I have, through a simple game of
“What is in your purse?” at a 31 party become an independent consultant.
I had managed to collect a vast number of
tickets and mine was drawn to receive free shipping on a product selection
designed for new consultants. I had been debating the selection just for the
shear product volume for the price. I had just about made up my mind to not get
it when my ticket was drawn for free shipping. Miss S actually had to repeat
the number 3 times before I noticed it was mine I was so engrossed in shopping
for something else. I had no design on
being a consultant but through divine intervention here I am. I am not sure I
will actively pursue this; home parties are not my “cup a’ tea” but I will
certainly let my friends and family in on my secret career.
Great excuse for hosting a party and inviting
friends over for lavender margaritas.
I have been writing my nephew
letters a couple times a week when he sends me a note explaining he cannot read
my handwriting. I have now compared my writing with my grandmother’s
handwriting and mine is perfectly legible. My grandmother had the uncanny
ability to write like every word was a map of America. There would be a huge
flourish for the first letter of each word and then a slightly curvy line in
the middle sometimes one hump crossed because it was a “t” and an occasional
hump with a dot over it as though it was a lower case “I”, ending in another
flourish of her pen. So you could tell what letter started each word and what
letter ended each word and were left to guess the middle. He is lucky!
I stayed in most of the weekend
chasing ghosts from Lancashire which I am slowly discovering after 18 months of
research may not be mine. So, I backed up to work backward in time and to
acquaint myself with aunts and uncles and brothers and sisters of ancient
relatives looking for more clues. I came across an elusive Elizabeth. She shows
up as a daughter perhaps born in Virginia or maybe in Indiana after hours on
Sunday and not being satisfied. I start looking for ever Elizabeth Gibson in
Edward County the last place rumor says she was. All I really had was she died
in Edward County with no date no other information. Her parents had moved to Clay County Illinois
so I started there. I then came across and old book with the name Selina
Elizabeth Gibson, 2nd married a Shurtleff and died in Prairie Buck,
Illinois. I checked and not one contact I have has her name as Selina. But then
later in the book it mentions her mother Eva and her father Jacob. I had found
her. So Happy!!
I must get my walking sandals on
and head for the trails. We saw a Cedar Waxwing on Friday what shall we find
today? I will tell you what I saw. Creepy homeless guy; he drives out to the
park and sleeps in his car all day.
One more thing; you moms out
there who pick up your babies nunu (pacifier) after it falls to the ground, pop
it in your mouth to clean it off and then shove it back into your baby’s mouth…..really????
Let me guess you do not wash your hands after your own toilet let alone after
changing your baby’s diaper or picking up dog shite from an accident on your
floor either do you? You watch your
little toddler struggle to stay seated on the toilet by grabbing a hold of the
toilet seat to balance and then you march them off to eat a sticky peanut
butter and jelly sandwich. Did you stop to wash their hands? No?? Well then
just serve them food off the toilet!!!!!
What do you think hand soap is for to decorate? Because it has a fish on
it and so does your shower curtain?
I just switched shifts with a
volunteer at the office so I have to go.
Happy hand washing!
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