I spent the first half of the day watching basketballs filled with water shot from a pressure cannon! LOL
Then...I got to ride on a four-wheeler for the first time in my life to head out in the field to watch said basketballs land almost a mile away from where they started!
Huh? You are thinking.. here is the background...
My sweetie plays poker with some people he met here in town, and one of the guys participates in something called "Punkinchunkin". This is usually done WITH pumpkins, but since he is just practicing and getting his cannon geared up for the competition in November, he uses basketballs filled with water.
He also shot a bowling ball, but we could never find where that landed.
I also got to ride on a 4-wheeler for the first time. Now that was an experience! Okay, thankfully, I wore pants that day or I would have never done it. hehehe The man driving the machine was not my husband, so first it felt weird to get on behind him. LOL (sweetie was riding behind another guy on another one)... Then I tried to only hold on by the bars on the back of the 4-wheeler... let's just say, that I got over my qualms about holding onto a man other than my husband REALLY quick! Otherwise, I would have fallen off! That is not what you want to happen on one of those things at 40 MPH!
So... we all had fun, I kidded with sweetie that we are "officially country" now! (and that is not in a bad way....so do not take it that way!) The kids had fun in the corn fields and are a dirty, dirty mess. Ian was alittle bummed because he did NOT get to ride on the 4-wheeler, but he will get over that disappointment.
We hope to be able to go up to Delaware when the competition happens...it is not very far and sweetie seems to want to go... :-)
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Monday, September 17, 2007
It has been rather hectic and stressful lately....
Wow, it has been twelve days since I last posted! And that was a vent that I decided was better left untold. LOL
Since the beginning of this month, we have buried 2 hamsters, my cat has gone missing...oh and my 19 year old step-daughter decided to move out AGAIN. (oh and did not go about it in a very nice fashion either)
Yeah, just a little stressful. hehehe
On a brighter note, I have made several batches of wonderful Habanero Jam and Pickled Garlic! I hope to at some point make some apple jelly I have been planning everyday for over a week to do. One day, it WILL get done!
On an even brighter note.... I am now the proud owner of an All American Pressure Canner! My wonderful DH told me to buy one! Gave me a budget and said "either get the one you want, or I will buy one and then you just get what you get!" Goodness, I LOVE that man!
I hope to use my canner soon, but will be starting with simple items first. That giant looks like it should be in a labrotory instead of my kitchen.
So, please forgive me for being away.... I will try to do better.
Since the beginning of this month, we have buried 2 hamsters, my cat has gone missing...oh and my 19 year old step-daughter decided to move out AGAIN. (oh and did not go about it in a very nice fashion either)
Yeah, just a little stressful. hehehe
On a brighter note, I have made several batches of wonderful Habanero Jam and Pickled Garlic! I hope to at some point make some apple jelly I have been planning everyday for over a week to do. One day, it WILL get done!
On an even brighter note.... I am now the proud owner of an All American Pressure Canner! My wonderful DH told me to buy one! Gave me a budget and said "either get the one you want, or I will buy one and then you just get what you get!" Goodness, I LOVE that man!
I hope to use my canner soon, but will be starting with simple items first. That giant looks like it should be in a labrotory instead of my kitchen.
So, please forgive me for being away.... I will try to do better.
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
Updates
Thing have been so busy around here!
School is now in full swing, I have been looking for a job (part-time during school hours) and my poor little girl had to deal with her first pet death.
Having a pet taken to the vet and not returning is something she HAS experienced, but that is somewhat "unreal" to a child her age. This time it was different. Her little hamster (Nibble) passed away while she was at school last Friday (8-31). I sat her down and talked with her after she got home from school. We cried together...she wanted to see him, and then we had a small graveside service on Saturday under a favorite tree. Daddy dug the grave and I wrote a little note on a stone for the grave.
Although it is still a sad thing for her...she is handling it rather well.
Once some time has gone by... we will consider getting her a new one, but for now, she wants to just "remember" Nibble.
School is now in full swing, I have been looking for a job (part-time during school hours) and my poor little girl had to deal with her first pet death.
Having a pet taken to the vet and not returning is something she HAS experienced, but that is somewhat "unreal" to a child her age. This time it was different. Her little hamster (Nibble) passed away while she was at school last Friday (8-31). I sat her down and talked with her after she got home from school. We cried together...she wanted to see him, and then we had a small graveside service on Saturday under a favorite tree. Daddy dug the grave and I wrote a little note on a stone for the grave.
Although it is still a sad thing for her...she is handling it rather well.
Once some time has gone by... we will consider getting her a new one, but for now, she wants to just "remember" Nibble.
Monday, August 27, 2007
Allergic reactions to vaccines
in my puppy!
My poor little puppy had an allergic reaction to her shots on Saturday. Her little face swelled up and she broke out in hives! Her poor little fur looked like there were pebbles under her skin!
Of course, the vets' office was already closed and the answering service referred me to an emergency vets office in Fredricksburg (almost an hour away!). I called them and they said bring her in!
Okay....not that I was not concerned for her (beleive me, I was!)....but I was not going to drive that far without checking to see if there was another ER vet closer to home. I looked in the yellow pages and found one that was only about 25 minutes away and CALLED!
I was able to speak to a vet over the phone (was not given that option with the other place)... he asked me several questions and then told me to give her Benedryl. He told me the dosage to use and how often. He said that if she did not improve (or got worse) to bring her in, but that the first thing he would do would be to give her a shot of benedryl....so instead of driving her in, I could get her started on the medicine!
It worked! Within 30 minutes of the first dose...some of the hives had dissappeared. By the time I get her the third dose, her face was almost back to normal and there were only a few hives left. By the next morning, there was no trace of her reaction!
I am so thankful for a vet that was more interested in getting this puppy better fast, than having me come in and pay for a vet er visit (over $100).
I plan to write a letter of thanks to the animal hospital! I do not remember the name of the vet, but I can give the date and time....so that would at least narrow it down abit in case there was more than one there that day!
Thanks so much for the special people that are out there taking care of our pets!
**Here is a website that talks about animal allergic reactions. I did not even know this happened to animals!
Urticaria (Hives) & Angioedema (Swelling of the Face)
Shiva had the "moderate" reaction.
My poor little puppy had an allergic reaction to her shots on Saturday. Her little face swelled up and she broke out in hives! Her poor little fur looked like there were pebbles under her skin!
Of course, the vets' office was already closed and the answering service referred me to an emergency vets office in Fredricksburg (almost an hour away!). I called them and they said bring her in!
Okay....not that I was not concerned for her (beleive me, I was!)....but I was not going to drive that far without checking to see if there was another ER vet closer to home. I looked in the yellow pages and found one that was only about 25 minutes away and CALLED!
I was able to speak to a vet over the phone (was not given that option with the other place)... he asked me several questions and then told me to give her Benedryl. He told me the dosage to use and how often. He said that if she did not improve (or got worse) to bring her in, but that the first thing he would do would be to give her a shot of benedryl....so instead of driving her in, I could get her started on the medicine!
It worked! Within 30 minutes of the first dose...some of the hives had dissappeared. By the time I get her the third dose, her face was almost back to normal and there were only a few hives left. By the next morning, there was no trace of her reaction!
I am so thankful for a vet that was more interested in getting this puppy better fast, than having me come in and pay for a vet er visit (over $100).
I plan to write a letter of thanks to the animal hospital! I do not remember the name of the vet, but I can give the date and time....so that would at least narrow it down abit in case there was more than one there that day!
Thanks so much for the special people that are out there taking care of our pets!
**Here is a website that talks about animal allergic reactions. I did not even know this happened to animals!
Urticaria (Hives) & Angioedema (Swelling of the Face)
Shiva had the "moderate" reaction.
Monday, August 20, 2007
School days....school days...
Start again in just a week!
Have you started back yet? Or are you in an area that waits until after Labor day?
We are almost ready here. We bought new tennis shoes today...and back packs. Last years did stand up to the usage I had hoped they would. (sigh)
I made my little girls school year...I let her pick out a "High school musical" back pack! LOL I swear, she is 6 going on 13!
I also agreed to let my son get a back pack "on wheels" this year. But with the agreement that it has to last at least two years. hehehe
How are you "back to school" plans coming along?
Have you started back yet? Or are you in an area that waits until after Labor day?
We are almost ready here. We bought new tennis shoes today...and back packs. Last years did stand up to the usage I had hoped they would. (sigh)
I made my little girls school year...I let her pick out a "High school musical" back pack! LOL I swear, she is 6 going on 13!
I also agreed to let my son get a back pack "on wheels" this year. But with the agreement that it has to last at least two years. hehehe
How are you "back to school" plans coming along?
Monday, August 06, 2007
I am being over run with cherry tomatos!
I plan to surf the net and find something to do with them besides in a salad or pasta dish! LOL
If you have any recipes...I would greatly appreciate them!
If you have any recipes...I would greatly appreciate them!
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
How do you get ready for "Back to School"?
I start by keeping an eye out for the sales that always happen this time of year for school supplies. So far, I have gotten some really good deals.
I also start looking for close out sales on clothes. Involved in this is also going through their clothes and giving away what is out grown (and still usable) and getting an idea of what is needed.
What are some of your "getting ready" strategies?
I also start looking for close out sales on clothes. Involved in this is also going through their clothes and giving away what is out grown (and still usable) and getting an idea of what is needed.
What are some of your "getting ready" strategies?
Saturday, July 28, 2007
Things on my mind lately.....
There have been a few things that I have been debating on blogging about. From not sure how I would word it....all the way to not knowing how "others" would react to what I wrote. (LOL, like I have such a large influence out in cyber-world!)
First off.... Modesty "for men"!
Okay...I am not saying that I think the male of our species should go around naked.....but is there all that much to be concerned about???
There is a thread on a message board about this topic, that has opened my eyes to what some people believe concerning this issue. I have always been an advocate for modesty...nothing flashy or "sexy". I also do not endorse having little girls look like miniature adults. I make sure that my daughter does not wear anything too short or too tight.
But you know what? I have never put THAT much thought into what my son wears. I mean, I make sure his shorts are not too short or too tight, but not ALLOWING shorts or even sleeveless T's???? I would never imagine putting those kind of restrictions on him! Also, my husband would request I see a doctor if I did!
I also believe that there are certain situations that allow for being without a shirt (if you are a male)! Swimming is a good example. I do not require my son to wear a shirt while swimming, or when running through the sprinkler in the back yard! I do not see anything wrong with a male wearing a tank top type shirt or even going shirtless when working out in the hot sun or in a hot house. Would I allow that type of dress while visiting friends or going to the store? No, of course not. That would be inappropriate.
Does that mean my son is immodest? Not as far as I am concerned.....nor is there anywhere in the Bible that states exactly HOW we are to dress. There are guidelines, nothing else.
Another thing on my mind: Predestination.
I know...what a weighty subject! LOL Now, this is the subject that I believe might cause a reaction some that read my blog. Although I apologize if I hurt any ones feelings....this is what I believe and feel on this matter, I am not sorry for that.
To me...there is nowhere in the Bible that tells us that Jehovah has already "chosen" all that He will save. If that was the case, there would be no free will (Galatians 6:7) and what use would Jesus' sacrifice had been if we were all predestined! (Deuteronomy 30:19, 20) That would also have meant that God set Adam and Eve up! He would have "planned" for them to disobey Him and bring sin and death into the world! Not a very loving thing for Him to have done! (1 John 4:8)
Also, it seems rather arrogant to believe that "I was chosen and YOU were not!" We are to be humble (James 4:6)....and to me, that is NOT a humble attitude!
Well, I think that will be all for now.
First off.... Modesty "for men"!
Okay...I am not saying that I think the male of our species should go around naked.....but is there all that much to be concerned about???
There is a thread on a message board about this topic, that has opened my eyes to what some people believe concerning this issue. I have always been an advocate for modesty...nothing flashy or "sexy". I also do not endorse having little girls look like miniature adults. I make sure that my daughter does not wear anything too short or too tight.
But you know what? I have never put THAT much thought into what my son wears. I mean, I make sure his shorts are not too short or too tight, but not ALLOWING shorts or even sleeveless T's???? I would never imagine putting those kind of restrictions on him! Also, my husband would request I see a doctor if I did!
I also believe that there are certain situations that allow for being without a shirt (if you are a male)! Swimming is a good example. I do not require my son to wear a shirt while swimming, or when running through the sprinkler in the back yard! I do not see anything wrong with a male wearing a tank top type shirt or even going shirtless when working out in the hot sun or in a hot house. Would I allow that type of dress while visiting friends or going to the store? No, of course not. That would be inappropriate.
Does that mean my son is immodest? Not as far as I am concerned.....nor is there anywhere in the Bible that states exactly HOW we are to dress. There are guidelines, nothing else.
Another thing on my mind: Predestination.
I know...what a weighty subject! LOL Now, this is the subject that I believe might cause a reaction some that read my blog. Although I apologize if I hurt any ones feelings....this is what I believe and feel on this matter, I am not sorry for that.
To me...there is nowhere in the Bible that tells us that Jehovah has already "chosen" all that He will save. If that was the case, there would be no free will (Galatians 6:7) and what use would Jesus' sacrifice had been if we were all predestined! (Deuteronomy 30:19, 20) That would also have meant that God set Adam and Eve up! He would have "planned" for them to disobey Him and bring sin and death into the world! Not a very loving thing for Him to have done! (1 John 4:8)
Also, it seems rather arrogant to believe that "I was chosen and YOU were not!" We are to be humble (James 4:6)....and to me, that is NOT a humble attitude!
Well, I think that will be all for now.
Friday, July 27, 2007
My next canning adventure....
Jams...Jellies....and Preserves!
I have some pickles spears "curing" in the cabinet and some relish that I have put up also.... Since I have only have water bath canner at this point (yes, I plan to get a pressure canner, but I need to save up for that purchase) I have a limit of "types" of things I can put up at this time. Not complaining....
The first couple of things on my list to do are:
Garlic Jelly and Blueberry preserves.
I will post how they turn out after I am able to do them....
I have some pickles spears "curing" in the cabinet and some relish that I have put up also.... Since I have only have water bath canner at this point (yes, I plan to get a pressure canner, but I need to save up for that purchase) I have a limit of "types" of things I can put up at this time. Not complaining....
The first couple of things on my list to do are:
Garlic Jelly and Blueberry preserves.
I will post how they turn out after I am able to do them....
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Introducing a new member of our family......
Monday, July 09, 2007
Update on Canning Dilemma
Thank you for your response, Kayla. :-)
I did call the manufacturer....and made a bit of a fool of myself!
It was the CANNING company that but the disclaimer about not reccommended for glass top ovens....not the oven manufacturer!
She asked me what brand I had....and then told me what page to look at in the guide that deals with canning! LOL
The reccomendation is to do small batches and to alternate burners if you will be canning large amounts!
So, I will be getting started on some pickles tomorrow morning (Tuesday)!
Thank you for all your help!
I did call the manufacturer....and made a bit of a fool of myself!
It was the CANNING company that but the disclaimer about not reccommended for glass top ovens....not the oven manufacturer!
She asked me what brand I had....and then told me what page to look at in the guide that deals with canning! LOL
The reccomendation is to do small batches and to alternate burners if you will be canning large amounts!
So, I will be getting started on some pickles tomorrow morning (Tuesday)!
Thank you for all your help!
Saturday, July 07, 2007
A Canning Dilemma
Okay.... if there are any canners out there, I have a question.
Back when we were remodeling the kitchen, I got the privilege of picking out a new stove. I had always longed for a glass top stove....so that is what I picked!
Fast forward and year.... Now I want to learn to can. I have all these plans of lining my cupboards with rows of tomatoes, pickles, green beans and anything else I could grow and process. Guess what???? I was told that I could not use a canner on a glass top stove!!
Has anyone out there had any experience with this? Will it truly break a glass top stove? I mean, how is this any different than any other cooking you do? I mean, I don't plan to process any water bath items for hours. And what about a pressure canner? You do not process that for hours! Why would this really pose a danger to my glass?
Or is this a case of CYOB* for the manufacturers??
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
*Cover your own bottom
Back when we were remodeling the kitchen, I got the privilege of picking out a new stove. I had always longed for a glass top stove....so that is what I picked!
Fast forward and year.... Now I want to learn to can. I have all these plans of lining my cupboards with rows of tomatoes, pickles, green beans and anything else I could grow and process. Guess what???? I was told that I could not use a canner on a glass top stove!!
Has anyone out there had any experience with this? Will it truly break a glass top stove? I mean, how is this any different than any other cooking you do? I mean, I don't plan to process any water bath items for hours. And what about a pressure canner? You do not process that for hours! Why would this really pose a danger to my glass?
Or is this a case of CYOB* for the manufacturers??
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
*Cover your own bottom
Thursday, July 05, 2007
I found a way to minimize my computer time....
First, have the kids out of school....
Second, go out of town for a few days....
And then third, have your DH take a week off of work....
Talk about putting a major dent in my computer time! LOL That is okay, family always come first. (Okay, Jehovah truly comes first, but you all know what I mean!)
I have been busy with the kids since school let out. Mainly just doing things in the yard and around the house. There is a new exhibit at the little museum in our town that I will take them to next week....not sure if they will enjoy it, but I know I will! Hehehe.
This past weekend was my District Convention for Jehovah's Witnesses. The theme this year is "Follow the Christ".....and it was wonderful! I just love having three full days of learning and fellowship! My spiritual cup runneth over!
This week, my beloved is off of work. We have been busy going to Kings Dominion and working on projects around the house. I get so much done when he is here.
Hopefully, things will settle down some more next week, but I am not going to promise to write more often! Because every time I do...something comes up and it is weeks before I get back here! LOLOLOLOL
I hope this finds everyone reading it in good health!
Second, go out of town for a few days....
And then third, have your DH take a week off of work....
Talk about putting a major dent in my computer time! LOL That is okay, family always come first. (Okay, Jehovah truly comes first, but you all know what I mean!)
I have been busy with the kids since school let out. Mainly just doing things in the yard and around the house. There is a new exhibit at the little museum in our town that I will take them to next week....not sure if they will enjoy it, but I know I will! Hehehe.
This past weekend was my District Convention for Jehovah's Witnesses. The theme this year is "Follow the Christ".....and it was wonderful! I just love having three full days of learning and fellowship! My spiritual cup runneth over!
This week, my beloved is off of work. We have been busy going to Kings Dominion and working on projects around the house. I get so much done when he is here.
Hopefully, things will settle down some more next week, but I am not going to promise to write more often! Because every time I do...something comes up and it is weeks before I get back here! LOLOLOLOL
I hope this finds everyone reading it in good health!
Monday, June 18, 2007
Time flies.....
Wow, I had no idea so much time has passed since I last posted. Just a short update:
Was at the school 8 out of the last 10 days of class. LOL Only one of those was as a sub...all the rest were for different end of the year programs!
Then, our A/C decided to die on us....and I do mean "DIE"! There was no fixing it, so a brand new system had to be installed! Let's just say, that was not a very pleasant decision, but one that had to be made. Oh...that decision also meant that our tripped to Texas had to be cancelled. Sigh....part of being a homeowner.
This past weekend was hectic! Besides the A/C company finishing up the installation....we went to see the newest Fantastic Four movie...and then Sunday, spent the day at Kings Dominion. That was fun.
Except for when we got home and the A/C was not working. So, the a/c company sent some men out this morning to find out why....it has been fixed and it is working now.
That has been the last two weeks in a nut shell. The summer has started for the kids and I hope to post about our activities.
Today we are going to the library to get some books....I have already told the kids that we are going to have some reading time every day.
Was at the school 8 out of the last 10 days of class. LOL Only one of those was as a sub...all the rest were for different end of the year programs!
Then, our A/C decided to die on us....and I do mean "DIE"! There was no fixing it, so a brand new system had to be installed! Let's just say, that was not a very pleasant decision, but one that had to be made. Oh...that decision also meant that our tripped to Texas had to be cancelled. Sigh....part of being a homeowner.
This past weekend was hectic! Besides the A/C company finishing up the installation....we went to see the newest Fantastic Four movie...and then Sunday, spent the day at Kings Dominion. That was fun.
Except for when we got home and the A/C was not working. So, the a/c company sent some men out this morning to find out why....it has been fixed and it is working now.
That has been the last two weeks in a nut shell. The summer has started for the kids and I hope to post about our activities.
Today we are going to the library to get some books....I have already told the kids that we are going to have some reading time every day.
Sunday, June 03, 2007
Last two weeks of school.....
I can not beleive that there is only TWO weeks left of this school year!
And what a busy couple of weeks that will be! Monday is field day, Wednesday is the Reading Carnival, Thursday is the Pizza party for the kids with a certain number of AR points. Next week is subbing on Monday for me.... Wednesday is the Kinderrgarten awards day...Thursday is the second graders cookout...then Friday is the LAST DAY! (Thursday and Friday are also half days!)
Then we get to re-adjust our schedule for the summer....but I will give them the first week to just have "fun" without any schedule.
Then I need to start preparing for our trip to Texas, which is the first week of July. I am trying to get everything down the the "bare minimum", to keep the mini-van from being to cramped.
I am also thinking about end of the year school gifts! I am leaning towards some "gifts in a jar" kinda thing. Does that sound good?
And what a busy couple of weeks that will be! Monday is field day, Wednesday is the Reading Carnival, Thursday is the Pizza party for the kids with a certain number of AR points. Next week is subbing on Monday for me.... Wednesday is the Kinderrgarten awards day...Thursday is the second graders cookout...then Friday is the LAST DAY! (Thursday and Friday are also half days!)
Then we get to re-adjust our schedule for the summer....but I will give them the first week to just have "fun" without any schedule.
Then I need to start preparing for our trip to Texas, which is the first week of July. I am trying to get everything down the the "bare minimum", to keep the mini-van from being to cramped.
I am also thinking about end of the year school gifts! I am leaning towards some "gifts in a jar" kinda thing. Does that sound good?
Monday, May 28, 2007
Oh..the shame of it....
Here is a post from last year:
Since this is the 28th of May....I would say that I officially FORGOT my second blogging annivesary! LOL
Not sure if I am improving or not....but I am still here, for the most part anyways!
Saturday, May 20, 2006
I missed an anniversary!!!
I did not realize that I have been blogging for a year now!
I started this blog on May 10th, 2005! I am a female, so how did I FORGET an anniversary??? LOL
Hopefully, I will not forget the second one!
Since this is the 28th of May....I would say that I officially FORGOT my second blogging annivesary! LOL
Not sure if I am improving or not....but I am still here, for the most part anyways!
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
I have been TAGGED!
This is a first...LOL I am actually kinda excited that someone thought of me!
It was my Xanga blog that was officially tagged, but since I don't post there often...and when I do, it is about weight loss, so I am posting it here. hee hee hee
The Rules:
1. Each player lists 8 random facts/habits about themselves
2. At the end of your blog you need to tag 8 people and post their names
3. Don’t forget to leave them a comment and tell them they’re tagged and to read your blog.
The eight things about me:
1. I always wanted to be a novelist, but have not written any fiction since I was 22.
2. I have a phobia concerning snakes! My heart races and I feel as if I can not breathe when I see one that is not in a cage.
3. I am supposedly related to Cheif Osceola....but have no proof, just family legend.
4. I took college level courses in the 7th grade. (Experimental program)
5. I love Logic Problems...but greatly dislike Crossword puzzles.
6. I hope to travel to Scotland someday to see where DH's ancestors came from.
7. Both of my "second" toes are larger than my big toes.
8. I was the first girl born on my father's side of the family in 4 generations.
Okay....who will I tag??? Like Merchant Ships, ArmyofFive, Rubygirl, and Homekeeper at Heart. (Okay...I don't read many blogs, so I can only tag four people.)
It was my Xanga blog that was officially tagged, but since I don't post there often...and when I do, it is about weight loss, so I am posting it here. hee hee hee
The Rules:
1. Each player lists 8 random facts/habits about themselves
2. At the end of your blog you need to tag 8 people and post their names
3. Don’t forget to leave them a comment and tell them they’re tagged and to read your blog.
The eight things about me:
1. I always wanted to be a novelist, but have not written any fiction since I was 22.
2. I have a phobia concerning snakes! My heart races and I feel as if I can not breathe when I see one that is not in a cage.
3. I am supposedly related to Cheif Osceola....but have no proof, just family legend.
4. I took college level courses in the 7th grade. (Experimental program)
5. I love Logic Problems...but greatly dislike Crossword puzzles.
6. I hope to travel to Scotland someday to see where DH's ancestors came from.
7. Both of my "second" toes are larger than my big toes.
8. I was the first girl born on my father's side of the family in 4 generations.
Okay....who will I tag??? Like Merchant Ships, ArmyofFive, Rubygirl, and Homekeeper at Heart. (Okay...I don't read many blogs, so I can only tag four people.)
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