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The Weather:::
It's about 80 degrees today.  It actually feels nice.

 Right now I am: 
Sitting on the couch, relaxing...

 Thinking:
I'm ready to be lazy for the rest of the day.  I'm so ready for bed and it's only 4:30.

 On my reading pile:::
I haven't had much time for reading lately so I'm still reading The Widow of Larkspur Inn by Lawana Blackwell.

 On my tv:::
Breaking Amish
Married to Jonas
Bones

 On the menu for this week:::
Monday - Frozen Pizza
Tuesday - Brats and pasta roni
Wednesday -chicken and fries
Thursday - chili
Friday -
Saturday -
Sunday -

 On my to do list:::
Laundry
Dishes

 What I am sewing, crocheting, knitting or creating:::
Decoration for above the fireplace

 Homemaking Tips:::
I don't have any, other than making homemade dishwasher soap because I just made another batch this weekend.

 Looking around the house:::
Ben is resting and watching tv in his room.  The girls are laying around in the living room.  I'm just being lazy.  The house smells amazing thanks to my fall candles.

 From the camera:::


On my prayer list:::
My brother in law and his girlfriend as they finishing moving into their apartment.
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Sandra said…
I just finished the Widow of Larkspur Inn...started off great and then it fizzled for me LOL

What are you making for your fireplace?
October 2, 2012 at 8:03 AM
Liz said…
Yea, I'm having a hard time staying on track for the Widow Of Larkspur Inn myself. I've been so busy that when I do have time to read and I start it, I get not really bored, but just to the point I think about other things I could be doing. Last night, a friend loaned me the Grimms complete book of fairy tales. I started it last night. Talk about morbid, but for some reason, I love it.

I don't know how to explain what I'm making for the fireplace. It's a bunch of different crocheted pieces connected together in fall colors. I'll be sure to take a picture when I'm done.
October 3, 2012 at 4:15 PM
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