Showing posts with label acquaintances. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acquaintances. Show all posts

Friday, September 5, 2008

Wild guess, Here comes mommy, Faces from long ago

TODAY I SMILED...

~ Hearing Tina say to a pledger upon answering the phone "Hi! I'll bet you $40 you don't know who this is!" I think to myself, if they guess correctly do we lose the pledge?!

~ Aunt Jeannie laughed as I walked in the door after work. She told me Smokie has been in the back room and very silent all evening -until she heard me pull in the drive, yelled out "Your momma's home!" and he came running out.

~ Seeing a picture of Lisa, the sister of my brother's best friend in elementary to high school, on classmates.com, I decided to send a note to say hi. She returned my e-mail with a quick note the very next day.

Thursday, September 4, 2008

White eggs & ham, Wiggly arms, Good view

TODAY I SMILED...

~Aunt Jeannie made me a ham and fried egg on toast sandwich for breakfast that was mm-mm-good

~ Watching Tina, who sits in front of me at work, make wild and wacky arm movements to entertain herself as she watched herself in the window reflection making her calls

~ By laying back on my Papasan Chair and bringing my portable DVD player up oh-so-close that it's basically laying on my chest, I get so centered on the screen that it's like being in my own personal theater! Tonight I watched "Definitely Maybe".

Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Sweeter scenery, Ready answer, Hello mommy

TODAY I SMILED...

~ Being able to use my laptop computer in a room with a nice breeze coming in whether than the computer that has been in our dank and dreary basement since 1999.

~ Telling the owner/cashier of our work building's store the price of the magazine I buy today before she asks me, something she does every week. She smiles and says, "You know me so well!"

~ After getting out of the car, when arriving home after work, I see Smokie jump from the window sill to the railing so he can see me and meow "hello" the moment I walk through the door