Just.... NEVER MIND.
That is all. *MURMUR MURMUR MURMUR*
I teach 4 year olds, read books,
& spend the rest of my time playing with my "kids" which happen to be sugar gliders, a hedgehog, turtles, etc.
I'm a Crazy Cat Lady, sans cats.
I am a Spoonie, a Mormon, a Whovian, and Steampunk warms the cogs of my clockwork heart!
I write, I read, I rescue, I rrrrrrrrreally like toys?
My life is bigger on the inside.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Things-TO-Day

Today I was also creative: Rinny and I made a Castle Cake! We took the basic idea from here. And did our best, but it is our first cake basically. hee hee! Anyway, pictures to come later!
Monday, February 15, 2010
Movies, Westminster, and My Back Attack
So, I saw 4 movies this holiday weekend. Well, part of 1 of them. Good Night, and Good Luck I turned off because it was SOOOOOOOOOO BORING.
The Jane Austen Book Club - NOT what I expected. For some reason I expected it to be funny. Or reflect more Austen. It wasn't. It was mildly depressing, but mostly just sort of dumb and, again boring.
Sherlock Holmes - LOVED it. Action, fun, mystery. Lots of humor, even a little steampunk mixed in!
Angus, Thongs, and Perfect Snogging - being a huge fan of the books I could see it going either way, but no, it was cute and fun!
So those are my thoughts. In case you were wondering, this is such a movie weekend because I hurt my back really bad doing sit-ups in the pool. It is just killing me. I am now sitting against an ice pack, taking muscle relaxers, and watching a DOG SHOW. hee hee hee. Dog show people are funny. *sigh* I want a dog. :(
The Jane Austen Book Club - NOT what I expected. For some reason I expected it to be funny. Or reflect more Austen. It wasn't. It was mildly depressing, but mostly just sort of dumb and, again boring.
Sherlock Holmes - LOVED it. Action, fun, mystery. Lots of humor, even a little steampunk mixed in!
Angus, Thongs, and Perfect Snogging - being a huge fan of the books I could see it going either way, but no, it was cute and fun!
So those are my thoughts. In case you were wondering, this is such a movie weekend because I hurt my back really bad doing sit-ups in the pool. It is just killing me. I am now sitting against an ice pack, taking muscle relaxers, and watching a DOG SHOW. hee hee hee. Dog show people are funny. *sigh* I want a dog. :(
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Married Boy[s that are my best]friends
I don't remember ALL birthdays. I am awful with numbers. But when they coincide with a holiday, it helps. Parker was born on Lincoln's Birthday. Lil' Jeppson was born on Boxing Day. So a couple days ago I texted "Before I forget! Happy Birthday, Parker!" NOT expecting much response as he is not much of a texter and is busy being, you know married and a dad and stuff. But he called me last night!
"HOW did you remember my birthday?!"
" You were born on Lincoln's Birthday. Lil' Jeppson was born on Boxing Day."
So we chat awhile. Most of it, same hilarious randomosity as always. When he was talking about rubbing his wife's back to help her sleep, a little awkward.
WHY?!
I have plenty of friends who are married, most of them, even. Boys too, though I guess the difference is I am friends with both the wife and hubby. I LIKE Risa, I mean we know each other but not well at all. I just like her because she is cool with Parker staying friends with the Fringe. And she seems nice.
But I guess just that difference makes it awkward. Because it's not, like, a romantic interest or anything (which would make it MORE than awkward) as Parker is like my little brother... LITERALLY. He is freaking awesome and has the same 1st name, and Jeppers and Parker were our Mission brothers. And we really WERE their SISTERS. hee hee!
But still... Lock-heart Love that kid to bits.
" You were born on Lincoln's Birthday. Lil' Jeppson was born on Boxing Day."
So we chat awhile. Most of it, same hilarious randomosity as always. When he was talking about rubbing his wife's back to help her sleep, a little awkward.
WHY?!
I have plenty of friends who are married, most of them, even. Boys too, though I guess the difference is I am friends with both the wife and hubby. I LIKE Risa, I mean we know each other but not well at all. I just like her because she is cool with Parker staying friends with the Fringe. And she seems nice.
But I guess just that difference makes it awkward. Because it's not, like, a romantic interest or anything (which would make it MORE than awkward) as Parker is like my little brother... LITERALLY. He is freaking awesome and has the same 1st name, and Jeppers and Parker were our Mission brothers. And we really WERE their SISTERS. hee hee!
But still... Lock-heart Love that kid to bits.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Aspen and the Rainbow Bridge.
Thing-a-Day: made a little page for the Worm stuff I am doing for 6th Grade Outreach feild trips at work... amd for selling Hissers. http://critters2go.homestead.com/buy.html I know this may freak you out but I have people WAITING for this newest batch of hissing cockroaches to get to be "teens" and the right size for feeding to critters like Sugar Gliders.
Speaking of sugar gliders, mine are barking at me right now. They are so funny. Heber pops his head up randomly from the pouch around my neck just to see if I am doing something that SHOULD involve him, then goes back in when he sees I have no treats or feathers to play with. Today the first glider my sugar glider "mentor," my friend who first welcomed me into the sugar glider community and answered my questions, ever had, passed away. She was 13 years old. My girls are about 7, Heber is a couple years older. So she was an elderly glider, and certainly had a great life with Amy. But I mourn with Amy, who has been such a good friend to me, and say goodbye to Aspen. I believe in life after death... and I do not believe our Heavenly Father would be much of a God worth worshiping if He didn't include our dear animals in that. I believe Amy will see Aspen again. But I still can't imagine her hurt. If it were Lilo, Nani, or Heber and I... I would fall to pieces. Rest in Peace, little Aspen.
Speaking of sugar gliders, mine are barking at me right now. They are so funny. Heber pops his head up randomly from the pouch around my neck just to see if I am doing something that SHOULD involve him, then goes back in when he sees I have no treats or feathers to play with. Today the first glider my sugar glider "mentor," my friend who first welcomed me into the sugar glider community and answered my questions, ever had, passed away. She was 13 years old. My girls are about 7, Heber is a couple years older. So she was an elderly glider, and certainly had a great life with Amy. But I mourn with Amy, who has been such a good friend to me, and say goodbye to Aspen. I believe in life after death... and I do not believe our Heavenly Father would be much of a God worth worshiping if He didn't include our dear animals in that. I believe Amy will see Aspen again. But I still can't imagine her hurt. If it were Lilo, Nani, or Heber and I... I would fall to pieces. Rest in Peace, little Aspen.
T-a-D for the Short Bus Set
Remember that whole Thing-a-Day thing I was talking about before? Steph is doing it? Well, I was thinking about it some more because I thought it was such a good thing to keep ME motivated and DOING things. Only it really is meant to be CREATING things. Which is usually what I do anyway... at work, or with Critters 2 Go, or whatever. "Make" things.
But sometimes doing ANY thing in a day, creative or no, is an accomplishment. Between Depression and Fibromyalgia and Gastroparesis sometimes it is hard to squeeze in a THING at ALL.
Today I am proud that I:
* Went to the pool, and exercised at least a little
*Took my mom to the Sunflower Market
*Picked my clothes up off the ground.
*kept living.
But sometimes doing ANY thing in a day, creative or no, is an accomplishment. Between Depression and Fibromyalgia and Gastroparesis sometimes it is hard to squeeze in a THING at ALL.
Today I am proud that I:
* Went to the pool, and exercised at least a little
*Took my mom to the Sunflower Market
*Picked my clothes up off the ground.
*kept living.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
The Shows Must Go On... even at 29, Rinny. Happy Birthday.
Last night was Rinny's birthday and so we went to a show at Desert Star. It was Twi-Lite a spoof on, obviously, Twilight. HILARIOUS!
The day before though, we went to a performance my sis Rinny was IN. It was called Why We Tell the Story a scholarship benefit in honor of Sid Riggs, who died a few years ago. A lot of the Drama folks over the years that I have known (mostly through Rinny or else I went to High School with) were in it. I went with my padres, BoyKid, and my friend Pepper. It was fun seeing so many people from high school. Like Bethany said "like a high school reunion I actually enjoy!" But it is bizarre to think they are tearing it all down.
The day before though, we went to a performance my sis Rinny was IN. It was called Why We Tell the Story a scholarship benefit in honor of Sid Riggs, who died a few years ago. A lot of the Drama folks over the years that I have known (mostly through Rinny or else I went to High School with) were in it. I went with my padres, BoyKid, and my friend Pepper. It was fun seeing so many people from high school. Like Bethany said "like a high school reunion I actually enjoy!" But it is bizarre to think they are tearing it all down.
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