Like "The Old Medicine Cabinet" after my dentist told me his Mom and Dad had only one bottle of 81 mg aspirin, Pepto Bismol, Band-aids and Calamine lotion in their little medicine cabinet. I was shocked when I looked in ours and realized it held eight different kinds if medicine for a headache, hmmm. Then cold meds, 11 different kinds. Pepto, Mylanta, Imodium, Tums, Gas-X...I'm prepared if my stomach bothers me! Skin creams of all kinds... hydrocortisone, Neosporin, diaper rash... and we haven't had a baby in 30+ years!... Eye drops for dry eyes, eye drops for red eyes, eye drops for allergy season... There are so many medicines, ointment and drops that there's no room for Band-Aids. They have to go into another cabinet!
I've tried to get "National Stay-at-Home Day" started, had a post about Swarovski encrusted toilets, even one sharing my struggles with the middle age game called "Where's my Glasses?" I like sharing and you encourage me with positive comments, affirmations that the stuff that rattles around in this head of mine is worth something. In fact most of you are going through similar if not exact scenarios.
When I talk to my daughters they are repeating the same things we did, now with their kids. School, errands, homework. They worry about them, pray for their safety, correct them and encourage them. It's a never ending, morning till night job. Across the nation we face the same struggles in our lives. Blogging is New Age Over the Fence Neighbors. Turn the computer on and there's that good friend who's come for a visit, Hello...hope you're having a good day!
With lives going full speed ahead...blogging, Facebook and Twitter all make sense now!
WooHoo! Congrats!! and I love love love your posts, it's like sitting and chatting with an old friend over coffee everyday. You're incredible and I enjoy your blog, so keep em coming!!!
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Congratulations on reaching 100 followers! Wonderbar!
ReplyDeleteI love all your ramblings..and I think you are right, blogs are the fences of this day.
Happy day to you!
I agree with you about blogging. If I waited for one of my neighbors to talk to me over the fence I would shrivel and die. I guess that is what happens in the big city. (It's not really that bad.)
ReplyDeleteI too have two medicine cabinets overflowing. What is our problem?
Happy New year Joyce.
ReplyDeleteI am not here much anymore either but come once in awhile.& enjoy your musings. Sounds like family to me.
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You are always interesting and I love the gift of gab too! The only thing I don't really like is Twitter though but the other two are great. This tec, stuff is uniting the world for sure..now if the idiot hackers would just leave a good thing alone! Come say hi :D
ReplyDeleteWhoot Congratulations to you!! Whoo hoo happy dancin'!! I was so excited when I broke 100 followers!! I totally agree..our gift of gab is appreciated! You blog is a joy and I look forward to being around for the next 100+++++. Have a great day hon, Sarah
ReplyDeleteOh the places we will go and the connections we will make. I just broke 100 over Christmas. Who blogs on Christmas? I am amazed with the support and encouragement received in this world we call blogland. Congrats on your followers.
ReplyDeleteGod bless and have a wonderful New Year!
Congratulations on hitting 100!!! You beat me, and I've been blogging since June of '06. (That's 1706 - - - Oh I do kid!) I still only have 94 readers, and have been stuck on that number for days and days and days.
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ReplyDeleteGreat Blog - no surprise that your friends (like me) come again and again.
Congrats on reaching 100! Have enjoyed reading your blog, dearie!
ReplyDeleteNo wonder you have 100 followers ....your blog is so intertaining!! Congrats to you!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is interesting and fun. Sometimes it's just nice to ramble.
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Oh Joycee, as always I enjoy and adore your blog. You're such a kind & wonderful lady. Love you always! I wonder what my life would be when I get older! Guess, it's all about our children huh! May god bless us & our children. Cheers.
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