My husband has threatened to de-link me if I don’t post something so I’d better get crackin’. It seems like I have disappeared from blogdom. What have I been doing?
- selling Partylite – I decided to enter the direct selling market in March. I’ve been doing it for about a month now and am enjoying it so far. I thought I’d start now while I still have 1/2 a year of maternity leave to see if this business is going to work for me. (my husband calls it “candle amway” but he’s been very supportive)
- watching Jericho – I am hooked! The show is getting really intense. I’m guessing they’ll leave us with a cliff-hanger season finale so we’ll all have to wait to next season to see what happens.
- reading books – I just finished reading Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers for the book club I’m in and really enjoyed it. The book is a retelling of the book of Hosea set in the 1850’s goldrush in California. I’ve never read any of Francine Rivers books before; I enjoyed her writing and will probably read more of her books.
- going for walks – now that spring has finally come, I’m trying to go out for a walk every weekday morning once the kids leave for school
- and hanging out with friends (Livin Forgiven and CWG‘s wife) while walking
- trying to find balance in my life – God, managing the household, children, my business, etc.
There’s a little tidbit for now. Gotta go (I have a baby drooling on my arm)
Carol, I’m glad you wrote something. I’ve been checking here daily hoping for something new . . . but in all honesty, I’m finding it hard to blog right now too–it’s so nice outside and I’ve got tonnes to do on the acreage, so I may have to re-prioritize my daily activities right now, which means doing a little less blogging. Sorry I haven’t been able to pick up the candles yet. Hopefully next week?
yay for updates, although I knew most of this.
It’s been fun walking and hanging with you!
Ooooo. I love Francine Rivers. My favorites were The Last Sin Eater book and the Mark of the Lion series. I wish I hadn’t already read them so that I could read them again for the first time. Sigh.