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Y’all Know I LIVE To Torment My Grown Children, Right??
For those here that are new, I live in Sandpoint, Idaho. Our children and families live in California. YES, it IS SO HARD!! I am missing SO much. THANKFULLY, my children are amazing. They all come up at least once a year. I go there at least once a month. It’s not ideal but it’s better than nothing right?? Right (sorta, but not really. I want to walk next door and see my kids. Yes, one on each side! Come ON LOTTERY WIN!!) Zachary and family will be here for Thanksgiving week! I am giddy excited. (Yes, I am secretly hoping for MONSTER snow storm and a much longer visit.…
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6 To-Dos to Prepare for a Safe & Spooky Halloween
How do you make as much as possible out of Halloween? It’s that spooktacular time of the year again, but you obviously need to do it by book. Safety is a primary concern, of course, but you can’t compromise fun, either. A spooky Halloween is all about creating a memorable experience that you can remember for a long time. With these ideas in mind, let’s explore some useful tips to prepare for a spooky, yet safe Halloween. Fire Away from the House Halloween is all about candles when it comes to decorations. They’re spooky, they’re cheap, and they can make an impression. No matter how many pumpkins you carve, you…
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Merry Christmas!
I wish you all a very happy, SAFE, and joyful Christmas!!
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Happy Thanksgiving!
I am SO Thankful for all The Little Peanuts!! Have a safe, FUN, Thanksgiving. This is actually the 14th!! FOURTEENTH! Happy Thanksgiving I’ve wished you. DANG!! ThatsAlotta Turkey! My first Happy Turkey Day was in 2009! Don’t confuse it with the FIRST Thanksgiving. Against popular belief I am NOT that old! (See?? I’m still funny!) Love, Connie The Head Peanut.
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Spirit Of Halloween MADE Me Do It!
I recently saw a funny saying on Instagram that said something to the effect of “Buy the stuff that makes YOUR estate sale INTERESTING!” Well, MY estate sale will have people going WTH!??! (I want you to take notice that I cleaned up my WT!!) I want people to point and shake their heads speechless. I ALSO want to be a ghost standing next to them just laughing my a*@ off. THANK YOU, Spirit Of Halloween. So, some of you may know about Mority. It’s been established that I have a few screws loose. I, at times, may have a slightly odd sense of humor…. so with that in mind…
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5 Valentine Gifts NOT To Give!
I am here once again to share a public service announcement. This time Valentine gifts NOT to GIVE!! Here we go with my list of Valentine’s Day do NOTS! 1. Forget. OhhhhMgeeee. Especially if its a new relationship. Even a dinner out or a single rose is better than forgetting. Forgetting. BAD! Of course, jewelry is ALWAYS an option. A-L-W-A-Y-S!! 2. Household appliances. A vacuum cleaner or cast iron skillets are NOT a romantic gift. Now hiring a house cleaner? Oh that will make my heart go piter patter. Especially if she does windows! 3. Automobile accessories. Nope. I don’t need a charger for Valentine’s Day. Take my car and…
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Getting Ready for Valentine’s Day
If you have a partner or someone you’re interested in and want to make a gesture, chances are you’re planning on celebrating Valentine’s Day this year. Historically, Valentine’s Day has its origins in the Roman festival of Lupercalia, which was traditionally held in mid-February. This festival celebrated the coming of spring, included fertility rites, and involved the pairing off of women with men by lflottery. Luckily, the tradition changed with time. By the end of the 5th century, Pope Gelasius I replaced Lupercalia with St. Valentine’s Day, which came to be celebrated as a day of romance from about the 14th century. Nowadays, Valentine’s Day is celebrated on Sunday, February…
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Celebrate – Honor – Remember
I hope everyone is enjoying their 3-day holiday. (Mum and Kate I hope you are enjoying your Monday!) We know that Memorial Day means a 3 day weekend, but it’s important to remember the reason behind this American holiday. It’s to honor the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. Originally known as Decoration Day, it originated in the years following the Civil War and became an official federal holiday in 1971. It unofficially marks the beginning of the summer (although I will need some warm dry weather first before I believe summer is here). Early Observances of Memorial Day The Civil War, which ended in the…
