Simple Woman’s DayBook December 8
December 8, 2008 by Marye Audet
Filed under Home & Living
I have enjoyed reading over my daybook entries from the past few months. It is good to see what I have accomplished, what I have slipped on, what I am doing not so well…I enjoy these moments of sitting down and thinking of my life, what it means, where I am at the moment.
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Outside my Window…It is bright and sunny. There is a very deep blue sky and just a slight breeze. Although I am sitting here in front of the crackling fire and the house is cold, outside it is much warmer.
I am thinking…I want to reinvent myself. I am tired of just being half me…Oh, classic middle aged crisis I suppose, I have so many things that seem impossible, so many goals that I want to reach…I seem to be able to do one thing at a time and my life seems to require that I do ten or twenty at a time…
From the learning rooms…we are on break, and I am considering the Spring semester. I am also thinking about taking an art class or pottery class at the college
I am thankful for…my laptop computer.
From the kitchen…Baking cookies to send to my son in Iraq with his Christmas gifts.
I am wearing…yoga pants and a thermal shirt.
I am reading…Nothing
I am hoping…I can shake off the blues and overcome my frustrations
I am creating…a legacy
I am hearing…The crackle of the fire, the coughing of a couple of the kids who have colds.
Around the house.. . Christmas decorations going up
One of my favorite things…massages
A Few Plans For The Rest Of The Week…Marc has his muscle biopsy today…Church Christmas party on Friday
Here is a picture thought I am sharing with you…
Dark Chocolate Mint Oreo Chunk Ice Cream...Homemade.
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Thank you for visiting my blog, and for your comment. I enjoyed reading your daybook. I know how it feels to have the blues and feel frustrated, so I really understand…I hope you start to feel better soon. Karen
Oh, my…that ice cream looks positively sinful, I think my blood sugar spiked just LOOKING at it! You know, I think the middle age crisis thing comes to a head right at the end of each year; there’s just something about knowing you’re entering a new year without getting done the things you wanted to in THIS year. Exasperating!