There are several jobs that my husband has total control over at our house - the yard, the cars, and anything gross (like cleaning out clogged pipes). Finally, he is king over all things technological. I wish that I knew more about computers and current technology, but I don't! I've always told my husband that if he dies before I do, I'm going to have to "hire a husband" to come to the house to take care of everything electronic including the computers! One thing that I never get right is hooking several things up with all of those cables like hooking the cable box and TV and DVD player up correctly ... it gives me a headache! I have no clue what they are ... coaxial, HDMI, audio, video, USB ... ack! It's a good thing that my husband is good at these things !
I so know what you mean. For me it is my teen son that rolls his eyes and says mom it is so simple.. NO it is not.. Oh course he tells me mom you can make a outfit out of nothing, you can make jelly, bread etc and yet you can not for the life of you understand what this is and how to run it.. Sorry I just do not understand first why there is so many cables..
God bless all
glenda
I am happily married to my high school sweetheart, a mom to two wonderful teens, and a daughter of the King. My
current focus is on becoming a better homemaker and caretaker of my home and family. You'll usually find my nose
in a book and I am currently making my first quilt. I love making new friends and comments are always welcome!
I blog when I want to, have the time to do so or the inclination to share something! You'll have to check back often to see
when I update my blog because there is no set schedule for me to do so!
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- establish daily time for Bible study
- pay off car loans by end of year
- save another month's worth of salary minimum
- change eating and exercise habits
- keep tally of money that I save the family for one year
- start a compost pile and small vegetable garden
- make a quilt
... $aving Money ...
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... I Want to Learn ...
• how to arrange flowers
• basic sewing
• quilting
• how to grow veggies in my own garden
• how to can veggies from my garden
• how to make my own cleaning products
• how to make soap
• composting
• how to grow flowers!
... At the Wishing Well ...
• to retire debt-free (no mortgage)
• to lead a simple life
• to volunteer for a favorite cause
• go back and visit England again
• travel to many places (too long a list to share here!)
• to see my kids happy as adults
• to be physically fit and healthy
• to retire in a little house in the woods
I have had several blogs since I began blogging in 2005.
These awards are for my OTHER blogs, not this one.
However, I am trying to keep them all in one place so am displaying them here!
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Posted by glenda
I am happily married to my high school sweetheart, a mom to two wonderful teens, and a daughter of the King. My
current focus is on becoming a better homemaker and caretaker of my home and family. You'll usually find my nose
in a book and I am currently making my first quilt. I love making new friends and comments are always welcome!
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