Remember that time I was sick?

0-Vitamin C taken
1- Day I Called in sick
2-Packages of Tylenol PM used
3- Packages of Sudafed used
5 Full boxes of tissues used
6- Nights I had to wear a mask at work
10 Glasses of Orange Juice my mom brought me
15- Hours I stayed in bed straight
18- Days I've had this blasted cold

My inner crafty side

My roommate is a very talented sewer/crafter/you name it. But she is very modest about her talents. She keeps the things she does very quiet. I'm the opposite, I sew a straight line and I'm showing everyone. Let's face it, I like being praised about the things I'm making. Why else would I post pictures on my blog? I do have to admit though before you think I'm so exceptionally talented, other than the diaper cake, none of these where my original ideas.

For the aforementioned baby shower, I did some serious sewing/crafting. The hosts of the shower had asked me to make a few things for the shower. A banner, clothes for a clothes line (as decoration), and a diaper cake. I think they turned out well for my first time doing these things. My favorite thing I made though was Miles' present. Insert praise of oohs and awwwws here:

Trip Home

Despite being sick during my weekend home it was a very good trip. Probably due to the pampering only a mother can provide. I enjoyed numerous glasses of fresh squeezed orange juice from oranges picked right from the tree along with magazines to read while lying lazily in bed. Not too shabby.

The point of the trip though was for my best friend Lori's baby shower for soon to be born little Miles. It was a great shower. The highlight, playing pin the sperm on the egg. The daddy's comment, "didn't I already win."

I'm a problem solver

Inspired by the hilarious Demotivators and aided by my new graphics assistant Aaron, I created my own poster. It's actually too true to be funny. Ask anyone who knows me well. My problem solving technique: Avoidance.

Snow is NOT gone

My cousin and her husband were generous enough to give me their extra ticket to the US Women's National Team's soccer game against Mexico. Weather: 34 degrees; cold, steady snow fall. And by steady snow fall, it means it snowed the ENTIRE game. But I did see something I'd never seen at a soccer game before. After the US scored the first goal, they all dropped and made snow angels. I also heard something I'd never heard at a soccer game. The announcer mentioned to "watch for falling snow chunks from the overhang." And several people did get hit; it was hilarious.
These aren't my pictures...