Yes . . . deer . . .

Precious . . .

Ought oh, they see me . . .

Curiouser and curiouser . . .

Even too cute from behind . . .

Darn right . . .

Bashful . . .


yes . . . deer . . .

To all my friends & family . . .

Do not text while driving:

If you're not convinced . . .

This short video will certainly convince you.

Be sure to share this message with all your friends,
at least those you care about.

bwah ha ha ha ha !!!!

I can't stop laughing! So I thought I'd pass it along. Maybe you'll get a chuckle out of it too.

Inspired by my friend, Victoria . . . .

and Doppleganger week at Facebook . . .

I made my way over to myheritage.com to see which celebrity I most resemble.

You have to try it! It is too hilarious.

(I haven't laughed so hard since the dancing Christmas elves :)

Borrowing words . . .

Welcome to my world this week

It looks like this outside

Brrrr - I've just can't seem to get warm

but I gotta admit - it is beautiful . . .

Everyone once in a while I just have to borrow from a friend . . .

I loved these words, just wanted to share . . .

My friend writes . . . I have a flat top stove that is really hard to keep clean. In fact, in the 8 ½ years that I’ve lived here, my stove has never been completely clean. I wipe it off and scrub at it for as long as I can stand to, but it continues to build up black rings of crud around each burner. Recently, my sister got me going on a routine in which I’m supposed to spend just 5 minutes twice a day working on a “Hot Spot,” an area of my home where clutter collects. As I was marveling at how much I could get done when I was racing against that 5 minute timer, I glanced at my stove and wondered how much of that burned on crud I could get off if I concentrated on it for just 5 minutes. Using muscle and a scouring pad, I got about 3 inches of one of the black rings off. It was such a little bit, but it was progress. I decided to keep at it, and after a couple of weeks, just a little bit at a time but about 1 ½ hours combined, my stove was completely clean!! I would never, never, never spend 1 ½ hours scrubbing my stove. But 5 minutes I could do. Just 5 minutes works miracles!

It’s the little things we do: 5 minutes scrubbing at a stove; a phone call to the ladies we visit teach; a smile and a moment to say hello; a few minutes to ask about someone's children; a little bit of time helping with humanitarian needs. It's the little things we do that, when combined, make such a big difference and unite us.

How did you know that's just what I needed?

Yep, that's what I think too - it's the little things . . .