You may need kleenex and a tolerance for the love of a great county.
I seen this video first on Facebook, then I had to go track it down on YouTube. It’s very touching and so true, thanks NetStoopid for posting this
Archive For April, 2014
Monday Monday : Motivation Moments
Hello Monday,
It’s spring, so I believe we could all use some motivation to give our lives a spring amp it up moment. Over on YouTube I found this video to help us all start spring in an amazing state of mind.
Don’t just clean your home clean the winter cobwebs out of your mind, and get moving upward.
Enjoy your week.
Simple Sunday Snapshots Of Our Life : Baby Tink
She is the cutest baby Tinkerbell ever!
Butterfly Tinkerbell
Baby Tinkerbell
Smiley Tink
Even Tinkerbell has to sleep
Who need pixy dust when you have beautiful Granddaughter kisses.
Friday Finds Around The Web : Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln was one of our most interesting President. A man who came from a humble background and rose to the highest office in our land. I found this video on youTube that provides a quick and interesting look at the man.
‘Abraham Lincoln, A Voice for the Ages’
Wednesday’s Window : I Can See The Weekend
Hump Day! I Can See The Weekend, Maybe I Will:
Just sleep in
Take a road trip
Enjoy my favorite deli sandwich from the Dagwood Deli
See if u can bite the whole thing. Deli Sandwich euphoria
Set at the pond and watch the critters
Have fun in the back yard
How are you going to spend yours?
Monday Monday : Easter Monday
Hi, I hope everyone had a blessed Easter weekend. We had the best weather on an Easter Sunday that I can remember here in Metro Detroit. It was just like that song ‘Sunny and 75’.
I remember when we observed Easter Monday as a nation, it’s sad that now we send our children to school on this day. I can tell you in many countries it is still observed as a national holiday.
So I wanted to share a few facts about Easter Monday with you.
Did you know that hand-painted eggs (kraslice) are the most recognizable symbol of Easter in Czech. These eggs are so beautifully decorated. In the past it was a tradition for girls to decorate the eggs and give to boys on the Monday after Easter.
Eggs are an Easter symbol that represent the resurrection and new life.
One of the most visible traditions here in the United States is the Annual Easter Egg Roll on the White House lawn.
Other cultures call it Wet Monday with a strange tradition of waking up one’s spouse or siblings with a bucket of water. In other Australia and Canada it is a day to celebrate the outdoors.
In Ireland the day is called Easter Egg Bundle or the Day of Feats.
A somewhat strange Easter Monday tradition in England calls for hauling one’s spouse out of bed. Hum could be a bit dangerous.
The first Easter Mondays came from the medieval festival of Hocktide, which originated in the 11th century.
Here at my home we will continue the Easter celebration when the kiddos come home from school with outdoor time, an Easter Monday Dinner, and yes more candy.
How ever you celebrate thanks for remembering the day.
Simply Sunday Snapshots Of Our Life : Easter
Fun Day:
Saturday We Baptized The Eggs, and Stared At That Cute Little Bunny Face.
Sweet Little Bunny’s First Easter
Christian baptized some eggs.
So many eggs
He died his eggs twice it was funny
Another dozen done
Twins are never to big to play with the eggs.
He found another dozen eggs to color.
Sunday We Had Fun With The Baskets Everyone Got.
The house basket for everyone
It was warm so we put them outside
Lego baskets are awesome
He’s egg-cited to see whats in it.
The guys came home from their dads
We won’t want to set at the table, when we can dump it on the floor.
Of course the twins got big kid baskets.
And Then we had a little more fun.
I got a ewe
It’s awesome
It was a blankie too! OM I luv it!
I GOT A BABY! I win.
I got a truck to build.
I GOT SOMETHING NEW CALLED CANDY!
I got my first bunny and a book to go with my dolly.
