
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
O Holy Night! The stars are brightly shining,
It is the night of the dear Saviour's birth.
Long lay the world in sin and error pining.
Till He appeared and the Spirit felt its worth.
A thrill of hope the weary world rejoices,
For yonder breaks a new and glorious morn.
Fall on your knees! Oh, hear the angel voices!
O night divine, the night when Christ was born;
O night, O Holy Night , O night divine!
O night, O Holy Night , O night divine!
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Family Pictures=Unsmiling Bebes







Monday, December 22, 2008
I think I'll start titling my posts! This one is MishMosh.
Last night Dave moved a HUGE...HEAVY piece of furniture, up the stairs from the garage and then up another flight of stairs into the third bedroom. I could cry I'm so happy. It's finally an opportunity to get to work organizing our third bedroom. Our big dresser is finally out of the garage after living here since September. This isn't one of those 'I blame Dave he didn't get this done things' it's one of those Huzzah I can organize things! He also moved our weight bench into the basement...so Operation Lindso.....
I freakin give up I've edited this area almost 10 times now and the formatting keeps trying to insert ms-dos type graphic user interface jargon I don't use or understand from 1988! I'm just trying say something funny! I actually have something funny to say dang nab it! -Frustration abounds.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
My day….till this point:
Me: Gah 1 hour and 45 minutes thank the banana.
TSC: Why are we thanking bananas - have you found a new lord and savior at that church you stopped at last night?
Me: Yes he is filled with foliate and vitamin C…praise the fruit…Ohmmmm.
TSC: Oh holy potassium, you're such a vital suppppppllleeemment…you provide muscle strength and stamina…pooooooooooooo…tasssiummmmmmmmm…yum is in your nammmeeee.
Me: We are really bored aren’t we?
TSC: Oh baaaaaa naaaaaaaaa naaaaaaaa.
Moments later:
Me: Would you like to be called space cowboy? or scb? or sc?
TSC: hahahaha I could rock that.
TSC: But then you'd have to admit that someone calls me a space cowboy…because it would be you.
Me: Yeah but I don’t care in anyone else’s world but my own…my own sad insignificance means the phrase still holds true.
TSC: Nooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comments about my wicked abuse of power and control over others….and airports…
Me: I am...I'm trying to usurp her power.
TSC: Yes, but you have a Sarkozy complex.
Me: Are you calling me French???
TSC: French, married to a hot pop singer, with aspirations of having an airport named for you.
Me: http://www.flybranson.com/
And then again back to insanity:
Me: I think "The Space Cowboy" is a lot of letters…maybe TSC...so that way if someday you want a sex change you can be the space cowgirl?
TSC: Oooo Nice but I'm a girl now.
Me: Are you sure….check!
Monday, December 15, 2008
Friday, December 12, 2008
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A flash back…to August 21st….2008?
TSC: Holy crap it’s Thursday.
Me: Holy crap…the holiest.
TSC: The holiest crap ever.
Me: Blessed be the crap.
TSC: In nomine poopus, fecal and stinkatum sancti (too far?).
Me: Crap I can’t beat that you win.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
The other night Dave and I did some spur of the moment Christmas shopping and Cosi consuming. It was a pretty nice night all around...I must say.
When I got back into the car Dave had put a bag on my seat for me and this is what I found:
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I'm lame.....Do you feel the suspense?
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If you don't already know I'm obsessed with the smell of burning wood. That classic down home on the farm...out in the country smell of a wood burning. It makes me feel all kinds of wonderful things. I also am completely lacking any semblance of writing skills today. My list of acceptable vocabulary words must be short this week....and now I'm not even making sense to myself let alone anyone else. Back to the point! Dave bought me this candle. It doesn't smell exactly like firewood it smells a bit more like Firewood+Aromatherapy=Lindso takes big breaths from the wonderful smell and passes out due to lack of oxygen. That is a horrible math problem.
Regardless we got home and I tore open my candle and lit it. Dave came upstairs and told me the candle wasn't close enough to me. Well husbando...it was an expensive candle if I can't smell it from 5 feet away...I'm taaaakin it back. So he disregards and moves it close enough to singe my hair. If there's something I like more than the smell of burning firewood...It's the smell of burning hair (ewew). There I am again...off the topic. So my candle is near me I'm curled up in bed reading a good book and my wonderful husband with the personal qualities I don't feel quite ready to gush about online...comes in with a mug of homemade hot chocolate. It was suuuuch a good night.
Monday, December 8, 2008
Look Honey people really like you! Sorry it wasn't me but if I bought you a cake it would be from Dairy Queen...Yep I got your number.
Note: This cake picture was taken 3 days ago and since then I've made it my mission to eat the ladyfingers off the sides...and Dave has made vallent efforts to eat bits of the white chocolate plaque with his name on it. We work as a team.....
Friday, December 5, 2008
This was my evening. My child had an addiction. She enjoyed a box of tissues. A little too much.
If only...arg...If only I can get this corner in my mouth...mmmmm.
Mother please note the dissatisfaction on my face and in my posture that should tell you: I want my box of tissues back woman!
My evening was totally lame, extremely enjoyable and relaxing. With my kid. No it isn't always like that but last night it was.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Monday, December 1, 2008
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008
So I was thinking about my 'about me' section and I always have an 'idea' or a 'title' I want to work towards and it never turns out anywhere near where my thoughts started. This is what I came up with: a random summation of my life from the start of high school to today. WHY I decided it was important to document high school....I don't know. Just be thankful I didn't document the earlier years.
*1996* My parents don’t like my current boyfriend. They call the cops on him. He does drugs. Not a soul mate. I know this.
*1997* My boyfriend likes to play Army and someday will join it. I can beat him at Mortal Combat. It frustrates him. I’m also in the band...not the cool band.
*1998* I lie to my parents regularly because my friends are allowed to do things I’m not able to do. They are so not cool.
*1999* My parents don’t like my current boyfriend. They call the cops on him. He does drugs. Not a soul mate. I know this.
*2000* I’m sitting next to my boyfriend in his old gray pickup truck on the way to the movie theatre 2 towns over. I’m getting ready for college and itching to get away from everything.
*2001* I’m at college not caring one bit about the education I’ll later crave because college is just a means of escape not a reason to grow as a person.
*2002* I met this guy who lived in my dorm. This is one of the shortest relationships of my life and one that will shape me and change me more than he will ever know.
*2003* Football and parties consume my free time which I consider most of my time to be. I’m very angry and slighted by everyone around me.
*2004* My on again off again college boyfriend and I call it quits. I fly to Chicago. I meet Dave. I fall in love.
*2005* Rewarding work and little pay lead me to less rewarding work and more pay in Chicago….near Dave…I fall even more in love.
*2006* New town, new friends, new life, same guy. Engaged and Married. I fall even more in love.
*2007* No money, 3 jobs, 2 bedrooms, a few drinks. I’m pregnant. I’m anxious, excited and avoiding pastel colors.
*2008* No money, 2 jobs, 3 bedrooms. OGJ and DRJ with me in the new digs...we are overwhelmingly blessed…
***to be continued and revised at a future date when the opinions and views of my past are skewed with a new perspective***
Friday, November 21, 2008
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Thursday, November 13, 2008
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And I have to speculate that God himself
Did make us into corresponding shapes like
Puzzle pieces from the clay
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Paula Poundstone today on NPR:
People still seem full of hope after the historic election of Barack Obama. This is America, though, it can't last. Pleased and proud as we are, Obama hasn't been on American Idol, so we're bound to lose interest soon.
That's why President-elect Obama needs to waste no time in harnessing this feeling and ask something of us. We'll spend. We'll save. We'll do laps. We'll wear sweaters.
My parents are a part of the "Greatest Generation." They pulled our nation through the Depression and World War II, and when they heard the call, they collected rubber.
My generation rode out the Beanie Baby crash, ran up both credit card debt and the nation's weight, and brought us reality TV and the SUV, but it's not all we can do. We've grown up collecting box tops and shoes. We've earned free doughnuts by getting our cards punched with every dozen purchased. We're the "a-thon" generation. We've jogged, walked and pedaled thousands of miles because someone said it would cure cancer.
It's our turn now. Just ask us. We've adopted freeways and been up all night with night feedings. We'll bring an unwrapped gift. We'll bring canned goods. We'll collect flip-tops. Yes, we will.
What do you need us to do, President-elect Obama? We could form a bucket brigade to bail out the banks. We could collect Band-Aids, not the useless little ones, for the health care system. We could take shifts forming human pyramids to hold up our crumbling bridges.
The entire country could hold a progressive dinner party to feed the homeless. We could all commit to wearing the same clothes two days in a row to save water, energy and time. I'll go three, because I care more than the others. We can carry road-mending materials in our cars and fill pot holes during traffic jams. We can put a wishing well on Wall Street.
Our leadership has told us that we have a long, hard climb before us, which I would welcome, because I love the outdoors, and I could use the weight loss, but I have a bad feeling it has nothing to do with climbing.
I'm waiting. I'm punching my glove. It's oiled and ready. Pitch it in here, sir.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Monday, November 10, 2008
Friday, November 7, 2008
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
I'm not an obnoxious 'Patriot'...I'm not the guy who wears the American Flag t-shirt but I am very proud to live in America and I'm very proud that I have the privilege to vote. I'm lucky to be able to sit here and say whatever I want about the current administration and the upcoming administration without retribution. I can agree or disagree with anything my government says.
I vote because my voice is heard. I vote because it's part of what makes living in this country so wonderful. I vote because in the next 4-8 years my daughter will visit the Dr. at least 100 times. Her health care is on the ballot. She will enter school. Her school funding is on the ballot. I vote because I care how my country is run. I choose to take a part in my future.
People who don't have an opinion on our country and choose not to vote because they are ignorant or lazy make me sick. People who are selfish and care only for themselves and let others make decisions that effect all of us make me sad. I cannot understand how a person can sit by passively and let others make decisions for them.
That being said. I'm a Democrat. I do not vote down party lines I look at each individual person and make a decision based on the issues and how they pertain to my own life. In the past I have voted for both Democrats and Republicans. Every vote counts regardless of who or what it supports. I support voters not Democrats not Republicans....voters. We have the power to change anything.
On a related but separate note:
Obama is not a Muslim. To defend this point I don't feel the need to tell you that he is Christian what I would like to say is: What is wrong with being Muslim? Nothing. Muslims are not terrorists. Terrorists are terrorists. Stop being ignorant. Study learn and grow. Know your facts.
Monday, November 3, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Friday, October 24, 2008
Last night there was a poodlechilapomadoodledoberdoodle in my backyard eating the stale bread I left for the little Cinderella-like singing birds...a family tradition of mine past on by generations of cheap family members who refuse to throw old food down the garbage disposal and insist that the furry creatures of the world would appreciate it more...a mentality that I do not necessarily disagree with.
I sat on our back stoop wanting to say "Hey punk get outta my yard and stay away from my ghetto bird food" instead I thought I would try to make friends with the pup. "Helloooooo little fuzzy one come here" (insert annoying kissy pursing lip sounds). What does this ferocious beast do? He yips at me like I'm invading HIS space! Seriously he's like get away from my stale bread and off my grass. I tried to reason with him, I encouraged him to let me pet him and renew my faith in small ugly dogs but no he stuck his butt up in the air walked a few feet away and then POOPED on my bread. He has made it very clear that I may pay a mortgage for the privilege of owning a backyard but it is not my backyard it's HIS.
At this point I calmly walked back into my house closed the screen door and secured the lock because I fear that dog may try to take over my house. He may attach an annex to his territory and claim my house as Petoria or JOEhio.



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