- Being a zero car family pretty much sucks. Hopefully we'll ring in the new year with a new (to us) vehicle in the driveway... so pray for us tomorrow... okay, well, pray for us on Monday, as New Year's Eve car shopping didn't pan out
- Our family has some amazing friends. And when my big boys end up staying over at someone else's house for a couple days, yet still doing dishes, sorting laundry, entertaining younger kids, shoveling snow... I love that.
- I hate not knowing. That applies to a whole lot of stuff in my life recently.
- I had an amazing morning yesterday. I slept in (which is great too, but not the point here). When I got up, Thomas, my 11 year old struggling reader, he was... you ready for this? He was sitting on the couch with his nose in a book. A real book. He was reading it. And laughing. And then giving me little tidbits about it. Thank you Read Live.
- We had a fantastic review-product filled Christmas. With very cool products. I love being a reviewer.
- I was blessed beyond measure right before Christmas... a package arrived via Santa Claus (aka the UPS Guy) from I don't know for sure who... and it contained a Kindle. I screamed. I've cried. And I love it... It is making my life easier. It is so small. And every time I grab it, or even think about it, I feel pretty loved... thank you, thank you, thank you...
- I have a whole bunch of amazing virtual friends too. I cannot imagine my life without you... and you probably know who you are...
- I don't particularly like power outages. About 8 hours without power at the house today. Frustrating. But hey, it was a good day for it... fairly warm, and the power at the well stayed on so we did have water.
If you are reading this, I appreciate you more than you know... and I wish you an exciting and amazing 2012...
4 comments:
so happy for your Kindle and that your power came back on!
Yeah for amazing friends, amazing moments, and sleeping late. You are an amazing virtual friend. Happy New Year.
Congratulations on your Kindle. I love mine. :-) I hate not knowing also. I can relate.
I couldn't live without my Kindle! Happy New Year Debra!!
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