I have half a mind to start writing on this blog again. Well, most of the time I have half a mind these days so why not go for it, right? One of the ways I can tell I'm not fully with it is my lack of observation about my surroundings. Here are some examples:
1. When my brother-in-law was here to visit Joan for the first time he moved the birth announcement of his daughter from the side of the fridge where we have all our pictures to the front. It wasn't until he was back visiting in March and pointed out that he was the one that moved it that I noticed it was on the front of the fridge and used to be with the rest of them.
2. When my friend was visiting at the end of January she put a little mini rug looking coaster on a nail left in our living room wall from the last tenant. It was in this awkward place that nothing should have been hung, but I left that coaster there until I noticed it when I had all of my small group girls over here in March. I had forgotten it was hanging there even though I saw it all the time.
3. Joan was given this great toy owl from my aunt for Christmas and it was so cute so we put it as decoration in her nursery since she wasn't playing with toys yet. Just the other night I was in the nursery and saw it and realized it was a toy and not a decoration and I should get it down for her to play with. Duh! The advantage of my absentmindedness is that it was a new toy for her now and she's just reaching the age where the old toys don't always keep her interest for long. She's been really enjoying the owl the last couple of days so I'm glad I realized it was meant to be played with. haha
As for cooking, it's a lot easier for fewer people. That about sums up the difference between cooking now and cooking in Jerusalem. :)
LOL!! You are the best. Simply the best. The last two sentences were my favorite.
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