And a year later...
Wow! Wonder if I can remember how to work this thing! I've never tried to post using my iPad, so I'm gonna just write a sentence or two and see what happens, and whether or not I want to continue.
"A government big
enough to give you
everything you want,
is big enough to take
away everything you have."
Thomas Jefferson
Wow! Wonder if I can remember how to work this thing! I've never tried to post using my iPad, so I'm gonna just write a sentence or two and see what happens, and whether or not I want to continue.
Echoed by Amazing Gracie at 10:15 PM 7 Echoes
Labels: 5/21/12, Robby Rawlins
I guess it's about time... I keep jinxing myself by saying I'm gonna start blogging faithfully; but, it just isn't happening. Since my laptop is not working, and I have yet to figure out to to post from iPad (yes, I know - I'm dumb), I need to sit at the PC to update. Even with a good chair my back aches like mad sitting here. Whining. Sorry! But I really love the concept of blogging and miss the good ol' days.
I've found a new hobby: embarrassing myself on Facebook. My grandson-in-law, Jim, got a ticket this a.m for driving his MOTORCYCLE 116 mph. If you all remember, my grandson, Robby died on his motorcycle almost a year ago (21st of this month). Jim and Ashleigh are going to be parents next month, they already have a beautiful little girl - and he's out acting the fool on his bike.
Well, I tore into him on FB, where he had posted the ticket, and told him his father-in-law needed to kick his butt. Well, I thought I said "kick." Uh uh. I typed "lick." So the kids (and their friends) have had a lot of fun teasing me about that one!
Life is moving at such a rapid pace it's unbelievable. We've jumped from a very nice, cool spring into a very warm beginning of summer. We took out a big orange tree - neither of us can eat them - and various and sundry other old woody bushes. The yard looks a lot bigger! I'm going nuts putting in colorful perrenials to disguise that ugly grey stone wall. Hopefully, it will look really nice in a couple of weeks.
Something of interest: My brother performed a wedding at which he received a rather large gift, so he is using that to enter the National Geographic DNA "Tree of Life" project. It will take our DNA back 30 generations! Can you believe it? He's thinking middle Europe, possibly Hun/Visgoth/ - you know, the "swarthy" people. We're telling him women do not have asperations to be "swarthy!" Anyway, it will be extremely interesting. Both my brother and our grandfather have our lineage (dad's side) going back to Austria. My mom's lineage is English and Welsh,and possible French.
Now, I'll know what to call myself!
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