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Giveaway at a beautiful mess!

This week, I've found several new blogs that I enjoy, one of them being Ricci's over at "a beautiful mess". She's hosting a giveaway right now for reaching 50 Fabulous Followers. Go check it out! http://riccialexis.blogspot.com/2012/09/50-fabulous-followers-giveaway.html

A return to blogging.

I can remember keeping a diary as far back as 4th grade. Writing has always been enjoyable for me. I've never really written for an audience, but more as a release for my own thoughts. It keeps me sane to get everything out of my head on paper...or in this age of technology, in type. I've been saying that I'd get back to blogging, but with a 2 year-old, a husband, & a dog, plus a house to take care of, there just don't seem to be enough hours in the day. I believe I'll start making time, though. I miss the therapy of sorts that blogging offers.  Stay tuned...

Giveaway at Confessions of a Former Undomestic Goddess

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Check out Jessica's blog & take a few minutes to enter her Glade Expressions giveaway. She posts great recipes and she's just plain awesome!  http://formerundomesticgoddess.blogspot.com/2012/09/glade-expressions-collection-review-and.html

In mourning.

I go eons without blogging and when I do it's a sad one. But such is life. To quote a former co-worker of my husband's, it isn't always "candies & balloons".  My husband's uncle passed away yesterday, quite unexpectedly. I didn't get to spend a whole lot of time with with Uncle R. Just a few family functions. That was enough to prove to me what a kind, caring soul he was. I thought of him as the Gentle Giant. An exceptionally tall man, as all in my husband's family are, yet with a quiet air about him that belied his seemingly hulking form.  When I got word yesterday that he was gone, I was immediately saddened. The more I think about, the less I can understand the reasons. I suppose we all have own battles, many of which are fought inwardly. It makes me sad to know that this is likely what took Uncle R's life. I also feel angry. It seems such a selfish way to go. His burdens are lifted, but what about those left behind to mourn him? Ever