Showing posts with label wishful thinking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wishful thinking. Show all posts

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Sunday Wishful Thinking

This week's Wishful Thinking is published on my other blog because the faint of heart may not want to see my sunburnt cleavage...

This is the blog where I also chronicle my Weight Watchers Journey, for those who may be interested...

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Sunday, March 28, 2010

Sunday Wishful Thinking

I wish my cats could talk.

Watson could tell me why he runs around the house at top speed in the evening...


Raina could say why she sometimes eats wet food and sometimes doesn't...


They could tell me when they have tummy trouble or wish that bright red spot would come out to play...

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Sunday, March 7, 2010

Sunday Wishful Thinking


I wish I were neater.



OK, this isn’t our house. And I’ve NEVER been this bad. But I’ve always traveled “heavy”, meaning I’ve always had lots of stuff. As a kid, we lived in a small house and I remember I’d sit in the middle of the living room, working on some project or other, and I’d be surrounded by stuff. I’m still that way… I try to clean up all projects when I’m done but I do tend to still leave clutter in my wake.



In the last few years, both The Husband and I have slowly been decluttering and purging all the “stuff” we don’t need, have outgrown, don’t know why in the world we bought that in the first place… We’ve made great progress (the Goodwill loves us!) but still need a little determination to keep editing the things in the house that truly are just clutter.



Wish us luck!



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Sunday, January 24, 2010

Wishful Thinking Sunday


I’m using Wishful Thinking Sunday’s to express things I would like to see happen in my life. Some things I’m actively working on and some things are just hopes for the future. I know that wishing starts the process but actively working toward the conclusion is required. So, Sunday’s will include some true goals and some future whimsy.


This is Fallingwater. It’s one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s most amazing structures. Located in the boonies of Pennsylvania, someday I’ll get there to see it, hopefully along with my BFF and our Husbands. Her Husband is a trained architect who loves FLW and also has a level of desire to see it that’s probably higher than mine. My Husband will enjoy it, too, but I think his interest lies more to the east, in the battlefields of Gettysburg.


Someday…

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