Thursday, May 03, 2007

I Am Still Here!

I am living another person's life just now.

I traveled out of town last weekend for a reunion of moms I knew years ago in Ohio. My dh and youngest are leaving for Florida this Saturday and the oldest and I are following on Wednesday.

The weekend before last we all went to my parents in East Texas.In the midst of that we are doing mulitiple dogsits a day. We love them, but sometimes it just gets busy. Also I have other committments I don't usually have.

So I am not blogging.Please don't give up on me. I will be back! There is so much I want to say, but just don't have time right now. I am skimming your blogs, but not commenting at present.

I miss especially joining in the conversation on Lean But Not Mean.... keep going girls! I am trying to get my workouts in and my eating... well... I'm trying!God Bless you all...more later!
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Leonie said...

Hugs from here, for your busy season!

Friday, May 04, 2007 11:05:00 PM

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