Sugar Bend Farm

I see the sun

Finally the sun is out.  All week long it has been cloudy and rainy.  I suppose it matched my moods for the week.  But I am so glad that the sun is out even though the temp is 44 degrees right now.  Brrrr!  The week has gone pretty well other than the gloomy weather.  Noah has kept me busy enough that I didn't have time to think about the girls being gone, not much anyway.  Noah has been cutting his stomach teeth; those pointed teeth on bottom; so he has been so fussy.  Along with the fact that he misses his sisters and all the normal activities of the household when they are here.  He has been clinging to me and I haven't been able to do anything I had planned to do this week.  The only accomplishment was crocheting Noah a cap yesterday.  The photo of it is on my flickr badge in the sidebar. Or you can see it here.  I thought he looked so adorable in it.  I am going to make one for Scotty, whose mom is my friend Peggy. 

Our church is having an annual yard sale this weekend.  I need to get somethings together to take up there tomorrow morning.  I have so many baby clothes that are just sitting around in boxes that I need to do something with.  I was thinking of taking some of those to donate.  We are working on killing the giant in 2006.  So far, they have done a great job in raising funds to pay off our building.  There is also a photo of our church in my flickr badge or you can view it here. 
Well, breakfast is done and dishes are put away, so it is time to do laundry.  The laundry is actually washed, but the folding and putting away part is what I hate.  So the time has come... I like to  quote from the Lewis Carroll poem from the Looking Glass, The Walrus and the Carpenter to the girls when we have to do something we don't really want to do:

'The time has come,' the Walrus said,
'To talk of many things:
Of shoes - and ships - and sealing-wax -
Of cabbages - and kings -
And why the sea is boiling hot -
And whether pigs have wings.'