One of my friends from work lived in Japan for over 20 years. When they moved back to the states they brought lots of stuff. They had a garage sale today and look at the pretty things I got. This painting's at a weird angle because of reflections. I think it's watercolor. I just really liked this painting.
Saturday
Friday
I used to like to do this...
Wednesday
Saturday
Friday
Sunday
dog park, dogs visit (and kids), lettuce
Chuck found my shoes that are 3 sizes too big and
tried them on one cold, very cold morning. He
decided he liked them very much and now wears
them around the house all the time. They
are very soft, cushy and warm. I think he's making
Millie
Monday
Leftovers
These are pictures from my favorite Disney resort the
Wilderness Lodge
This is outside near "Old Faithful" which goes off every hour.



I think why I like the Wilderness Lodge so much is because it
reminds me of Alaska and I really loved living in Alaska.
Although I was a kid (as an adult the cold might bother me)
and I loved all things outdoors - ice skating across the street
from our house (there were two huge ice skating rinks) ,
skiing and sledding. Our house was between two hills one was
Bear Run and the other Moose hill, named so because if I understood
correctly - who lived there.
It was an interesting place to live. I also remember
going to a bicentennial celebration and getting to see
the Iditarod dog sled racers flying through town.
I also remember the Eskimo toss where they
had seal skin blankets sewn together to make a huge one
they would put people on and throw them really
high into the air. And eskimo candy
made from whale blubber, yum.





I think why I like the Wilderness Lodge so much is because it
reminds me of Alaska and I really loved living in Alaska.
Although I was a kid (as an adult the cold might bother me)
and I loved all things outdoors - ice skating across the street
from our house (there were two huge ice skating rinks) ,
skiing and sledding. Our house was between two hills one was
Bear Run and the other Moose hill, named so because if I understood
correctly - who lived there.
It was an interesting place to live. I also remember
going to a bicentennial celebration and getting to see
the Iditarod dog sled racers flying through town.
I also remember the Eskimo toss where they
had seal skin blankets sewn together to make a huge one
they would put people on and throw them really
high into the air. And eskimo candy
made from whale blubber, yum.

Sunday
Last vacation day
Only in Florida...Gator jerky and smoked aligator and it
was being sold out of a trailer that also had "Starbucks coffee"
Friday
I resolve;
New Year’s resolutions I don’t like to make. Within hours, days, weeks they are usually broken. This year I have to make at least one; learn everything I can about diabetes. I will also need to take it one step further by using what I learn to help Chuck change his diet and start exercising with him for both of us to become healthier.
My resolutions for 2009:
1. Learn about diabetes and what we can do to make it better, change our diet
and have an exercise plan.
2. Be joyful on a daily basis, choose to see the good in situations and people (watch
my mouth, don’t say not nice things)
3. Do things to show my family how much I love them
4. Get my priorities straight
5. Don’t be afraid to be an “artist”
6. “Seek God 1st and all these things shall be added unto you.”
Questions I will ask myself each month to help keep on track:
1. What new thing have I learned and applied to our lives to help keep diabetes under control? What are we doing on a daily basis for exercise?
2. What kind of attitude have I been displaying?
3. What have I done to show my family how much they mean to me?
4. Have I figured out my priorities and been keeping them in the proper order?
5. What have I done as an artist this month?
6. Am I seeking God 1st?
My resolutions for 2009:
1. Learn about diabetes and what we can do to make it better, change our diet
and have an exercise plan.
2. Be joyful on a daily basis, choose to see the good in situations and people (watch
my mouth, don’t say not nice things)
3. Do things to show my family how much I love them
4. Get my priorities straight
5. Don’t be afraid to be an “artist”
6. “Seek God 1st and all these things shall be added unto you.”
Questions I will ask myself each month to help keep on track:
1. What new thing have I learned and applied to our lives to help keep diabetes under control? What are we doing on a daily basis for exercise?
2. What kind of attitude have I been displaying?
3. What have I done to show my family how much they mean to me?
4. Have I figured out my priorities and been keeping them in the proper order?
5. What have I done as an artist this month?
6. Am I seeking God 1st?
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