Archive > May 2009

Tweets for 2009-05-30

Is dearly missing her kitchen. # reuben casserole and fresh made wheat bread for dinner, strawberry rhubarb pie for dessert, rhubarb coffee cake for tomorrow am. yummy! # @jebsweetpea it was amazing!! in reply to jebsweetpea # congratulates my sis-in-law Shayna, Lima’s newest nurse!!! #

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Tweets for 2009-05-29

living in the country = 2 (should be) simple errands take all morning = disaster with toddler & preschooler. # is glad we get to start over tomorrow. Good night!! #

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Tweets for 2009-05-28

@kedrhodes new ink, wha??? in reply to kedrhodes # @MagicianSteve meant to call you when we got home but was sooo tired! I need more Wii workouts too!! THanks for a great weekend! in reply to MagicianSteve # is thanking God for the encouragement on our house in FL – 2 showings in the last [...]

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Tweets for 2009-05-27

is zapped but will attempt to catch up on laundry from the weekend away anyway. #

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Tweets for 2009-05-26

Hearts moo ville ice cream. #

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Tweets for 2009-05-25

@jnascott Do you have more info on the mini van for sale? model, year, miles? in reply to jnascott # @timpsonwoods & @topher1kenobe if you think MI has been too hot too early, you should have been at the zoo in Columbus OH yesterday. YIKES! in reply to timpsonwoods # is enjoying a relaxing Sunday [...]

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Silencio es dorado

I’ve found myself rather reflective the past two months since our trek north. Unfortunately, the reflections haven’t translated into words, and especially not words typed on the screen. I’m being patient with myself and our transition process, and in a way I’m honoring the deep changes with silence. A golden silence. And the permission to [...]

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May flowers

Well, apparently April snow showers do bring May flowers. It’s been exciting to look out the picture window every morning and see the change in scenery. I’ve been most intrigued by the trees. The grass was so green, sprinkled with yellow dandelions and in need of a fresh cutting, but the trees were still so [...]

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Spring Reawakening

It’s been six years since I’ve seen spring. After living in Florida for 5 ½ years, we returned home to Michigan at the end of March – just in time for spring. (And just in time for one last whopping snowfall of five inches!!) After such a long absence, it’s as if I’m seeing spring [...]

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