A Meme
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
I found this on one of the blogs I read and thought it would be fun to throw it out into the blogosphere.
Outside my window... it`s a bright sunny day with a teeny tiny little nip in the air (I LOVE it!).
I am thinking... about whether I should take the kids to Prague for a week at the beginning of December. Tigerpapa can`t come so it would be just me and the kids.
I am thankful for... everything, especially my family.
From the kitchen... I plan to make squash risotto and wholewheat biscuits for dinner. I have never made risotto before so it should be interesting.
I am wearing... a cream coloured long-sleeve sweater with a hood and jeans.
I am creating... nothing lately. Maybe I`ll try to start knitting again.
I am going... to go across the street to the German Cultural Center to buy some homemade bread. Then I will drive to a furniture store to look for a shoe closet for our entrance.
I am reading... "Merry Christms Amelia Bedelia" and "Girls of Riyadh" by Rajaa Alsanea
I am hoping... and praying for my mom!
I am hearing... an awesome 1980`s compilation cd that my LSF (Lovely Scottish Friend) gave me for Christmas last year. It`s currently playing the theme from Miami Vice...wait, its now changed to "Life in a Northern Town" by The Dream Academy.
Around the house... things are sparkling clean and organized because the home helper came yesterday! :).
One of my favorite things... is to snuggle with the kids and read them a story before bed. Right now we are reading "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe". I also like chocolate and coffee.
A few plans for the rest of the week... I will volunteer in Tigergirl`s classroom to help with handwriting and find some pictures to go on our walls. I`d also like to get our Christmas picture taken so that I can get my cards sent out in time!
Here is picture thought I am sharing... I feel this bumper sticker really represents the people here in Beirut....at least in my recent experience:
Here are the people I`m tagging... Midori, Gina, Shinshu Life, Jan, and Lily.
I found this on one of the blogs I read and thought it would be fun to throw it out into the blogosphere.
Outside my window... it`s a bright sunny day with a teeny tiny little nip in the air (I LOVE it!).
I am thinking... about whether I should take the kids to Prague for a week at the beginning of December. Tigerpapa can`t come so it would be just me and the kids.
I am thankful for... everything, especially my family.
From the kitchen... I plan to make squash risotto and wholewheat biscuits for dinner. I have never made risotto before so it should be interesting.
I am wearing... a cream coloured long-sleeve sweater with a hood and jeans.
I am creating... nothing lately. Maybe I`ll try to start knitting again.
I am going... to go across the street to the German Cultural Center to buy some homemade bread. Then I will drive to a furniture store to look for a shoe closet for our entrance.
I am reading... "Merry Christms Amelia Bedelia" and "Girls of Riyadh" by Rajaa Alsanea
I am hoping... and praying for my mom!
I am hearing... an awesome 1980`s compilation cd that my LSF (Lovely Scottish Friend) gave me for Christmas last year. It`s currently playing the theme from Miami Vice...wait, its now changed to "Life in a Northern Town" by The Dream Academy.
Around the house... things are sparkling clean and organized because the home helper came yesterday! :).
One of my favorite things... is to snuggle with the kids and read them a story before bed. Right now we are reading "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe". I also like chocolate and coffee.
A few plans for the rest of the week... I will volunteer in Tigergirl`s classroom to help with handwriting and find some pictures to go on our walls. I`d also like to get our Christmas picture taken so that I can get my cards sent out in time!
Here is picture thought I am sharing... I feel this bumper sticker really represents the people here in Beirut....at least in my recent experience:
Here are the people I`m tagging... Midori, Gina, Shinshu Life, Jan, and Lily.