Discovering the truth about ourselves is a lifetimes' work, but it's worth the effort. -Fred Rogers
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Thursday, June 10, 2010
How do you know you can't dance?
You watch shows like "So You Think You Can Dance" and you can't tell if the dancers are good or not.
Seriously. I tried watching last night. They all looked about the same to me. I seriously was amazed when the judges cried over someone's performance. They were moved to tears over this dance? Really? I must have zero moves....zero skills. I can't even see it in others!
~Karen
Seriously. I tried watching last night. They all looked about the same to me. I seriously was amazed when the judges cried over someone's performance. They were moved to tears over this dance? Really? I must have zero moves....zero skills. I can't even see it in others!
~Karen
Monday, June 7, 2010
Art, Butterflies, & Crafting
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Butterflies & Art
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Outdoor Play & Crochet
We are outside a lot these days. It's been humid and unbearable, but the kids love it.
Me? No. I could do without 90 degree days and humidity that makes it feel like you are always in a sauna.
I SPY a habanero in our garden!
I made this for Mimi. It took a couple days. She picked out all the yarn. I hope she will wear it a lot in the fall.
Have a great week!
~Karen
~Karen
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Monday, May 10, 2010
Organ Donation: Save a Life
I have a family member who needs a kidney. For various medical reasons, none of us can give him one. We've known that someday it would be needed. The waiting game continues. Once you get on the registry, you wait and hope.
I guess this is why I always sign my license and mark "full body donor." And I tell my husband, if something bad ever happens, to tell the doctors to take what they can and save/improve another's life.
For whatever reason, I have found this topic--organ donation--to be a sensitive one. I don't understand why. I can't think of a better, more lasting mark to leave on this world than to save or improve a life or lives.
Karen
I guess this is why I always sign my license and mark "full body donor." And I tell my husband, if something bad ever happens, to tell the doctors to take what they can and save/improve another's life.
For whatever reason, I have found this topic--organ donation--to be a sensitive one. I don't understand why. I can't think of a better, more lasting mark to leave on this world than to save or improve a life or lives.
Karen
