Midlife Musings

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Self Portrait Sunday 12/21/2008

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Here I am in my living room last night. I had two extra teen girls for the night, and as you can see, they are concentrating really hard on figuring out conversion rate optimization. Okay, I lie. They are playing Rock Band, which one of the girls brought over. That’s my daughter, Country behind me in the blue and GuitarGuy’s daughter beside her in the pink.

As for my husband, I guess I have left you hanging, and that is mostly because I have no idea what is happening. I thought he was better, but now I am pretty sure he is not. I have to work tomorrow, but on Tuesday, I’ll be calling his doc back.

4 Comments to

“Self Portrait Sunday 12/21/2008”

  1. On December 22nd, 2008 at 12:17 am skeet’s stuff » Self Portrait Sunday for December 21, 2008 Says:

    [...] I was out all morning, but I’ll get on over to Midlife Musings to see who else posted for Self Portrait Sunday in a little while. You should go visit, too, or even post your own self portrait and join in the [...]

  2. On December 22nd, 2008 at 12:37 am skeet (66 comments.) Says:

    I wouldn’t mind having a houseful of kids underfoot. The beagle is good company but a lousy conversationalist. :roll:

    Here’s me!

  3. On December 22nd, 2008 at 9:04 am Jennifer (45 comments.) Says:

    Rock Band sounds like fun! I know how much noise teenage girls can make though, having recently been one myself. But then with 8 kids, I’m guessing you’re pretty used to a higher level of noise.

  4. On December 23rd, 2008 at 12:07 am Joey (1 comments.) Says:

    I love rock band, it honestly is a fun game, but it can get very hard! I find that the drums are the hardest :(

 
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I'm Cass. I am a full-time mom to eight great children, a Christian and a blogger. I'm also a knitter, a reader and a movie watcher. And a collector of eclectic oddities.

For the first time in 18 and a half years, I have my own little corner again. Somewhere along the way, I seem to have lost myself, and now that I realize I'm missing, I'm on the look out for me. You maybe don't know what that means, but then again, maybe you do. Regardless, this is where I'll be when I'm not being a mother or a knitter. This is where I'll be just me. And if no one ever reads it, that's ok. I'll know it's here.


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