I've realized my life now is a bit on the boring side. I didn't know that until I started a blog.
My friends who have blogs, write daily or at least weekly about the important things going on in their lives.
One of my friends is a Missionary in the Phillipines. Her and Josh have a wonderful ministry going on there. They also have 3 kids, their life is never boring.
Her father, another of my friends, just went to the Phillipines to visit them. I belive he hadn't seen them in 2 yrs.This is the first time he has seen his grandson. His life is not boring.
His other daughter another friend lives in Portland. She has 3 kids a husband, home schools, active in her Church. She has 3 that's right 3 blogs. She also is a blessing to other women helping them save money with coupon shopping, cooking, freezing. Dani has benifited greatly from her wise council. She certainly doesn't have a boring life.
Because I no longer work. I need to use my scooter when I leave the house. So I don't really go anywhere unless Dan is here to haul it in and out of the van.
Also in the winter weather I don't go out much at all. The cold and dampness goes right to the bone and takes forever to warm up again.
When the grandkids lived here I'm sure I would have had a lot to say. Well some might think you're boring if you talk about your grandkids.
Please NO sympathy. I'm just saying this to convince myself, that my blog is my blog. I can do and say what I want. I've had an interesting life. Maybe I'll let you know about some of my travels.
Or what it was like growing up with Polio. Or about my brothers who were put up for adoption and 3 of us found each other. I also have a book that I've been keeping of funny things my grand kids have said.
There's a little tease of my NOT so boring life.
Sharing memories from the Fleming and Snowden Families
About Me
- grammie of 5
- I have 2 blogs Family Time I started in 2009. Polio is new. So be sure to click on the one you want. I was raised and lived in Ca. until I was around 40. Moved to a small town in Or. which I've come to love. Married a wonderful man in 75. We have 2 grown daughters and a son in law who we are very proud of. We have 5 grandkids who we love dearly. In 2008 they moved to Portland so my son in law could continue his education. We go up and see them quite often. We share a home in Portland with our daughter Angi. So we have a place to stay for longer periods of time. I attend a Church with wonderful people. Where the Gospel is preached. Dan retired around 2015. We sold our home in town and moved 3 miles up river. Smaller home in the beautiful trees, across from the Chetco River.
5 comments:
I'm posting a comment on my own blog. I forgot to proof read as you may have found out. Sorry about that. I was going to go back and edit. To late.
I didn't know that you were a fellow blogger. I've been at it for over two years now. I'm a little afraid to let the people at the church know about my blog. Sometimes I post stuff that I'm not sure I would want them to see - for example - my St. Patrick's Day post. (Makes you want to go look doesn't it.)
1) Do not compare your blog to other blogs! Write about whatever you want and whenever you want. It's YOUR blog. Make no apologies.
2) If I didn't have three little Ws in the house, then my life would be more boring. :)
3) You CAN edit your blog anytime! If you're logged into your account, then click on the little pencil icon at the bottom of your post to edit. Or go through your dashboard to edit posts.
4) Share about polio or your brothers that were adopted. Sounds fascinating!!
5) Once you figure out how to edit, then you can also delete your own comment about not knowing how. :)
So you became an official follower of my blog. Didn't your mother warn you about following strange people around?
Thank you. I am honored
Whats funny is that I posted a comment when I read the polio accound first time, but I don't see it here. So maybe it didn't save that time. Anyway, I commented again here. Love you brat.
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