Monday, December 11, 2006

Marnin, all.
Today I am being very crafty. Not in a diabolical I'm going to take over the WORLD sense.... more of the sock-puppet making craftiness.
Oh, they are cute.
Yesterday I went to Walmart and rode in the wheelchair, to buy the supplies for my crafts. I knew Richy, being of the male variety, would have great difficulty procuring crafty items. We would have buttons, socks and easy cheese.
So, my kids went to the Clark fun-house, and I went to Walmart. It was exhausting. I think I shall never go again.

Richy started his job today. He looked so great in his work clothes. I am going to miss him insanely - he is always around, except when he leaves for weeks on end.
Oh, and I'm having a girl.

11 comments:

Anonymous said...

frist!

and congratulations again!

=)

what's her name? or did i miss that?

jess said...

we haven't said it yet... we're still trying it out around here

Josh said...

Sock pups sound fun.

The Clark fam update said Richy is in training one day a week in December, then starts full-time in January. Is this the one day a week, or did they start him early?

Viking Granny!!!! said...

Hey....if I need a movie title where do I go?

I need to pick a DVD....where are my geeks when I need them?

how can I find a list of the new releases?

Viking Granny!!!! said...

I went to Barnes and Noble but that is not a complete list of DVDs

Any suggestions?

Viking Granny!!!! said...

Is there a complete list of the movies that are available on DVD from the last year anywhere?

Mama PC said...

oops, i just found THIS glob -

i posted several oN the previous blog... oops

tired -

on call -

saying doog gnhite

Mama PC said...

ok - where IS everyone???

i went to bed at 9 p.m.

Then, got called into work at 10 p.m. and just got home at 1 A.M.!

and still no poasts????

no poast toasties???

where are you peeps???

FRIST

Viking Granny!!!! said...

Second!

Mama PC said...

jess! you're having a GURL!!!

BethC said...

good morning.
final exams begin here today!

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