Welcome to my 2013 Bucket List for my home and life! This could also by viewed as a goals list, resolutions, or dreams. I kind of don’t care for the word “resolutions” so, please, let us not use it! Without further ado… Erica’s 2013 Bucket List 1. Buy a sewing machine. 2. Make a quilt. 3. Buy curtains for the first floor windows as well as shades for the kitchen. 4. Go to a NASCAR race. 5. Finish reading these…
Remember the bucket list I posted last year? Boy, did I have some lofty goals and ambitions!!! Here is the list from last year and what I got accomplished on it: Erica’s Official 2012 Bucket List 1. Get my sewing machine fixed – No, need a new sewing machine2. Sew something like a skirt for Jordan. – No3. Start a quilt – I did start collecting the fabric for this quilt, but I do not have enough yet4. Go to…
We can get back to the daily life business that suits me so much better. I do apologize for the lack of Christmas posts this year and promise I will have some pre-written and ready to go for next year. I just was not in the Christmas spirit this year. I am not exactly sure how or why, but life sent us a few curve balls before Christmas that did not help. Namely sickness and a lot of doctor’s visits….
and today’s news proves just that. As of right now, heaven has sixteen new innocent little angels as well as the eight people who dedicated their lives to guiding them. There is one man who choose to end that for them. One man who choose to kill himself in an act of cowardice and selfishness instead of facing the senseless and inexcusable acts of crime that he committed. One man who choose to kill the woman who brought him into…
This is the question I am pondering today. Truth is, I have no idea what I would do if I won the lottery. I know things in my life would change drastically and hopefully for the better. I do admit I would love to know what life is like when one does not have to worry about money! With the Powerball being at an estimated $550,000,000 with a cash payout of $360,000,000, I am baffled at that amount of money….
From watching the natural disasters that have happened in the last few years, one has to ask that question: have we lost the ability to take care of ourselves? I am starting to think we as a collective group of people have lost that ability. That, or we have lost the common sense, the ability to assess the situation. and the ability to make the good decisions to take care of ourselves. We have become so dependent on others and…