Tiffany’s Corner

Wow! How time flys by when your out havin fun! We had a very busy last few days.

Friday night started right after work ended at 6pm. James and I went to a  pizza resturaunt in town. Kind of a hippy place, but it was fun. I’ve only been there once before, so it was a treat. We dined on a very interesting pizza concoction of roasted potatoes, chicken, and balsamic vinegar syrup. Yep, I said syrup. Then we went to a local improv/comedy club and watched a somewhat funny show. I mean, I’d say it was 80% very entertaining. There were only one or two sketches where I was like, um, that’s not funny.

Saturday James had to work. I sat at home and watched the snow fall for about 4 hours. It was ridiculous! Who let’s it snow in March! Nonetheless, the end of March!! It’s spring for crying out loud! Anyway. So it snowed. I was sad because I had planned on going out garage-saling that day. Yes, I like to go to garage sales. I’m an old lady in disguise. Someday I will find a treasure in someone’s pile of junk! I just know it!

After the BLIZZARD OF TWOTHOUSANDEIGHT subsided I gathered myself up and headed to the mall for a hair cut and some birthday present shopping. James and I spent the evening with some friends (one of which was celebrating his bday). The majority of the night was consumed by the hosting couples’ adorable toddler daughter who proceeded to walk around the room stuffing little bits of paper and confetti between everybody’s crisscrossed legs. When she realized we didn’t find it as amusing as she did, she moved onto the stuffed animals. It was cute, you had to be there.

Sunday I was greeted by a voicemail message from my Dad giving me permission to meander my way out to my parents’ house in the woods to spend time with my little doggie brothers and sisters. You see, with 4 inches of snow on the ground, getting out to their neck of the woods can be a little tricky. But all was safe and clear, so as soon as church let out, I hit the road!

OH BOY! What a day! 7 little puppies, not to mention Sam (daddy dog), Dallie (mommy dog), and Jake (big bro) were all happy to have someone there to crawl over and drool on and most importantly give lots of wet sticky kisses to. What a wonderous 6 hours of puppy love. I wish that they would stay little and adorable and innocent forever. But alas, they are going to grow into their big dog feet in no time. So I am glad that most of them have future homes and families to go to soon!

Well I guess I will leave you with a few pics of my adorable babies. Yes, they are mine. I know they are going away soon. But until that I will claim them as my own!

Take care and may God bless you in your journey today.

This really isn’t much of a post, I just wanted to share a picture of my precious feline children. Hope you enjoy!

So I got to visit with my friend B. on MSN today. Haven’t talked to her in quite awhile and it got me thinking. Time goes by so quickly, there are so many things going on with work and married life and church and getting back to school and well, I’m sure you get my point.

I keep saying to myself, “I should really call this person,” or “I wonder how so-n-so is doing?” You never really know just how much time you have to spend with someone.

I work in a Dr.’s office. Sometimes it’s hard not to feel like I am surrounded with death and disease. It can happen gradually over time or it can happen in the blink of an eye. And then what? No one plans for these things.

I’m not trying to be depressing. In fact, I’m happier right now that I’ve been in a long time. Maybe it’s because I just got married, maybe it’s because my parents have a litter of puppies that can never get too much attention, maybe it’s because everyday at work I am reminded of how precious life is. (Man that was a quite a run-on sentence!) Who knows and who cares. All I’m saying is hold your loved ones close and cherish every minute with them. Don’t forget about your family and always keep in touch with your friends, whether they’re 10 minutes or 10,000 miles away.

As for me, I’ve got a letter (yes, an old fashioned snail-mail kind of letter) to write to B and get in the mail. Gotta practice what I preach!

Take care and thanks for reading my silly little blog!