The Simple Woman's Daybook!

FOR TODAY ...June 29th, 2009 Monday Morning

Outside my window...the sun is shining, and it looks lovely. The news said we had a slight cool front moving through today and it was only going to get up to about 95 degrees. Ummm, not thinking that qualifies as "cool" but I'll take it since it's not triple digits.

I am thinking...that this is the first week since school got out that we have not had activities and I am going to enjoy just hanging around the house today.

I am thankful for...Richard, he is just awesome. He starts the Air Force Reserves next month and I am SO proud of him.

From the kitchen...my kitchen is a mess. The dinner dishes are still out from last night dirty, the trash was emptied yesterday without a new bag going in, so there is junk sitting on the counter waiting for the bag to be replaced, mail that needs to be gone through and a wide array of randome things that need to be put away.

I am wearing...a teeshirt and panties, nice huh? Since I am the only one up, I haven't bothered to add the shorts to the mix yet. I will when I am done blogging.

I am creating...NOTHING!!!!!

I am going...to find Alex a one piece swimming suit for camp and this is harder than one might think.

I am reading...The Frazzled Female.

I am hoping...to find a desk very soon for my house, one that both Richard and I agree on and one that is not too costly.

I am hearing...the hum of the AC and my music playing softly in the background.

Around the house...it is quiet. The girls are all still sleeping, Richard is at work and I have the house to myself.

One of my favorite things...is family, probably my most favorite thing in life.

A few plans for the rest of the week...Barbara and the kids might come by today and hang out for a while, probably go and get some groceries, and then just hang out today and I'm not even thinking past today to make plans for the remainder of the week.

Here is picture thought I am sharing...

This was taken this weekend. This is Richard and his grandparents and the girls. Three generations of the Lovelace family. Can't beat memories like this!