Our morning begin bright and early with a trip to the grocery store to purchase food items for poor families in Simleu. We went to Kaufman’s, a supermarket which is very similar to ours. We bought rice, pasta, flour, sugar, corn meal, beans, cooking oil, canned pork, sausage, canned fruit, spreadable chocolate, canned meat, salami, and powdered detergent. We bought { read more… }

Ok, let’s get the technical things out of the way first. It appears all the pics upload at the end of the post, so when I post pics (which will come later), I’ll number the captions, and then you can just match up the number with the pics. The design diva in me absolutely hates that I can’t make it { read more… }

Well, we made it! We arrived in Cluj-Napoca, had dinner with ChaCha and Eugene, and now everyone is sleeping… well, except me. Actually, I’m not sure about the boys since they are in the other room, but given how quiet it is and how tired they were, I’m suspicioning they’re asleep.Our trip was fast-paced, but really fairly easy travel… just long { read more… }

There are few things that make this momma happier than seeing one of her boys out on the football field. Don’t get me wrong. I loved basketball, baseball, and yes, I almost even loved track, but it just didn’t get any better than high school football. Beginning in the fall of 2002 when Logan first suited up as a 7th { read more… }

For those of you who know me well or who have read my blog in the past, you probably know I’m pretty obsessed about wanting a grandbaby girl. I seem to mention it on occasion. Ok, more than on occasion, but I’ve already confessed to being pretty obsessed so at least I own it. Anyway, I have no doubt when { read more… }