So Wonderful To Read Your Blogs All The Way Through Schizz!
Hello Stephen, so glad to hear you are doing alright been worried about the snow but especially the windchill, from what I saw on the weather channel, looked like New England was in for some real brutal temps. I know, I shouldn't watch it so much, you are right, sometimes they make so much hype over the storms than what they really are. I guess I can say that around my area, but I worry about your area because I don't experience it first hand. As it is..I am so glad and thankful you are fine!
Whatever you did, it worked, I can read your blogs all the way through which puts my mind at ease, so thank you, so, so so and so very much!!!!! Can't wait to read the next one, so put a smile on your handsome face..you are Mr. Fix-it for sure !
Gosh, I didn't even see Tom Brady mouth that, that is something..ironic. Personally, there are two main teams..well maybe three or..Hmm (don't tell my nephew or any other Bengal fan ..I know The Browns fall in there right? I will never admit I ever wrote that.... well for you I would admit it of course..lol) that New England can always beat The Steelers and those rotten Ravens..or fomer-Browns. It is so nice to have The Patriots back, hands down. So Pat Nation Forever..So "Wicked Good."
Your remembrance of the times when you kids shoveled snow and a got hot chocolate reward, brings back great memories of what we did. Since we lived out in the country, it was our sidewalk and Grandpa and Grandma Havens sidewalk next door we shoveled out. I was really young then and vaguely remember helping out. When my grandma was still able to walk, they stayed until after Christmas before going to Florida, but when she was sick, they stayed in Ohio, we would help shovel the walk for them then. I almost bet dad, did alot of what you kids did , growing up in a small town with elderly neighbors, he would have helped out..I'll have to ask him, I am sure there is an interesting story lurking behind that subject.
A few weeks back, the little sparrows were balling me out because I hadn't filled my bird feeder for awhile. Your wonderful story about your mom reminds me that I have to re-fill it again. I have to get more feeders. I love to watch them, when it gets so cold, my heart goes out to them, they too feel it. Wish I knew your mom, she sounded so nice. The way you write about your mom though, it seems I have already!
The kids had today off, so my son decided to go play air-soft with his buddy Nick. Big goofs, froze their rear-ends off for a half hour before they decided it was too cold. They had fun I guess. He just gives me a sheepish grin. Nothing seems to phase me anymore..I think..I say that now.
You made me so very happy Stephen, you really made my day!! I will be on cloud nine all night...for a long time now. Please stay safe and warm, I am always thinking about you, I'll check in tomorrow, Love you so very much, all my hugs and kisses, sweetheart!
I know I used this before, but I thought it would be nice here..Love you Stephen!
Whatever you did, it worked, I can read your blogs all the way through which puts my mind at ease, so thank you, so, so so and so very much!!!!! Can't wait to read the next one, so put a smile on your handsome face..you are Mr. Fix-it for sure !
Gosh, I didn't even see Tom Brady mouth that, that is something..ironic. Personally, there are two main teams..well maybe three or..Hmm (don't tell my nephew or any other Bengal fan ..I know The Browns fall in there right? I will never admit I ever wrote that.... well for you I would admit it of course..lol) that New England can always beat The Steelers and those rotten Ravens..or fomer-Browns. It is so nice to have The Patriots back, hands down. So Pat Nation Forever..So "Wicked Good."
Your remembrance of the times when you kids shoveled snow and a got hot chocolate reward, brings back great memories of what we did. Since we lived out in the country, it was our sidewalk and Grandpa and Grandma Havens sidewalk next door we shoveled out. I was really young then and vaguely remember helping out. When my grandma was still able to walk, they stayed until after Christmas before going to Florida, but when she was sick, they stayed in Ohio, we would help shovel the walk for them then. I almost bet dad, did alot of what you kids did , growing up in a small town with elderly neighbors, he would have helped out..I'll have to ask him, I am sure there is an interesting story lurking behind that subject.
A few weeks back, the little sparrows were balling me out because I hadn't filled my bird feeder for awhile. Your wonderful story about your mom reminds me that I have to re-fill it again. I have to get more feeders. I love to watch them, when it gets so cold, my heart goes out to them, they too feel it. Wish I knew your mom, she sounded so nice. The way you write about your mom though, it seems I have already!
The kids had today off, so my son decided to go play air-soft with his buddy Nick. Big goofs, froze their rear-ends off for a half hour before they decided it was too cold. They had fun I guess. He just gives me a sheepish grin. Nothing seems to phase me anymore..I think..I say that now.
You made me so very happy Stephen, you really made my day!! I will be on cloud nine all night...for a long time now. Please stay safe and warm, I am always thinking about you, I'll check in tomorrow, Love you so very much, all my hugs and kisses, sweetheart!
I know I used this before, but I thought it would be nice here..Love you Stephen!
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