There isn't a whole lot going on this week, which is fine by me. We get Spencer until Sunday, which is wonderful...I am really looking forward to having that time together as a family. One of the kids I watch is home with his dad who took this week off and the other little girl has been sick, so it's just been me and Lorelei. I made some bread today and always enjoy the smell in the house, I think I will make another loaf tomorrow and maybe put that one in the freezer that way when we get low I can just keep the train rolling. I am super excited for Thanksgiving, it's just a wonderful time to get together and enjoy being a family. There is a ton to be thankful for and that is what I am focusing on this year. We are far better off than some and I am grateful for that. Well the kids are here now so more later...

Random...

So I read an article in the paper Sunday about how Clay Aiken and the Wake County School Board are having a verbal tiff. I was so dumbfounded that this actually made the local paper as a story worth spending time on. There are tons of people who don't like board members for one reason or another...but it's not normally such a big deal. He called the new members idiots for wanting to get rid of busing rules that are in place now and they pointed out that he actually went to a neighborhood school by attending Leesville and living so close. Another member actually poked fun of his music saying "his words are invisible just like his last song." Wow, nice to know as supposed adults we are really adressing the issues here, in actuality we're responding to comments from someone who lives in another county and whose child, if he attends public school won't even be a part of this debate. Could we discuss the fact that grades are down, teachers don't have enough supplies and have to buy their own with their salary or the fact that getting children up to catch a bus at 6am to ride 45 minutes away doesn't help the child, save on gas and increases fatigue in drivers. How about addressing real issues instead of a nonvoters opinion...anyone ever heard of taking the high road?

Love fall....sports!

Tonight there is a hockey game and a Duke basketball game on...what a lovely Friday in my book. If there was football on tv, I'd get carpel tunnel in my thumb from switching back and forth so much. I don't get the hockey game on tv, it's too expensive to subscribe to all that, but 99.9 The Fan is really an awesome station. I never thought I'd be so into sports radio, but it's great. The afternoon show with Mark and Mike is my favorite, those two are just funny and seem to mesh well personality wise. So for tonight I'll be saying "Let's Go Canes!" and "Go Duke!"...wooo!

You Are An ISFJ

The Nurturer You have a strong need to belong, and you very loyal. A good listener, you excel at helping others in practical ways. In your spare time, you enjoy engaging your senses through art, cooking, and music. You find it easy to be devoted to one person... a partner who you do special things for. In love, you express your emotions through actions. Taking care of someone is how you love them. And you do it well! At work, you do well in a structured environment. You complete tasks well and on time. You would make a good interior designer, chef, or child psychologist. How you see yourself: Competent, dependable, and detail oriented When other people don't get you, they see you as: Boring, dominant, and stuck in a rut

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You Are A Fir Tree

You love anything beautiful, and you have extraordinary taste. And while it's hard for you to trust, you care deeply for those close to you. You are a social butterfly, and you have many friends. You handle stress well - and you are a master at relaxing after a hard day. Overall, you are modest, talented, unselfish, and very reliable.

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