I’m moving to Blogger! Way easier and more options!!!! Here’s my addy: http://munchinheads.blogspot.com/ I’ll keep updating here for a while though!!!
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So! Friday I took kiki in for her first real haircut! Well I guess she didn’t like it cuz she just WHACKED off her bangs!!!!!!!! Well hey, I guess I should be grateful that the scissors got stuck in her hair and she came for help. I found a nice pile of hair on the dining room floor!
Hmmmm!
Okay, most of you know I heart this guy….If you haven’t subbed to his feed…DO IT!
Here is part of an article from Zen Habits today, http://zenhabits.net/ (Seriously! Subscribe to his feed already!)
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Smile.
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Help them carry something.
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Send a thank-you email.
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Call just to see how they’re doing.
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Pick them flowers.
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Cook them a nice meal.
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Tell a joke and laugh your butts off.
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Clean.
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Write a love letter to a loved one.
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Give them a cherished book.
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Bake cookies.
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Praise them publicly.
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Thank them for a job well done.
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Listen.
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Be there when they’re in need.
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Give a free hug.
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Spend time with them, having fun.
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Do errands or chores for them.
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Say I love you.
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Help them get ahead.
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Be proud of them.
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Babysit if they need it.
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House sit if they need it.
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Buy them movie tickets.
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Create a care package.
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Coffee. Mmmm.
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List the things you love about them.
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Secretly leave them thank you notes.
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Give a back rub when appropriate.
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Deliver a nice lunch to them when they’re having a rough day.
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Love them, completely.
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Be happy yourself.
This morning we posed for a group photo and then took Aunt Debbie to the airport. Traffic wasn’t bad so we made a stop at Hobby Lobby to let Aunt Debbie look around. Grandma bought her some yarn and some Red Hot Candy for Uncle David’s snack package she sends to him in Iraq every few weeks. We left Aunt Debbie’s plane actually left a little early. Our grandparents didn’t know they ever left early. That got her to Memphis early enough to get on a flight to Atlanta without waiting. She had to spend a lot of time in Atlanta because she just missed the earlier flight to Melbourne. At least there was more to do at the Atlanta airport than at the Memphis one. On the way back to our grandparents house we stopped at Lubby’s cafeteria and ate lunch. We played when we got home then went swimming. After dinner we “worked” on our computers. Tonight we have to get cleaned-up for church tomorrow. Tomorrow night Grandma preaches at the vesper service. We get to go to the ice cream party after vespers. This is the last of our blogging. We leave Monday for our home. It sure has been fun here but we are starting to miss mommie, brothers, sister and Kevin.
One of the mysteries of life is that occassionally some piece of it will be perfectly understandable.
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