Showing posts with label Holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holidays. Show all posts

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Happy New Year!

Well, seeing how it's officially January 20th, I guess it may be time to make some New Year's Resolutions.  Here we go: 
  1.  Quit procrastinating so much.  (You can see how well this is working out so far ;) )
  2.  Blog at least once per week (Hey, I can't guarantee the content will be anything decent, but maybe if I tell someone, I'll actually do it!)
  3.  Run another half marathon  (Who consults their still mending body when writing Resolutions  anyway?!)
  4.  Quit obsessing about trying to get 'there' and live in the moment more often.
  5.  Take WAY more photos.
  6.  Convince hubby that it's a good idea to get some chickens.  

Alright everyone, get out there and kick 2013 in the booty!  (Like I'm sure you've already been doing!)

Thursday, November 22, 2012

What Are You Thankful For?

The other day, I was down in the dumps.  I'd just gotten off the phone with that devilishly handsome man I married, we were talking about how we're tired of busting ass to 'get there' in life.  We're just ready to 'be there' dang it!  We were brainstorming ideas on how to 'get there' and kept hitting dead ends.  I stopped at a gas station to fuel up, kinda down in the dumps, wrapped up in my own thoughts, etc.  I was walking inside to pay when all of the sudden, an older gentlemen in a Dodge Dakota hollers out his window at me, "Hey ma'am!" I do a mental roll of the eyes and turn around to see who's talking to me.  "Are you alright?" the older gentlemen asks. 

I wish I could've seen what my facial expression looked like...how did this guy know how I was feeling?!  Cue the Twilight Zone music!  I said to the older gentlemen, "Yes, I'm fine, thanks."

With a bit of a smile he replied, "Well, I can tell you're not alright, ya know why?" 

"Why's that?" I asked, catching on to the fact that he's trying to be funny.

"Well, you've got a left hand and a right hand, dontcha?  You can't ever be alright!"  He says with a chuckle.  "You have yourself a wonderful Thanksgiving ma'am."

And just like that, my whole day turned right around.  Today, I'm thankful for the little things in life that remind us not to sweat the small stuff.  What are you thankful for?