The joy of visiting teaching

Ok, so one of the ladies I visit teach reminds me so much of my mother that each time I get there it brings a little tear to my eye. I think the thing I like most is when she has on her house dress and of course lipstick. Mom would always have lipstick on and wouldn't leave the house without it. I always though that was funny but now I can't image her any other way. Oh, how I love my mom and I miss her terribly some days. Love you mom!!

Yippee!

For those who gave up on me ever posting anything again - suprise! Yes, I'm back or so I hope. I have no excuse but that I lead a rather boring life. Maybe I should just make stuff up so you will want to read my blog. But alas, no I cannot resort to fabrication.
So here goes:
Today I was home with a horrible migraine, one of those kind you just wish you could go into a coma for so you wouldn't have to feel the pain (now aren't you wishing I would make stuff up). After my medication kicked in and hoping for a little sympathy I called and talked to my sister Linda in Idaho where it is nice and chilly. Sure enought just hearing her voice makes me feel better. I got to spend a little time this last week with Linda while she was down from Idaho visiting her son Adam and his family. I always wish for more time with Linda but anytime at all is special to me. Adam and Whitney just moved into a new home in Surprise and Linda helped paint and get it ready for them to move in. Man is Surprise a long drive, but what a nice house!

Peaches were on my agenda last Saturday when my sister Kathy graciously shared hers with me. I went to her house and made lots of freezer jam and it turned out yummy! Thanks Kathy - your the best!!

Hugs and kisses to all my family - I love each and everyone of you!!