Do you twitter? I'm just getting the hang of it -- I think. It really is a fun way to meet and interact with others in your niche.
I thought this was hilarious!
H/T BabyBlueOnline
Showing posts with label For Fun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label For Fun. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Saturday, February 7, 2009
10 Things I Do Every Day
My friend, Renna had this meme on her blog so I thought I would play along.
1. Pray. I have scheduled times and times of spontaneous prayer throughout the day. I have always been called to a life of prayer – a gift!
2. Make the bed. I cannot go downstairs without having the bed made. Occasionally, I can recruit a helper. When hubby is home, he often will make it while I’m brushing my teeth. What a delight it is to come out of the bathroom and find the bed neatly made.
3. Drink one cup of coffee. It is a rare occasion for me to have a second cup. I used to drink it all day, even into the evening, but no more. I am quite satisfied with one.
4. Make 3, sometimes 4, meals a day. As a homeschooling mom my kiddos are just used to hot meals. Hubby has erratic hours so sometimes I make a 4th meal when he comes home late. I like to spoil my family.
5. Feed and bond with my cat. The cat is not very social but every time I make a trip up the stairs she expects me to cuddle with her on my bed and be stroked --- but only for as long as she wishes.
6. School the girls, formally on weekdays and always looking for those moments when I find the opportunity to present something new (or learn from them) when things are more relaxed. Homeschooling is a lifestyle!
7. Check my blogs. I love to see how God is working in the lives of my bloggy friends.
8. Talk, really talk, with hubby so if we can’t talk in person we speak by phone. We are often separated due to circumstances related to balancing seminary and family life – just a short season. Soon we will resume our normal family lifestyle!
9. Speak to a very dear friend - usually by phone. If we don’t talk, I feel like something is missing from my day..
10. Let my family know that I love them by words and actions
The only rule: keep it to only 10 things!
H/T Karen
1. Pray. I have scheduled times and times of spontaneous prayer throughout the day. I have always been called to a life of prayer – a gift!
2. Make the bed. I cannot go downstairs without having the bed made. Occasionally, I can recruit a helper. When hubby is home, he often will make it while I’m brushing my teeth. What a delight it is to come out of the bathroom and find the bed neatly made.
3. Drink one cup of coffee. It is a rare occasion for me to have a second cup. I used to drink it all day, even into the evening, but no more. I am quite satisfied with one.
4. Make 3, sometimes 4, meals a day. As a homeschooling mom my kiddos are just used to hot meals. Hubby has erratic hours so sometimes I make a 4th meal when he comes home late. I like to spoil my family.
5. Feed and bond with my cat. The cat is not very social but every time I make a trip up the stairs she expects me to cuddle with her on my bed and be stroked --- but only for as long as she wishes.
6. School the girls, formally on weekdays and always looking for those moments when I find the opportunity to present something new (or learn from them) when things are more relaxed. Homeschooling is a lifestyle!
7. Check my blogs. I love to see how God is working in the lives of my bloggy friends.
8. Talk, really talk, with hubby so if we can’t talk in person we speak by phone. We are often separated due to circumstances related to balancing seminary and family life – just a short season. Soon we will resume our normal family lifestyle!
9. Speak to a very dear friend - usually by phone. If we don’t talk, I feel like something is missing from my day..
10. Let my family know that I love them by words and actions
The only rule: keep it to only 10 things!
H/T Karen
Saturday, December 27, 2008
What Kind of Blogger Are You?
I found this fun thing over at Cynthia's blog - Meanderings. This tool will analyze your blog and give the personality type of the writer. My results are:
IFSP - The Artists
The gentle and compassionate type. They are especially attuned their inner values and what other people need. They are not friends of many words and tend to take the worries of the world on their shoulders. They tend to follow the path of least resistance and have to look out not to be taken advantage of.
They often prefer working quietly, behind the scene as a part of a team. They tend to value their friends and family above what they do for a living.
Find the Typealyzer here. Just type in you blog addy in the box and voila!
IFSP - The Artists
The gentle and compassionate type. They are especially attuned their inner values and what other people need. They are not friends of many words and tend to take the worries of the world on their shoulders. They tend to follow the path of least resistance and have to look out not to be taken advantage of.
They often prefer working quietly, behind the scene as a part of a team. They tend to value their friends and family above what they do for a living.
Find the Typealyzer here. Just type in you blog addy in the box and voila!
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Will My Hubby Agree?
I laughed out loud when I saw my score!
Perhaps more is expected in 2008...
 | 95 As a 1930s wife, I am |
Perhaps more is expected in 2008...
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
For Fun - What is Your Spiritual Type?
I ran across this (apparently old) quiz last night and decided to take it just for fun. I really don't take these kinds of quizzes to seriously. Turns out I my score was quite high - falling into the Candidate for Clergy category.
According to USA Today a candidate for clergy is:
Happy with his/her religion but searching for the right expression of it.
Have doubts about the particulars but not the Big Stuff.
Little doubt they've found the right path.
Very informed and deeply committed
6.4% of respondents fall into this category.
I wonder if my seminarian husband will find this funny?
...and no, I am not even thinking of going to seminary. I will be content to be a clergy wife!
According to USA Today a candidate for clergy is:
Happy with his/her religion but searching for the right expression of it.
Have doubts about the particulars but not the Big Stuff.
Little doubt they've found the right path.
Very informed and deeply committed
6.4% of respondents fall into this category.
I wonder if my seminarian husband will find this funny?
...and no, I am not even thinking of going to seminary. I will be content to be a clergy wife!
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Blogus Universalis
My husband's "diagnosis" for those who blog - everybody he knows has one but him. Blogus Universalis is not a disease or a syndrome, it is so common it is now a normal variant in our society!
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Saturday, January 12, 2008
For a Laugh....
Can you see yourself in this video? I hope my children have better memories than this:
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