Love for Sandy Hook

"As educators, we remember and honor our fallen colleagues and their students from Sandy Hook School.  We honor them each day in our classrooms in which we continue their dream of teaching our children.  We honor their memory with our service.  Join with teachers everywhere in committing random acts of kindness to show our love for Sandy Hook."

Has it really been a year?

My heart hurts still.... I want to hug my babies close.

I'm so grateful to be able to join with my teacher friends in remembering

those lost one year ago, and celebrating those lives by 

serving others today. I will be dropping R(andom) A(cts) of K(indness) 

today as often as possible. Please join us friends, and

do some RAK's yourself.

Evil can not win.

Good will triumph and overcome.

I will be sending my prayers and love to 

Sandy Hook, Newton, and those still hurting.

xox from Utah!

Thanks to Mr. Greg, for organizing our combined efforts,

and Krista Lyn for the beautiful graphic.

Birthday Diva :)

Hi Friends :)

Guess what????

It's my birthday week!

WOOT WOOT!

"HaPpY BiRtHdAy To Me...."

SO, as the birthday diva :) This week I thought I would share a little about me, and also ask for a birthday gift from each of you! I'm getting old, I can do that...lol.

(I'm actually stealing this from my friend Laura.... she did this on her birthday, and I was so impressed with her. I wanna be like her when I grow up! She is one of my heroes)

SO.... back to my birthday gifts...lol....

Just once this next week I ask that you do a good deed, and think of me :)

I don't care if you wash and fold your husband's socks, or if you buy the soda of the person behind you in line....and then... I wanna hear about it!

I'm so excited about this:)

SO you have until Friday (which is the BIG day)....

get out there, and do good my friends!

Ok, so here's the first of the about me facts:

1. My mother didn't tell anyone but my dad that she was pregnant with me! I was a big surprize...lol

2. When I was little we had some foster girls (Lavern and Shirley.... Really that was their names! I still think of them as my sisters) that lived with us during the school year. They would come from the Indian reservations in Arizona. My brother Blair was disappointed that I was so pale.

3. I was allergic to EVERYTHING! My poor mother tried everything she could think of, and I would throw it up. Jello water.... everything. For a while they gave me the liquid mixture you use in ice cream machines (yeah that kept me nice and petite...lol). When I couldn't drink that anymore, they started me on flat coke. I swear my blood is brown and fizzy. I have a terrible fear of the restrictions on soda size that I've heard about. I will dry up and die, I just know it!

ok so here's the freebie and reward you get for listening to me babble :)

xox