getoutamykitchen

Thank you for the karma!

i truly don't know how this friend thing works or much of this computer operations. I am just thankful I can even communicate with most of you. It does make me feel like my world is so much larger than just my kitchen where you will find me if you want me. My life has so enlarged and been so blessed with the kindness of this site. I have had so many problems and when I ask for someone's advice they do not seem to mind to take the time to help. Oh, how humbling! I think it is just a gift to look at all the different pictures considering a husband who always took slides of our life and kids when we were young. I never have looked at the slides more than once. Too painful to know they are so inconvenient.

I did get quick look at your 'furbabies' and you have more than a few. Your life is so rich with all the love t hat I see. gosh, count your blessings. Life is good to you. Wish you always daily happiness with them. They really are the best.

Thanks again for your advice and time.

You mean we aren't already friends? I love your posts and here I thought I already had you on my friends list!

Amen to your message and god! May He bless us all even though He still suffers rejection. I cannot really believe it how it still continues. All I know is I need Him and will always be first in my life.

I am really causing problems on this site. My priorities are God, family and dogs of course. Now when I comment about any of my values, they delete them. Thanks for sharing and understanding. I am sure Obama would be deleted too for him saying, God bless you and God bless United States! I don't get it. I will just keep my mouth shut. Once more I have offended someone. At least my dogs don't care. How about you? Feel that way too. Weren't you the one that offered the poem? I had never read it before and was sure moved!

Thank goodness it isn't my dog! I'd have to keep the medicine cabinet locked for sure! Thank you for the karma!

Sorry about the kitty problem. Please, no offense. By the way, if you go to 79 Elmwood Drive (livingston), the wall made of stone and cement, on the right side of the house, looking at the front of the house, was built by my father, grandfather and great-grandfather. Just another fond memory.

Went to Harrison School from 1960-1964!

When I saw you join, I wanted to add you as a friend!

You beat me to it, Blanche! :-)

Lee