Tuesday: The Burning Question

I had a wonderful birthday! Thank you for all the kind greetings.
It's one of those feelings that are indescribable....people I've never "met", taking time out of their day to wish me a Happy Birthday. I'm still smiling today,but not too big I've got crows feet to worry about now that I'm almost 40. (Oh who cares...I'm still sporting a big toothy grin.)

So, a birthday related question seems fitting....
What is one of your favorite birthday memories?

(I'll answer in my next post.)

39

I celebrate 39 years of life today.
Here are a few of my favorite things....

Once I got started I found it very difficult to stop.

There are so many simple pleasures in life.

Things not people...that list would be way too long.

What are a few of your favorite things?

Thank you for stopping by today...I really do appreciate it.

Horses, a Spider and big truck...oh my!

Kentucky was amazing!

From Friday to Tuesday we talked (about the past, present and future), laughed (at and with each other), ate (a lot of culinary delights), drank (a lot of tasty drinks), shopped (My MIL has some mad shopping skills :), swam (in a wonderfully warm pool) and.....loved every minute of it. I feel very fortunate to have such kind and caring in-laws. I'm trying to figure out how to say what's on my mind and in my heart....here's what I came up with.

After 20 years of marriage my father and mother in-law continue to show love and respect towards each other. They are a great example for a couple who are still finding their way in life...like my husband and I. Although, it may be months between visits we still feel close to them. Time might pass, but the love doesn't fade.

Thank you doesn't cover it....Until next time. XXOO

We also got to spend time with a young man who is dear to my husband and I....the one in the big white truck. From a little guy who use to scare me with snakes to a solider fighting for our freedom. You're loved....by us~

Sweaty...and it's not Pretty!

(photo taken on vacation)

We're back from an unforgettably fantastic vacation to my in-laws house in Kentucky.

Unfortunately, it is too hot to expend any energy outside of breathing due to the 90+ degree heat coupled with the 1000 percent humidity. I've attached blotting paper to my entire body and hooked up an IV for the next few days...this might cause my typing skills to fall to a below normal speed. Bare with me.

I will find air conditioning tomorrow and loiter, so I can write a post.

What's the weather like at your house?
Are you in the comforts of air conditioning?
What are you doing to stay cool?