As Father's DayApproaches: Roses grow in Heaven, Lord,pick a bunch for me. Place them in my daddy's arms & tell him they're from me~Tell him that I love & miss him & when he turns to smile ~place a kiss upon his cheek & hold him for a while ~ Because remembering him...... is...easy ~I do it everyday ~ There's an ache within my heart that will never go away. Copy and paste if your dad is in Heaven.

from Margot Potter wize words

'Everyone has a litany of excuses. Guess what? Excuses are lame. We all have obstacles, struggles, baggage. Chances are every excuse you can concoct can be proven moot by the person who did it anyway even though they could have made the same excuse. Excuses are obstacles to be overcome; recognize them and overcome them.' Love, Madge

Graduation

We managed through Graduation with out a hitch. picnic food was the pick of the day. James had a nice time of it and we all made it through the day. I am so proud of him and his accomplishments. He is going to be fine and do well I just know it aspergers or not. God is in all things and watching out for my Jamers

Ah a new day - a new thought. I am looking forward to Spring. I am not sure why. I am not sure I am finished with winter. But the flowers out there are calling to me! So phooey on the house work and play in the posies! Have a day with hugs and smoochies.

intersting thought fot the day

"you don't have to be perfect to be a leader, but you can't be timid."

said Margaret C. Whitman's, mom. Meg, as Margaret is called is a self made billionaire.

Ah this has been quite a day. I have had three little people here to day. All at different times.
Miss Onica, as aways we,... made brownies.
Miss Mia, we did our usual garden check.
Miss Maddee, we had the reading time and tea party at the table with the china.
Each has their own idea of fun at my house. I for one simply love it, each one has the best ideas. How did that happen?

new to this world of blog

I am learning, I am doing it on my own so hide and watch to see how I do. Helpful indeas and constructive input is welcome.