I baked cookies today.
My husband took a bite and says, “Hmmm…these cookies sure have a lot of…texture.”
Interpretation: Too much oatmeal and other healthy ingredients in here. Where are the chocolate chips?
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I baked cookies today.
My husband took a bite and says, “Hmmm…these cookies sure have a lot of…texture.”
Interpretation: Too much oatmeal and other healthy ingredients in here. Where are the chocolate chips?
I’ve been working on my Adventures In Parenting website and learning more about how to increase online traffic.
There is so much material out there for SEO training. The hardest part is to incorporate what everyone tells you to do. A type of coaching system for us noobs would be nice. Especially for the technologically challenged, having a computer person who can do EVERYTHING right next to me would be really nice!
I dreaded the trip to the Social Security office to get a replacement Social Security card for Audrey.
I couldn’t navigate their phone system to get an appointment (“please press or say 1” ugghh!) so we decided to just go to the office and either get in line or get an appointment.
Two things impressed me:
Our pastor told a great story today.
A little girl was saddened by the death of her cat. Her mother tried to comfort her and told her, “Don’t worry dear. Your cat is in heaven with God.”
The little girl looked at her mother and said, “What does God want with a dead cat!” :)
I created my first Squidoo.
The first “lens” I made there is about The Rebelution. They are doing a Book Bomb on March 25th.
I had dinner with my dad tonight.
“Where do you want to go for dinner, dad?”
“How about HopLi Chinese restaurant?” Sure.
We walk into the restaurant and the receptionist and waiters/waitresses all greet him.
“Hey, Mr. Leung. You’re back again. That’s two days in a row.”
A friend just told me he is going to Venice for a few days vacation in May. I am jealous!
With business being slow, we need to find Cheap Holidays.
According to Fodors, the Amalfi Coast, Amsterdam, and Bangkok are some of the top world destinations. Japan is where I would like to go…
Some good stuff here.
Some do not require registration. Some are worth the registration.
I’ve heard it said often, but I am just starting to really understand it for myself in a personal and deeper way, that church is really all about relationships with people.
Sure, there’s the teaching and the learning, and there is the music. But what is really important in a church are the relationships among the people.
I had a lot of fun teaching the church kids today.
I told them a joke and they laughed!
They say silly things and I laughed!
Sometimes I get impatient or frustrated, but how can you not love those kids when they say stuff like this: