Yes, I've been bitten by the
genealogy bug. The site of those cascading boxes set my heart in a flutter. The
joy of it! I've put all life to the side, including that which pays the bills;
my writing. I sit all day and night filling in little boxes in my pedigree
chart. In fact, I want to be doing it now. It sounds corny but I can't begin to
tell you how exciting it was when I found my great great grandparents. Who knew
genealogy could be so darned much fun!
We finally got our TV back
Thursday night. I felt like I came to life again once we plugged that
pleasingly large black device in the surge protector strip (which by the way
doesn't protect against surges caused by lightening, so we found). When I
pressed the red button to turn it on I swear my heart fluttered. Life is good
again.
Speaking of life; the
hubster and I were spied on this morning by a neighbor, looking in our windows.
I'm talking literally sitting in front of our townhouse, staring in at us. Even
when we made eye contact he (or she) wouldn't turn away. Yup, it was a bunny
rabbit. This little guy stared in at us for close to twenty minutes. It would
seem he found us fascinating. Maybe he wanted to see how the human reacts in
their natural habitat. I can now say I know what the animals in the zoo feel
like when we spy on them. It also makes me wonder how often the woodland
creatures stare in at us.
My number 1 secret for blogging it to always post at the same time every day. I get up, take care of my morning bidness, getta cuppa coffee, and post.
ReplyDeleteI was on the genealogy trip for a while. Then I got an email about someone who had the same relative as me. A long lost cousin in LA. She merged our two trees and now mine is too complex for me to look at.
Maybe your neighbor can't see you seeing him. When I read the title I thought you had discovered my secret hidden cams.
Hi! My name is Heather and I was just wondering if you could answer a question about your blog! My email is Lifesabanquet1(at)gmail(dot)com :-)
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