THE WEEKEND

Ron, you pick on her so much...what you'd do..paint the area invisably so she couldn't find it  and lives where she does now? Has to have special night vision glasses to read the street signs. My hubby is taking all next summer off (semi-retired)...unpaid...so I think about the best we can do is try to get back to some " fishing" maybe.

Radio...as of this morning..... is playing Christmas Music...it's here people. Went and bought me some more books...One is the Gooseberry Patch Christmas Craft Book 4...Another is "A Book of Angels"....the next is Women Mystics in Medieval Europe...and the last one is "The Boleyn Inheritance"...as John Lawson came over via the Howard family that had married Lord Balitmore of Maryland.Something new to look up...says that Jane Boleyn lived in "Blicking Hall" Northfolk....cousin to the Howards...an John Lawson over there was married to an Catherine Howard when he was banished from England...his lands conviscated also. POE have anything on this Blicking Hall? This book is about all three of Henry VIII wives...he was not an very well liked King I take it.But it goes to say the Lawson Letters International, Inc. say amoung the relatives themselves that they were often brought before the " throne of God" ...for judgement of thier ways.

anybody doing anything special this weekend? i suppose i will be given a multi-task list as usual weather permitting.

i will be having an easy day to-morrow  not much to do outside now -the only thing i have to do is clean the shed out and grease the garden tackle for the winter then its feet up time.-definately no shopping.

Oh, I think its perfect, James. You enjoy every minute of it, and be careful, I hear babysitting peoples property is a tiring process. 

I hope except for the Christmas trees, that we can findish up the Holiday decorations this weekend. This week;s cold weather is starting to get to me...my shoulders are painful.. and I noticed the cats have been coming in at night to snuggle in my blankets with me.I was up at 3 am. wrapping them in " throw" blankets.