wal-mart and other air conditioned stores just to get some cool air. Sometimes, you just need some relief. In the interest of that relief and in the interest of pretending that I am sometimes a housewife (which is a complete and utter lie), I thought I’d share a video I found.
Earlier this week, I confessed that I don’t care about ice cream. Yeah, some of you are shunning me and I beg you to come back because I’m redeeming myself! Even if I don’t care about ice cream, I care that YOU care about ice cream. When you have that late night craving and don’t want to go out, you can do it yourself at home! Here’s how:
And the best part? It’s a single serving, which means you don’t have to share it with your kids! Have a great Sunday!
Life is like a game. We all have challenges, thoughts, opinions and beliefs. Often, it feels like something out there, life, karma, catty people, or blue shells (for the Kart lovers), seeks to bring us down. Luckily, we always get up. This is where I wear my heart on my sleeve and my foot in my mouth.
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We are members of one great body. Nature planted in us a mutual love, and fitted us for a social life. We must consider that we were born for the good of the whole.
Lucius Annaeus Seneca