Color In My World

Color In My World
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Another Day

I have been cleaning, cleaning, cleaning. Getting ready for the new year. I haven't cleaned in so long, I have a lot to do. I have decided that as many days as I can I am going to list what I am thankful for, what made me laugh and what amazed me each day. It might be interesting for me to look back on this throughout the year and expand on the things that made me laugh. Today, I am thankful for a little time to myself just to listen to my own noise. I love the quiet, my husband is at work and my son is with a friend. What made me laugh, my son calling from the store needing more money for his purchase. I remembered when they handed him to me in the hospital and I saw that cute dimple smile that would make it hard to resist his requests. Little did I know what the voice would add to that heartfelt pull in seeing his side of things. It is so. What amazed me today- finding someone I went to high school living in the same town as I do. We haven't seen each other since 1974. I wonder how many times we crossed paths and didn't even realize we knew each other. I've always said it would be nice to compare each others mental roadmaps (rolodex) or "contacts" to see how many people we had in common. Until next time- stay well.

Monday, December 28, 2009

The Start of a New Year

I've always wanted to write a book and lately I feel I have more to say more I want the world to know, or anyone who would like to read my writings. At 42 I found myself pregnant with my first and only child- a boy. He is now 10 and we are very close. I would also like to leave him with my thoughts on life, a kinda mommy philosophy. So that is what I plan to do with this blog during 2010. Maybe it will become a book or work into a process of ideas for one, maybe it will just be something for my son to better understand his mother and what she thinks about from day to day. Hopefully this will help him understand himself too. As we always joke, "The pear doesn't fall far from the bush." It changes each time, but you get the drift. Until next time. Jan.