Extraordinarily ordinary days...that's how I like to describe our day to day life here. Life is so good. Oh, sure, everybody has their ups n downs n allarounds, and that in itself is fabric of life. Such rich fabric we have.
We're living, loving, learning and laughing with one goal in mind every single day: to live it to the fullest, to enjoy the sights, the sounds, the smells, the touches--the very air we breathe.
I realize this blog post is shaping up to be, like, a sermon or somethin' ;) but I must wax on(however not-eloquent it may be) because it's what's in my heart and therefore on my tongue to speak and my fingertips to type.
Extraordinary ordinary days--nothin' better, my friends,nothin' better.
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Let's talk about books for a bit :) My library stack is...tall lol.
I've recently finished:
*'The Red Gloves Collection' by Karen Kingsbury- a compilation of sweet, inspiring holiday stories, these were nice.
*Another Nora Roberts/JD Robb book from the 'In Death' series-I'm hooked, what can I say?
I've finished others but I'll have to go look at the 'finished' stack before returning it to recall a few.
I'm currently reading:
*'A Town Called Ruby Prairie' by Annette Smith- I can say already that this book is refreshing and I'll be looking for more by this author. Tis my first of hers.
*'Bread Alone' by Daniel Leader- a simply delicious book on bread making. I adore bread, could be why I'm really likin' this book lol.
*'The Diary of Anne Frank'- reading this in bits n pieces with the hooligans. I want to sit down and pick out quotes n notable passages in this one sometime.
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