v., sniffed, sniff·ing, sniffs. 1. To inhale a short, audible breath through the nose, as in smelling something. 2. To use the sense of smell, as in savoring or investigating: sniffed at the jar to see what it held. 3. Informal. To pry; snoop: The reporters came sniffing around for more details. TAKE THE TIME TO SNIFF AROUND! WHO KNOWS WHAT YOU'LL FIND -- IS IT COFFEE? BAKING COOKIES? WORSE?!?!
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Sunday, September 11, 2011
How about a quick catch-up!
Well, a lot has happened since I last posted here. Let's see...we've had some AMAZING, BEAUTIFUL, WARM late summer days!! So incredibly awesome!!! It was so worth the wait to have some nice weather! I'm currently out on the front deck writing this as the evening finally cools down. I'm also out here for another reason, but I'll tell you about that a little later.
Next up...hm...school's officially halfway back in session. By halfway I mean that the high school portion has begun. Tiana is now a junior and as such she is also eligible for Running Start at the local community college. That would be the same college that her mother attends!! Hee!Hee!! The Running Start portion of her day doesn't get underway until the 20th. We're both quite excited for that day to get here I think! For now it means an incredibly crazy schedule for her because she's not allowed to stay on the high school campus if she doesn't have class. Things are a bit tight for her to get home, and then back to the school if I'm not here to give her a ride. She'll get to try out the bus system tomorrow! So, public school session started on Wednesday -the same day that necessitates me being outside where I can keep an eye on Coda.
After I helped out at the school with schedule distribution I came home, picked up the happy, clueless pooch and took him to the vet. He's had a mass growing on his belly and it has grown rather large rather quickly and it was determined that maybe it would be best to have it removed. So began a fitful day of worrying and waiting anxiously for the call from the vet. I know you don't understand that worry if you don't have a furbaby, but...! (Sis, that's for you!!) Anyway, we finally picked him up about 3:45 and that was when I just about cried! Poor baby was SOOOO loopy and out of it! His tongue was all dried and folded and hanging out of his mouth. All he could do was attempt to stand up and cry. He made it into the car but we had a hard time getting him back out. When he did finally get out of the car, he just collapsed on the front lawn and didn't move until MUCH later! I've never felt like such a horrible "mom"!! He was so bad off that Kent stayed home from Bible Study with him! He finally "woke up" at about midnight which left us with a pretty sleepless night. He was wandering and whimpering and so confused and in a lot of pain and couldn't get comfortable. Now, 4 days later, he's his usual perky, spunky self, but he's also healing and itching and wanting to lick his wound. That means he's now got to have a cone on or be watched like a hawk so he doesn't lick his incision! He's already possibly battling an infection so it's best to watch him! It will be so nice when his belly hair grows back!
Today was the last day of work for another shift supervisor. For the last three who've left I've granted them a treat request. For Kate I made a rhubarb pie, for Seann it was cinnamon rolls and for Kourtney it was Turtle Cheesecakes. I melded two recipes and WOW!!!! What a pain they were, but soo worth it!! I used my favorite Individual Cheesecake recipe and the Ultimate Turtle Cheesecake recipe and made 18 cheesecakes! Definitely a keeper recipe!!
So, there you have it. Pretty much what we've been up to in the last while. There have been odd trips downtown. Once to see a friend play his first game as quarterback for his high school -- BUT at the pro football field, and once just because it's been a long time since we went downtown.
Next up...hm...school's officially halfway back in session. By halfway I mean that the high school portion has begun. Tiana is now a junior and as such she is also eligible for Running Start at the local community college. That would be the same college that her mother attends!! Hee!Hee!! The Running Start portion of her day doesn't get underway until the 20th. We're both quite excited for that day to get here I think! For now it means an incredibly crazy schedule for her because she's not allowed to stay on the high school campus if she doesn't have class. Things are a bit tight for her to get home, and then back to the school if I'm not here to give her a ride. She'll get to try out the bus system tomorrow! So, public school session started on Wednesday -the same day that necessitates me being outside where I can keep an eye on Coda.
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Today was the last day of work for another shift supervisor. For the last three who've left I've granted them a treat request. For Kate I made a rhubarb pie, for Seann it was cinnamon rolls and for Kourtney it was Turtle Cheesecakes. I melded two recipes and WOW!!!! What a pain they were, but soo worth it!! I used my favorite Individual Cheesecake recipe and the Ultimate Turtle Cheesecake recipe and made 18 cheesecakes! Definitely a keeper recipe!!
So, there you have it. Pretty much what we've been up to in the last while. There have been odd trips downtown. Once to see a friend play his first game as quarterback for his high school -- BUT at the pro football field, and once just because it's been a long time since we went downtown.
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Randomness from the last few days
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Sunshine and laundry
Wishing I had an outdoor clothesline! As is the usual after convention I have a HUGE laundry pile! And today I also have sunshine! Wishing I could hang the clothes out - especially the towels and let them dry in the sun! I should open the tent up! And then it could be folded properly, too! Hmmm...... Anyway, the laundry isn't finished with me sitting here!
Just a thought...
"Believing and knowing aren't enough....It's in the doing!"
Just a thought...
"Believing and knowing aren't enough....It's in the doing!"
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