Who the heck knows?

Here’s what I do know. Since October we’ve had a mad dash for how much can happen, and how crazy we can go before hitting the old wine. (and as you can see, I could not even get in the mood to drink more than a little for crying out loud!)

In October our daughter was attacked by a German Shepherd at a friends house, it tried to tear off a good portion of her little 7 year old face. Of course you can all imagine the number of appointments, the problems with that, we had two secondary infections to fight, and are just now getting a better understanding of what scars she’ll be left with.

In November we had family that rides the “crazy train” try to rope us back in for another bumpy ride to destination, “kiss my butt I wish I wasn’t related to you “… thankfully we’ve played this game enough to again request distance, and basically ignore the request of another ride.

Also in November I got a huge surprise, my daughter I had when I was a teen was looking for me, and ready to make contact, and so the long , fun, bittersweet road of a relationship began, and of course I had time for little else with my first child back in the mix.

Then came the magic of December which brought both my teenage daughters birthday and Christmas! As well as a Tard-A-Scooby.

What is a Tard-A-Scooby you ask?

This is a Tard-A-Scooby, who we thought had a stroke, due to these weird eyes, and the fact he wasn’t crying out in pain, and his rear end wouldn’t work properly, and he was falling in and out of consciousness. After a few days wondering what in the world to do, since he wasn’t being a pain, or seemed in pain, we took him to the vet, and they were clueless, gave him a shot of cortisone and some anti biotics. and he’s right as rain now, with a few glitches.

All and all, I’m looking forward to the New year, we had a wonderful Christmas, my favorite gifts being the vintage Coach bucket purse my hubby bought me, and an aromatherapy necklace handmade he found for me as well, blown glass and sterling silver.

My favorite gift that came out of our home was this:

My Hubby made it, and Our 7 year old daughter painted it for her little 2 year old brother.

I cooked and baked my butt off, I worried and fretted that everyone got what they wanted, I wrapped and cleaned, we did our yearly tour of a huge lighted Christmas Village and light display, and in the end it was as perfect a holiday as our family is capable of having.

Now I hope we can slow down, and have no more surprises or issues, and I can get back to blogging! We’re also very excited to be getting a face lift here on the site soon, and some more ideas to help the juices of fun flow!

So Happy New Year everyone, let us know what was best about your holiday too!