Good morning from Northern Minnesota
Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 8:14 am
After narrowly avoiding an accident during this morning's ice storm, I'm reminded that one should never miss an opportunity to say hello to potential friends. I've been skulking on the edges of your party here at Constant Content for several weeks (the shadowy figure with the hair and the steel-toed boots) reading forum posts from 2007, and it's time to introduce myself.
Family facts: one husband, one genetic daughter, three stepdaughters, four cats, three dogs, one pet garter snake. Built my current home twice because the first one burned down. Do not like plumbing or roofing.
We survived foreclosure last year because my husband found a job after 2 years of searching, so we're on our way up. This gives me time to write things I want to write--nothing about time shares in Myrtle Beach, I hope. My writing kept the lights on last year but it's time for something better, and my fingers are crossed with CC.
In the next year we'll add chickens, rabbits, and perhaps a few goats. My husband wants to start a farm, you see, and since he travels 5 days a week 50 weeks a year that should work out nicely for him.
From reading the forums I already know you'll extend a warm welcome, but I wanted to welcome you as well--if you can find my house in the woods, I'll put the coffee on and we'll have a real chat. Just push the cat off your chair.
Blessings to you and everyone who belongs to you,
Evelyn
Family facts: one husband, one genetic daughter, three stepdaughters, four cats, three dogs, one pet garter snake. Built my current home twice because the first one burned down. Do not like plumbing or roofing.
We survived foreclosure last year because my husband found a job after 2 years of searching, so we're on our way up. This gives me time to write things I want to write--nothing about time shares in Myrtle Beach, I hope. My writing kept the lights on last year but it's time for something better, and my fingers are crossed with CC.
In the next year we'll add chickens, rabbits, and perhaps a few goats. My husband wants to start a farm, you see, and since he travels 5 days a week 50 weeks a year that should work out nicely for him.
From reading the forums I already know you'll extend a warm welcome, but I wanted to welcome you as well--if you can find my house in the woods, I'll put the coffee on and we'll have a real chat. Just push the cat off your chair.
Blessings to you and everyone who belongs to you,
Evelyn