Project 365

With inspiration from Chuck, Catie and our friend Ashley, I have decided to do a 365 project of my own. The paper crafting magazine I subscribe to had a kit offered on January 1st, but because they didn't make enough and the demand was so huge, it is not available right now. I am still going to try to get it when they produce more.
You already saw January 1st, which was the undecorating of the house.
January 2nd:
Chuck had 4 other guys over here and played Risk until 1:30. He had a ball.
January 3rd:
Every year, I make a bunch of New Year's resolutions. I don't write them down, but they are always in my head. This year, I again made the decision to read my Bible every day. This is tough for me because for some unknown reason, so many things distract me from it. This year, I am determined!!
January 4th:
We took Catie to the airport after church. It is getting a little easier every time we say goodbye, probably because she is so happy at her job. We are visiting her in March and definitely looking forward to that.
January 5th:
Every other Monday night is small group night. We have been doing this study by Beth Moore. It is a slow process because we love each other's company and tend to talk too much, but what a blessed group of ladies.
January 6th:
I spent all day until my nap time sorting pictures of Candice.
January 7th:
I'm not sure you will actually see the significance of this picture, but that is the assignment board at work. It is packed and has been for almost 2 weeks. We are happy to be busy again after the Blue Cross/Blue Shield fiasco, but man it is exhausting. We are becoming quite the efficient moving company as we move several patients in and out every shift. Right now, my feet are burning from running for three nights straight. I'm looking forward to some OT.
January 8th:
I am so grateful to Candice for introducing me to this super-food. It ain't no Aica berry, but before that fad, the pomegranate was the big thing. I love them!!! Especially with yogurt. Mmmmmmm.....
January 9th:
That would be today and when I came out of work this morning, it was nearly a white out with snow.
The long needled pine trees by the parking lot are so lovely, particularly when covered with snow. You know, I am definitely a Midwesterner, because I have always loved the snow, but man, driving home this morning was nasty and very slow. I felt sorry for the people heading in to work, because it was a parking lot.
That's a week's worth. Not very exciting, but it's my life....just snippets.