Monday, August 7, 2006

busy day

I had to take Nikki down and get her registered for school! That was such a joke. First they could not find her on their forms, and then they wanted to give forms in Spanish! If I am speaking to you in English do you think I want Spanish forms?

Nikki is off to summer camp for a week. I am telling you guys the girls have been gone all summer long. I am just so glad that they had a great summer.

As for my quilt. I use a machine. I am hoping that one day I will get a quilting machine, but until then I am still happy.

Yes Zoe, I am very honest. I don't know why I am so honest, but I am. Being honest has gotten me into some trouble, so over the years I have learned that just because I am thinking it does not give me the right to say it.

Our friends were talking about skeet shooting. I want to go do that! O.K. I want to try that! I am not sure if I could hit a moving target, but I will try! LOL So I told Rusty once the children go back to school we will have to go down to base, so I can learn this "sport".

There is something in my fridge that just smells. I so cannot find it. I guess I am going to have to take everything out and scrub it down real good.

Well I have to go drop Nikki off for summer camp.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thanks   for anwering my question about your quilt ,I have been thinking about doing some more quilting or patchwork ,the thing is I spend so much time on this PC  I do still knit though ,whilst I'M watching TV.....Jan xx     http://journals.aol.co.uk/jeadie05/Serendipity/

Anonymous said...

Now then,summer camp....(allows mind to wander)...what a great idea,I wish we had it here,six whole weeks of bickering is getting to me,i have a twitch now lol,take care hun xxzoexx
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Anonymous said...

love that tag lol please tell me what skeet shooting is?! Last time I had a weird smell in my fridge it was because it was dying, something was leaking from the back. Hope you sort it a cheaper way lol Linda xx
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