Today

Good Morning Everybody,
I do hope everyone is doing great today.  Remember when Saturday meant sleeping late or grabbing a bowl of cereal and watching your favorite cartoons, and for some it was the day to get your hair done.  Here's to a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Saturday. Enjoy your day my friends.

Gosh, Saturdays in "the good old days". In high school they meant traveling to parades and competitions for marching band or sleeping in late after a night out toilet papering friends houses. When our son was in high school it meant traveling to marching band competitions for him, and working every Saturday otherwise.

Now, no parades or competitions, just work. I go to the salon, Gary does his "guy" things. We have Sunday together, then I'm  off on Monday to do "girl" things. It works out well, neither one of us ever feel like we HAVE to do something we might not want to do because of the other one (although, we would anyway...lol). It's a system that's worked for us for a long time....27 years next Saturday. Hmmm, another Saturday thing!

I worked all day yesterday. Well, I should say I wasn't at home all day. My 9:00 client got her days mixed up, my 10:30 client didn't get a hair cut with her color, so I had a boring morning, then a two hour break before my next client. That one had a $20 off gift certificate, and the last one didn't get the highlights with her color, so besides big old breaks in my day, I made 1/2 the $$ I was supposed to. AGH!!!  Oh well, such is life.

Okay, off to do things. Hope you have a wonderful Sunday, Miss Peaches. You are a dear to us!

My oldest child was in band and we did the band thing too!  Now on Saturdays I never know what I will be doing. LOL My husband enjoys watching college football on Saturday and pro ball on Sunday. By the way he is a die hard Dallas Cowboy fan. I can spend hours preparing Sunday dinner an if the Cowboys loose he will complain about the dinner, if they win I could cook hog slop and he will say Wow this is sooooo good. 
Congratulations on your upcoming anniversary. In December we will celebrate 37 years. With my husbands illness I have lived out the in sickness and in health part of my vows.  Again congratulations.
Well I got to hit the shower to shampoo, shower and shine for church. Take care and have a wonderful Sunday.

I told Gary what you said about the hog slop and he laughed out loud. High praise since he doesn't do that often.

Hope you had a great day today

Hey Mama,
I grew up w/o television.  From the time I was 4 until I was 16, there wasnt a working one in our house.  Five kids, and my older sisters didnt want to do anything bu****ch TV, so when it broke when I was a wee lass, they didnt buy another until I was too old to care about it.  It is on above my head as I type, and I have NOOO clue what is on and no desire to find out.  Ours goes 24/7 here, but I very rarely pay it any attenion.  If its not a crime show, i.e. Law and Order, The 1st 48, etc., I just dont care.
Saturday mornings was always housework day growing up, and mom was a hard nose, so now I DONT do house work on Saturdays.  Funny how our childhood molds us!!
We usually go somewhere, or ride horses, Saturdays are our day since his dad usually gets us during the week.  The joys of being on disability is being w/him all the time (my Mikey) but sometimes I do long for time alone!!  Ok, Im rambling, lol. 
Hope everyone had a great weekend.
Rhonda D.

We had weekend chores too. Hey does anyone remember the princess telephone? I really think that all of that hard work help keep my weight in check. My grandmother was old old old school. Did laundry everyday and hung them on the line. We kids had to take them in and fold them. She also cooked biscuits for breakfast and dinner, fried chicken, macaroni and cheese, greens and plenty of fat meat, all of which is not healthy.  We worked like dogs and ate like hogs. You know eat like a horse and poop like an elephant.