Just thoughts coming off the top of my head that might make you look at things in a different perspective
Monday, July 11, 2011
On Acquired Tastes, Liver and Okra, NEVER!!
Okra, BLEH!!! Too slimy and seedy! No way!!
I'll pretty much eat anything once, but these two "foods?" Sorry! So, if you're planning a dinner, and invite me, I'll just have cereal.
I Won Tickets To See Tina Turner In Concert!!
Again, I don't listen to the radio, and I certainly don't enter contests, but something told me, "Try it! Go for it!"
I called, and surprisingly, I got through, and said "We Don't Need Another Hero." I WON!!! I was soooooo stoked!
I asked my sister if she wanted to go, and she said yes. Though we were in the nose-bleed section, we actually had great seats, and were able to see everything with the mega-tron screens. Excellent concert, and Tina was phenomenal!! I hope I look as good at 67!!
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
My Favorite Cookies
I can't choose just one cookie. It's not that easy. I love a moist, not soggy, or crunchy, oatmeal and raisin cookie. I love peanut butter cookies, again moist, not soggy, nor crunchy. I love the Oreo Golden cookies.
And all of them eaten with a nice, tall, ice cold glass of milk! YUM!!!
Saturday, May 14, 2011
A High School Class that Should be Mandatory - Home Economics & Ettiqutte
Home Economics & Ettiquette. I know this is not new, but it is apparent that it is not being taught in schools. Sure, parents need to do their part in teaching their childen how to take care of their homes, cook, and clean, but the children can use supplemental education in school.Back in the days, girls learned how to sew, and cook. Balance a checkbook. But these days, everything is practically done for you, or you hire someone to do it.
Ettiquette is just necessary because a lot of children are deficient in manners, and I've seen so many parents who seem incapable of teaching their children how to act in public. Because many families, mine included, do not spend enough time at the dinner table, some children do not know how to conduct themselves. They don't know how to say "please," "thank you," or "excuse me." Many children do not learn how to even properly eat. With fork and knives! Basic manners, and politeness, are lost to many children in this generation.
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
The Oldest Thing I Own
Two things actually. I have a book that my father-in-law gave me from Iran. It was published over two hundred years ago, and it contains words of wisdom from Prophet Ali. I absolutely love it. What I like is it has writing in Farsi, and English.
Also, my mother-in-law gave me a beautiful ring made of pure silver with a ruby cabachon set in it. She said it had been in her family of at least 200 years.
These a very dear and special to me.
Easter Candy vs. Halloween Candy
Do not want, nor like Easter candy. There is something upsetting about pink, light blue, yellow, and green candy. Bunny rabbits, and eggs. Peeps, yuck! Also, trying to get that thin foil off off the chocolate eggs, what's up with that? It all goes against the whole meaning of what Easter is supposed to be about, but that's another post.
Three Things I Have No Patience For
Number one: Rudeness! Can't stand it, can't stand it! There simply is no reason a person can give to be just out-right rude. Even if you are pissed, there is a way of firmly stating your displeasure.
Number two: Disrespectful children. Simply put, they couldn't be my child. What's worse is when their parent(s) are there with them, and they don't control them.
Number three: People driving while talking on their cell phones. UGH!! It's like when they lift the phone up to their ears, their feet lift off of the gas pedal!

