my “Greatest Hits” if you will,
of 2014 on Chairs From the Curb last year.
I am so thankful to each person who takes the time
out of their day to read words that I have typed here.
out of their day to read words that I have typed here.
I love hearing from you and reading your comments.
But in case you missed some of them,
you can click on each title
and it will take you directly to the post.
1) ’Twas a Few Weeks Past Christmas…
This was back when we were laughing and thinking we had a “handle” on lice.
Jump to #6 on this list if you don’t know the rest of the story.
This was back when we were laughing and thinking we had a “handle” on lice.
Jump to #6 on this list if you don’t know the rest of the story.
3) Blogs I Love
4) The Pants with No One Inside Them
Epic. Monte gets lots of questions and comments STILL about this post.
Epic. Monte gets lots of questions and comments STILL about this post.
A list of some pranks Monte has played on the girls for April Fool’s Day
and some other things I found funny.
Like this:
Which reminds me that Monte and I need to paint our own version of this.
We can put it in our new family room!
That won’t be weird at all, right?
and some other things I found funny.
Like this:
Which reminds me that Monte and I need to paint our own version of this.
We can put it in our new family room!
That won’t be weird at all, right?
6) Lice, Lice, Baby
My palms started to sweat reading this again.
**SPOILER ALERT** We didn’t have a handle on lice.
My palms started to sweat reading this again.
**SPOILER ALERT** We didn’t have a handle on lice.
Last winter was so long and cold and snowy.
I’m so thankful for the mild weather we have had so far.
Ah! That quote from Job would’ve come in handy for a homework assignment McDaniel had for school in which she was supposed to compare Job and Oedipus.
I really should read my own posts more…
10) Sunday Nights in the 70s
A nostalgic look back at Sunday night TV when I was growing up.
Packing up the kitchen during our construction project.
And we thought 19 years was a long time to be married.
Eavesdropping my life.
A birthday tea and a funny underwear (under where?) story.
The title pretty much sums it up.
Me not handling well a doctor’s appointment with Carisa.
9) Real Life
A port-a-pot truck, a sunrise and a sermon point.
So from lice to pants with no one inside them.
Superheroes to construction projects.
Gorillas to donkeys.
Marriage longevity and listening.
Blogs and luncheons.
Quails, horses and a kidnapping.
Winters I thought would never end and looking in awe at God.
(Even when it’s a sunrise with a port-a-pot truck
driving right through it).
Ga Leor and 1970s TV.
Stitches and words I can’t handle.
Now, that was a year.
Thanks for reading in 2014!
I’m looking forward to seeing what God has for me this year.
A nostalgic look back at Sunday night TV when I was growing up.
Oddly enough, my “Greatest Hits” list was different per my Facebook analytics.
Different as in, no overlap whatsoever.
I’m just learning how to read all that info
and discern what it actually means.
So basically, the people that read Chairs From the Curb via my Facebook links read different things than the people that either subscribe to get my posts via email or just go to my site and see what’s new.
Interesting.
Here is that list of posts:
Check out Wonder Woman parking her invisible jet.
**SPOILER ALERT** Wonder Woman is me.
**SPOILER ALERT** Wonder Woman is me.
Packing up the kitchen during our construction project.
3) 19
And we thought 19 years was a long time to be married.
Eavesdropping my life.
5) Random List
You have to click on this for the quail story.
A birthday tea and a funny underwear (under where?) story.
The title pretty much sums it up.
Me not handling well a doctor’s appointment with Carisa.
9) Real Life
A port-a-pot truck, a sunrise and a sermon point.
Superheroes to construction projects.
Gorillas to donkeys.
Marriage longevity and listening.
Blogs and luncheons.
Quails, horses and a kidnapping.
Winters I thought would never end and looking in awe at God.
(Even when it’s a sunrise with a port-a-pot truck
driving right through it).
Ga Leor and 1970s TV.
Stitches and words I can’t handle.
Now, that was a year.
Thanks for reading in 2014!
I’m looking forward to seeing what God has for me this year.
You have had a great year, both in living and in writing.
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You filled my 2014 with much joy and laughter through your posts!
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