um, i've changed my mind

I've been thinking about that last post I did.  I've been stewing on it, believing in it, grieving about it and finally decided that I needed to plug along with what I have going.  One of the things I hate doing is not being a person of my word.  If I say I'm going to be somewhere, I will be there....even if it's not easy to get there.  I don't think that feeling uncomfortable doing something necessarily means that's it's wrong.  Maybe it's just a challenge.  There's a fine line right?

A friend of mine asked me a few years ago why I have a blog.  I couldn't really give her a clear answer.  It's kind of grown on me and I feel like the people I meet here in blogland are my friends.  It's become a part of my life and although I've not been that consistent lately I want my friends to be able to find it easily.

Over thinking can be a bummer.  I decided to keep this blog public.  At least until I have my next wave of doubt.  It seems to be a seasonal thing.  I may need to change things up and re-decorate.

The other day Eli told me he wanted to take pictures of his Lego people so I can put them on that computer thing I do....

Mess and all, here's on of the things my kids love to do with their time.

making private

Hello folks!

I'm getting ready to privatize this blog here of mine. 

If you'd like me to give you an invitation to continue reading, write a comment below or e-mail me!
kyndale_pease@yahoo.com

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summer is sunflowers

I love my sunflowers.  And my babies are getting so big!

old and new

So, I'll admit that I love old cemeteries. 

We were going to Portola last week.  We've been making this drive a lot this summer and every time I passed these old cemeteries I told myself that I needed to stop and explore.  So, with husband, dog and children in tow, I pulled off the side of the road.

It was a hot day.  Amelia stayed in the car because she refused to go in but the boys and I (the dog even) stepped inside and among the headstones.  I guess you could say it was our history lesson for the day.

We went to another one on the way home.  This one, quite interesting.

This Earl guy.  He's loved.  He was also an avid golfer evidently.  I am almost positive his wife loves decorating!

This last one cracked me up.  The grave, newly buried and if I was to believe the marker, here lies a woman not yet dead!

breakfast

My morning bouquet ready to be juiced!