I don't have a DH, but I do live with my mother.

And believe me she would fit!
Last week she had to have a minor medical procedure. I went to pick her up and had to sign paperwork. I was joking around and said something about burying her in the back yard. The nurse did not appreciate my humor.

She might not, but I think that is hysterical.
Yep that is my little Belle

That was when she was only a couple of months old, here is a more recent one
That is a precious puppy! Such a sweet face.
and the garlic/parmesan monkey bread everyone has been discussing. I made it with pizza dough:
Thanks for the congrats for Liam's team. He is lucky to be playing with some really good ballplayers. He is not a liability, but he isn't one of the major contributors either, at this point. I'll take that. He's the youngest kid on the team.
That photo actually made me hungry! It looks delicious, and I'm not usually a bread person.
And I think it's great that Liam is holding his own with the older boys. The difference in their physical development and strength at different ages is so pronounced during these younger years that I think Liam is doing well to be hanging in there. I'm sure this is a good experience for him and after a year with the bigger boys, he may be one of the best next year.
DH learned today that his company lost their financial backing and they may all be out of a job in 2 weeks. He's been looking anyways, since work is slow and they will end up laying people off soon, but this just puts fire under our butts. I have a connection we're working on which would put him in the oil/gas industry which we ALL know is lucrative right now!!! Please say a prayer that it might come through very quickly. We can't live on 1 income right now.
Aimee, I'll be praying for both of you. Between his work stress and your work stress, you are both going to need a vacation, probably much sooner than it's going to get here.
Anywho....

what a downer of a post this has been...for those still reading, lol........I would be sick of me by now too....heck, I AM some days
You're not a downer. And that's what we are here for. I've missed you too and I'll be thinking of you and praying for you.
My sheets were on sale and I got them $20 cheaper.
How cool is that?!?! I love it when I stumble onto a deal!
I love a sale. Especially when it is a
double secret sale and you don't know what you're getting is on sale until you get to the register. It's like pulling the slot machine lever and having the quarters come pouring out.

Glad you like the sheets, BTW.
I have no idea what to do for dinner tonight. My niece by my first marriage lost her stepmother this week. The service is tonight so I am going to go.
I have mixed feelings her, my SIL's divorce was not pretty and the relationship after the divorce was even worse with my niece and nephew caught in the middle of an all out war. When their father remarried his wife would not welcome the kids into their home. My Sis IL passed away in CA unexpectedly and the reaction from the new wife was cold at best. Anyway, my wonderful, caring and compassionate niece has been hit hard by this death so we are going to support her but I feel very guilty that I have no compassion for anyone else in this.
Nancy, don't feel guilty. What you're feeling is human and completely understandable. It's hard to feel compassion for people who haven't had much compassion for others. I think you're being a great aunt to go and support your niece.
WFD- I don't really know, I have so much to do to get this quilt done and my friend is coming over tonight to make chocolate spoons for the shower gifts.
Ok. All the quilting and chocolate spoon making is making me tired.

I can't sew a button on and would know how to make a chocolate spoon if my life depended on it. It all sounds very time consuming. I hope you are able to get it all done (and find time to squeeze in a little sleep for yourself).
Andrew's team won!!! Thanks for all the rah rahs! This is the best team in this division and we beat them twice!
That's great! Yeah for Andrew (and his team)!!!!!
Sorry I didn't get to check in yesterday. It was graduation day for my SIL yesterday! Even with heavy rain & a minor windshield wiper mishap the day turned out great. Josh received the Top Clinician Award! And our Governor was the commencment speaker. In true Cajun fashion, we had a Crawfish Boil afterwards & spent the whole day eating & hanging out. It was a good day!
I know you are proud of both of them! And the crawfish boil sounds wonderful.
The Mass and breakfast were both very nice despite the bad weather. Fortunately we had no street flooding to deal with but my tears could have flooded the church. It's not like I didn't know this was coming, DUH, but as soon as the boys walked into the church in their graduation gowns I lost it.

I'm glad everything went well in spite of the weather. I'm a crier too, so I would have lost it myself. I don't think it matters that you knew the end of his high school years were coming, it just floods you with emotion when the end arrives and you know how much his life is going to change.
Becky - I wanted to make sure I wished you a Happy Birthday in case I don't check in tomorrow. I hope you have a great one.
Tonight's dinner is going to be spicy chili shrimp with broccoli. Kenny caught a head cold taking Patrick to the doctor on Monday (at least he's convinced that's where he caught it), so I told him I'd make something that would open his head up.

I also made a chocolate, chocolate bundt cake for dessert.
I'm trying to bake more since my sister is the baker in the family and she's going to be moving away in August. Someone has to pick up the baton, or whisk in this case, so I'm learning. So far, I've made the baklava, the strawberry layer cake, some very forgettable blondies, Lindsay's better than s*x cake, and a horrible, tooth achingly sweet, tossed it right in the garbage, snickerdoodle cake.

I'm learning as I go along, but the chocolate cake turned out pretty good.