I thought I would post a picture of my blessings so that you could see why they are such a blessing to me...;)
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Snow Day....
Well, I just realized that it has been an entire week since I last blogged, but according to all the comments I have received from my last 2 blogs, not many people are reading this. So I am sure that there are not too many people that are disappointed.
Part of the reason that I haven't blogged at all is because I really have nothing to blog about, as I wrote in my last blog, it is winter and it is Indiana and yes there is snow on the ground. So I guess this is a good segway into the reason that I have titled this blog as "Snow Day"....As I rose from my cozy, warm bed this morning I remembered that we were to get another wonderful dumping of snow last night. So, being the wise woman that I am, I turned on the TV to see if it was possible that my blessing's (children) school would be affected by this beautiful white stuff that covered the ground...well, of course it did....the school's name was there at the bottom of the screen and it was saying that there was a two hour delay, and I thought, " Okay, well then, no need to get the blessings up right now", so I took my time getting myself ready for the day. So then 2 hours had passed and as I was watching my favorite show, Regis and Kelly, there was the name of my blessing's school, all though this time it read, "CLOSED". I thought to myself, " Oh yeah, I get to spend the next 8 hours with my blessings, I couldn't have wished for anything better than that"...okay that wasn't what really went thru my head, but if I told you what I was really thinking you would think I am an unfit mother and shouldn't have even been alot to conceive human life!
Well, since this joyous event began, I have had my little blessings doing chores around the house. It's great, it is like having a maid for the day and I don't have to pay anyone money!
I also want to add that my oldest daughter who is 10, cried that she didn't have school and begged me to take her anyways.
Well, this glorious day has not come to an end yet, so I might have a few more things to write about tomorrow.
Part of the reason that I haven't blogged at all is because I really have nothing to blog about, as I wrote in my last blog, it is winter and it is Indiana and yes there is snow on the ground. So I guess this is a good segway into the reason that I have titled this blog as "Snow Day"....As I rose from my cozy, warm bed this morning I remembered that we were to get another wonderful dumping of snow last night. So, being the wise woman that I am, I turned on the TV to see if it was possible that my blessing's (children) school would be affected by this beautiful white stuff that covered the ground...well, of course it did....the school's name was there at the bottom of the screen and it was saying that there was a two hour delay, and I thought, " Okay, well then, no need to get the blessings up right now", so I took my time getting myself ready for the day. So then 2 hours had passed and as I was watching my favorite show, Regis and Kelly, there was the name of my blessing's school, all though this time it read, "CLOSED". I thought to myself, " Oh yeah, I get to spend the next 8 hours with my blessings, I couldn't have wished for anything better than that"...okay that wasn't what really went thru my head, but if I told you what I was really thinking you would think I am an unfit mother and shouldn't have even been alot to conceive human life!
Well, since this joyous event began, I have had my little blessings doing chores around the house. It's great, it is like having a maid for the day and I don't have to pay anyone money!
I also want to add that my oldest daughter who is 10, cried that she didn't have school and begged me to take her anyways.
Well, this glorious day has not come to an end yet, so I might have a few more things to write about tomorrow.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Not Sure What to Write About
Since I am so new at this blog thing, I am totally drawing a blank on what to write about. I could tell you about my grocery shopping trip today, but you would probably click on the X at the right hand corner of your screen before I was even finished with this post. I could tell you about how really freakishly cold it is today here in Indiana, but that is a total given since it is February and it is winter and it is Indiana, so I will not speak of that either. Hmmmm......Oh I know, maybe I could tell you a little bit about my daughter and her new hair cut and how I apparently have to use my flat iron on it every morning so that it looks just perfect, she is 10yrs. old, but there really isn't much more to say about that.
I finally figured it out, I could tell you about how I make an honest wage. I hope you have some time on your hands to sit and read this, because it is quite an interesting story that I am going to tell you and you may even think I should write a book about it. Well, here I go....
I work in Nutritional Services at a local hospital, that is a fancy name for kitchen worker. I work the pm shift, and my job is to either assemble trays or deliver trays to the patients. I work with mostly high school or college kids and they make my job very interesting. We start are shift at 4pm and we finish delivering trays between 6:30 and 7. Once that job is over, the real fun begins....it is now clean up time. Everyone has their own job that they have to do in the clean up process. Some may unload carts of dirty trays, and some are washing out pots and pans, and one person is going all over the floors retrieving all the dirty dishes, one is loading the dish machine and one is unloading, and there are a few other things going on, but this would make a very long post so I will spare you the details. After all those things are finished, there are two very lucky people that have the priviledge of cleaning out what is called "The Pulper", or in my words "The Crapper". There are two sides to this lovely contraption, one is a big pit and the other is a large shoot. This machine works like a garbage disposal, except all it does is grind up the food and trash that is dumped in these troph like things, so you have to stick your arm up into this machine and pull all of the ground up particals out of the shoot, and let me tell you the odor is just lovely and it really makes me want to run home a have some chicken and spagetti! MMMM Yummmy!! NOT!!!
Well, I guess that somes it up for a good full description of my job. I bet some of you didn't realize what takes place a hospital kitchen and all the fun that you are missing out on. So if you find yourself in Northern Indiana at any point and aren't feeling up to par, come and visit and maybe I will be the one serving you dinner!
I finally figured it out, I could tell you about how I make an honest wage. I hope you have some time on your hands to sit and read this, because it is quite an interesting story that I am going to tell you and you may even think I should write a book about it. Well, here I go....
I work in Nutritional Services at a local hospital, that is a fancy name for kitchen worker. I work the pm shift, and my job is to either assemble trays or deliver trays to the patients. I work with mostly high school or college kids and they make my job very interesting. We start are shift at 4pm and we finish delivering trays between 6:30 and 7. Once that job is over, the real fun begins....it is now clean up time. Everyone has their own job that they have to do in the clean up process. Some may unload carts of dirty trays, and some are washing out pots and pans, and one person is going all over the floors retrieving all the dirty dishes, one is loading the dish machine and one is unloading, and there are a few other things going on, but this would make a very long post so I will spare you the details. After all those things are finished, there are two very lucky people that have the priviledge of cleaning out what is called "The Pulper", or in my words "The Crapper". There are two sides to this lovely contraption, one is a big pit and the other is a large shoot. This machine works like a garbage disposal, except all it does is grind up the food and trash that is dumped in these troph like things, so you have to stick your arm up into this machine and pull all of the ground up particals out of the shoot, and let me tell you the odor is just lovely and it really makes me want to run home a have some chicken and spagetti! MMMM Yummmy!! NOT!!!
Well, I guess that somes it up for a good full description of my job. I bet some of you didn't realize what takes place a hospital kitchen and all the fun that you are missing out on. So if you find yourself in Northern Indiana at any point and aren't feeling up to par, come and visit and maybe I will be the one serving you dinner!
Monday, February 18, 2008
I am a new blogger!
Well, I have to say this is officially my first time blogging. My sister has been on me trying to get me to set up a blog. Thanks to her, she got it all set up for me and now here I am in blogville!
I honestly am not sure what I am going to blog about...I read other bloggs and I don't think I could even compare.
I really live a crazy life, but I really don't think it will be of any interest to anyone out there in the blog world. I am just giving you fair warning.
For future blogs I advise you to keep all hands and arms inside the moving vehicle at all times! My life is literately a roller coaster!
I honestly am not sure what I am going to blog about...I read other bloggs and I don't think I could even compare.
I really live a crazy life, but I really don't think it will be of any interest to anyone out there in the blog world. I am just giving you fair warning.
For future blogs I advise you to keep all hands and arms inside the moving vehicle at all times! My life is literately a roller coaster!
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