Tuesday, December 16, 2014
A very merry closet
Looking for innovative ways to dry your homemade Christmas ornaments and decorate your closet at the same time? Just insert a hanger between your other hangers and the hook acts as an Christmas ball holder! That bedazzled sphere'll be dry in the morning!
Sunday, December 14, 2014
RRR-Elephants
I call them RRR-Elephants after my Mexican ancestors. OK... I'm not really Mexican-I wish I could roll my "r's" like a sweet seƱorita, nevertheless... all these little adorable elephants were made from "reduced, reused and recycled" fabric from other projects and donated clothes. And they're selling like hotcakes to children everywhere so I can fund a trip to Africa. Don don don...Monday, December 8, 2014
Body Pump and Meatball Stromboli
I can't feel my legs. I can't feel my legs. And an eight-year-old girl is staring at me in the "body pump" class at the Y and wondering why I have microscopic saucer weights while she's holding pizza pies.
The adults were trained to focus on themselves in the mirror but the child could not stop staring at me. I even gave her a 15 minute break when I went to get a drink of water and rest, but her eyes were right back on to me when I entered again to clean up my equipment and leave class early.
As I left I thanked the gentleman who helped set up my backbreaking barbells and aerobic stepper (used for PUSH-UPS) in the beginning of the class when I arrived five minutes late. He came to my rescue after I accidentally used another woman's equipment thinking that there were extra spots and everything was pre-set up. (That woman had gone on a water break herself.)
He heard me take leave and said, "Come back, it gets better!"
Sounds good... maybe after I take a nap drink a couple cups of coffee and eat a steak.
In any case my day rounded out nicely at the pizza shop where the owner now knows my name.
Amen.
Sunday, December 7, 2014
None of us make it through this life on our own. Amen.
Monday, December 1, 2014
Velour
Today an elephant was born... A dream burst into life. I called it royal, majestic, a treasured plaything for a wonder-filled child to behold...
Where's dad's silk shirt? ...umm...I made it into an elephant. And where's mom's velour sweatsuit? Umm...I also made that into an elephant.
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving jokes:
My cousin asked me, "How does Moses make his coffee?" "He brews it!"
Another cousin asked me, "What did the turkey say when he came in the front door?" "Nothing! You're going to eat it!"
I asked my student his favorite part of Thanksgiving. "Eating the clam berry sauce."
Jesus and the children. Amen.
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
First Grade Elephant Story
Once upon a time a yellow, squishy, soft, snuggly elephant named Ellie lived in the desert. Every day Ellie drank water from a small stream. One day the stream disappeared.
Ellie decided to stomp really hard to make holes to find water. All she found was dust. Suddenly she felt a raindrop.
Quickly she stomped a big hole. It filled up with water. Ellie was happy. She danced in the rain.
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