One year ago, a wonderful woman passed away after a long battle with ovarian cancer. Mel was a very good friend of mine, even if we never met outside of the computer and phone calls. Her memory is always with me, and I miss her love, her silliness, her spirit and her words of comfort. [...]
Archive for October, 2009
Remembering Mel
October 31st, 2009 
Melia 
Posted in Daily Ramblings 
Tags: I love my friends, in memory of, melissa lawson, ovarian cancer 
Comments OffQuiet Time Tales with Grandpa Read!
October 30th, 2009 Melia Its Friday, so it must be time for a review, right? Right! This week’s adventure was all about the kids, and being quiet, and reading… and goldfish. I had the pleasure of watching an episode of Quiet Time Tales featuring Grandpa Read, Sparky & Wanda, Champ and some interesting illustrations. The episode reminded me a [...]
Cheese Straws and Tofu Bites?!?
October 29th, 2009 Melia Melia proves she is not a foodie, once again.
Hello, Monday!
October 26th, 2009 Melia I’m all alone with 700 children and 835 animals. The Husband is off on a business trip this week, then he’ll be gone again next week. Muahahahahaha. I feel like rolling around on the carpet, naked, but then I realize that not a whole lot has changed, except that now I don’t have friendly reminders [...]
Posted in Daily Ramblings Tags: alone, belly dance, birthday party, cheese straws, clown, costumes, craft fair, filty martini, halloween, monday, pumpkin seeds, rain, tie dye, twins, Twitches, weekend, youtube 1 Comment »HippyMom & The Blogs
October 25th, 2009 Melia Women, Communities, The Internet and Hippymom In the first of what promises to be a hilarious un-foodie series, Melia bakes a pie… and more. Luscious Decadence has cake, so there. The dragon that came to LadyHawk. Amazing. Moves in Curves speaks to us en français! MamaBirdie’s fear is nothing but fear itself.
Posted in Daily Ramblings Tags: cake, decadence, dragon, food, french, hippymom, hm weekly, I love my friends, ladyhawk, luscious, Melia, moves in curves, online communities, spinning, the internets, women 1 Comment »
