even though i knew that my grandmother was going to pass away soon, i am not ready for it now that it has actually happened. i went to see her this morning at the hospital and she looked so small and so old. she had no makeup on and her hair was not done up in it's usual french twist. It was terrible to see her labored breathing and i can only imagine how my mother and uncle felt watching their mom like that.
it's hard to believe that i will never see her again. i remember that when i was a kid i thought of her as my best friend. my grandma always encouraged all of us grand kids in everything that we did. She was always very involved in our lives and always made time for us. She was always there.
Even though i have been seeing her a lot more over the past two years or so that she has been living at my parents' house, i wish that i would have spent more time with her.
i will miss her very much.
12.13.2009
12.10.2009
12.09.2009
Ugh I have such a radioheadache!
Today I am rekindling a relationship with an old friend, Radiohead. I am sitting at my desk and I am finding my toes a tapping and my head a bobbing to the soothing sounds of Kid A. :) I am sure that my productivity will be way up today
12.06.2009
12.01.2009
11.28.2009
11.25.2009
11.23.2009
11.20.2009
11.18.2009
11.16.2009
Octopus and what not
the flash master
Blinding people left and right with my very powerful flash.
me and rachel
my brother. grammy, and me with lovely hair
awe
tanner
the dog whisperer
octopus.
11.12.2009
My care giver
While home ill, Lois tended my bedside. She's the Clara Barton of the canine world.
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
11.06.2009
10.30.2009
10.24.2009
10.20.2009
10.18.2009
10.14.2009
10.06.2009
October 6 2009
Today is my big day...I am celebrating the end of the AT&T era and looking to the future with Verizon.
Happiness is sure to ensue when my number is ported over to my new phone.
I can't wait!
10.04.2009
9.25.2009
mr t dreams of my weekend
What do you think Mr. T is dreaming of?
I think he is like me and he is dreaming of my weekend and two glorious days off from my work family.
9.23.2009
Passive Aggressive Tuesday Night Dinner
Each and every week I eat dinner with my parents and my grandpa. My grandma eats with us too, but she sits in her room.
We eat, we have ice cream, and we chit chat.
My Tuesday night family dinner was funny last night. We had chicken and rice and green beans. My grandpa has a good sense of humor and i like to talk with him. I talked to him about his government sponsored healthcare and I learned some things about his perscription plan and stuff. I did not know that there was a limit on how much medication medicare will cover. Sometimes my grandpa brings me various articles of clothing from his inventory (he used to sell clothes and home furnishings) and last night he brought me the most funny 80's sweater. heehee.
Dinners on Tuesdays are very often full of my father's ranting and raving about the government, close study of various newspaper headlines, and his own personal UFO sightings. And last night was no different. we discussed my father's rage about a certain local hospital's fleet of air craft (???) and his anger at a certain local school district for building a parking lot. My father believes that there was another UFO in the woods last Thursday .
Last night we all tried to describe the "passive aggressive traits" and none of us could adequately do so.
"The Anatomy Of Passive Aggression
Passive-Aggression is a psychological mechanism for handling hostility or anger in an underhanded or devious way that is hard for others to prove. Sometimes the passive-aggressive is aware of what he or she is doing, and other times not.
Yet, the result is the same-things are sabotaged by the passive-aggressive and it somehow is never their fault. A really good passive aggressive is very slippery with excuses, justifications, or alternative reasons for why things go awry. Passive-Aggression may not be expressed directly in behavior-but in words or humor. Sarcasm which communicates hostility is often a tool of the passive-aggressive person, as are jokes made at your expense."
the above info was stolen by me from some random website.
i work with someone that is very passive aggressive and it drives me up a wall. i have a hard time to describe the behavior, it's like he is so mean in a underhanded and mysterious way that you could not confront him on without looking like a wimp or a baby.
We eat, we have ice cream, and we chit chat.
My Tuesday night family dinner was funny last night. We had chicken and rice and green beans. My grandpa has a good sense of humor and i like to talk with him. I talked to him about his government sponsored healthcare and I learned some things about his perscription plan and stuff. I did not know that there was a limit on how much medication medicare will cover. Sometimes my grandpa brings me various articles of clothing from his inventory (he used to sell clothes and home furnishings) and last night he brought me the most funny 80's sweater. heehee.
Dinners on Tuesdays are very often full of my father's ranting and raving about the government, close study of various newspaper headlines, and his own personal UFO sightings. And last night was no different. we discussed my father's rage about a certain local hospital's fleet of air craft (???) and his anger at a certain local school district for building a parking lot. My father believes that there was another UFO in the woods last Thursday .
Last night we all tried to describe the "passive aggressive traits" and none of us could adequately do so.
"The Anatomy Of Passive Aggression
Passive-Aggression is a psychological mechanism for handling hostility or anger in an underhanded or devious way that is hard for others to prove. Sometimes the passive-aggressive is aware of what he or she is doing, and other times not.
Yet, the result is the same-things are sabotaged by the passive-aggressive and it somehow is never their fault. A really good passive aggressive is very slippery with excuses, justifications, or alternative reasons for why things go awry. Passive-Aggression may not be expressed directly in behavior-but in words or humor. Sarcasm which communicates hostility is often a tool of the passive-aggressive person, as are jokes made at your expense."
the above info was stolen by me from some random website.
i work with someone that is very passive aggressive and it drives me up a wall. i have a hard time to describe the behavior, it's like he is so mean in a underhanded and mysterious way that you could not confront him on without looking like a wimp or a baby.
9.22.2009
9.14.2009
9.13.2009
on my way
i can't take a good picture of this blankie.
but, the colors are so nice and the squares are all beautiful.
i am close to the finish line and i can't wait!
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