Not only was tax day yesterday, it was also the latest attack on US as a nation. Some evil person decided to place bombs at the Boston Marathon. As of right now, three are dead (including an eight year old boy), and a hundred and seventy-six are injured with nineteen of those critical. A lot of the injuries are lost limbs. Once again, it brings to the fore front of our being that we need to be vigilant in our prusuit to keep our nation safe. And at this point I want to state heartily, "God Bless America!"
I am very upset by the whole thing, but I do want to take this time to blog about what I thrown out in the past couple of days. I have gotten rid of hanging folders, kerosene lamps (2), pressure cooker, cook books, lots of old papers, magazines, and catalogs.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Day 85 through Day 101
I can't believe that we are through over a hundred days already. How amazing is that.
It has been a long time since I wrote in this, but I know that I am the only one reading it, so I don't know what makes the difference. I have been really busy any way.
My daughter-in-law's father had to have heart surgery on Good Friday. We helped take care of their children and enjoyed every minute of it.
We had a very quiet Easter because my father-in-law and my daughter-in-law were both sick with the flu. Also, we had family on Spring break from Washington D.C. to Florida (two families there) to all over our state.
But, I am still tossing. Pans, dishes, glasses, Tupperware, Easter and St. Patrick's Day decorations, clothes, magazines, catalogs, books, old make up, old lotion, and lots more cassettes.
It has been a long time since I wrote in this, but I know that I am the only one reading it, so I don't know what makes the difference. I have been really busy any way.
My daughter-in-law's father had to have heart surgery on Good Friday. We helped take care of their children and enjoyed every minute of it.
We had a very quiet Easter because my father-in-law and my daughter-in-law were both sick with the flu. Also, we had family on Spring break from Washington D.C. to Florida (two families there) to all over our state.
But, I am still tossing. Pans, dishes, glasses, Tupperware, Easter and St. Patrick's Day decorations, clothes, magazines, catalogs, books, old make up, old lotion, and lots more cassettes.
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