After going back to work from the lunch break without hubby or son, I finished my afternoon’s work and came home, expecting to see them at home, ready to tell me all about the Ironman movie. Imagine my surprise when I got home and they weren’t home – they had been home and left a note that the noontime show didn’t happen, and they went back for the 4pm show! So I have the house to myself again! Ahhh….. time to check my email, cook a frozen pizza, clean the catbox…..
Today I taught my hubby how to make lasagna
by Mary AnneToday my hubby asked me to teach him how to make “my” lasagna. So I stopped reading my emails, went into the kitchen and coached him through the entire process. He wanted to do all of it himself with me just telling him how to do it, so that is essentially what happened. It came out great and we had garlic-cheese bread and lasagna for supper tonight!
My hubby was quite impressed with how easy it was to make and he says he plans to fix it for supper once a month from now on! Hey, that is fine with me! I like it when I don’t have to cook!
I can’t believe it’s May already
by Mary AnneGeez the year is flying by so quickly! It’s May Day, May 1st. I was telling my hubby yesterday that I can remember as a little girl we had big May Day celebrations at school. We’d spend the whole day partying. The schools would set up a “carnival” type scene with games to play. Parents were invited to attend and we’d learn a flagpole dance that we’d perform for them. We’d make up May Day baskets full of flowers and leave them on the door step of a friend, ring the doorbell and run away. Then all of a sudden one year it stopped because our government discovered that Russia celebrated May Day with big parades and we didn’t want Russia to think we were supporting them by celebrating May Day too! What a crock of bologna that was! I loved May Day celebrations and think we should continue to celebrate! It was a celebration of spring!