Yep the title so fits every Saturday life.
So today my adorable little niece came over and we did quite a few things together.
1.) was trying to get into the house soken wet with out a towel, from the first floor, to upstairs.
Fun.......not really.
2.) Was doing Jadyn's hair. Yeah,... not a big step-up from the walking- around- the- house- dripping -wet-thing.
3.) I had this kinda old, so out-of-style pocketbook, and I really needed to add just a touch of...something. So that is when it became time to use my fabric tube paint. Fun. I put in silver that was glittery, "Glimmer" and then sparkly gold and silver diamonds all over the place, now it looks perfect, I like sparkles! :D I know, I'm so weird..... I get enough of that evidence from my dad...... just saying....
4.) We designed old material that I never used and decorated that as well, to put over our beds. Fun.
Mine says: His Princess Awaits.
Jadyn says: Only a true princess sleeps in this room. And I sleep in this room, .....so that must mean.....
and it haves a tiara and a little stick-figure princess on it as well. Very cute for her.
an so, now Jadyn is now leaving forever........OK fine only for 24 hrs,
Well, I must go now and sing until I can sing no more. Not really.....
Well anyway,
Good-bye dear friends.
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Thursday, June 28, 2012
A new horrible dread for America USA
Obama care has now past! THIS IS HORRIBLE! Just another way to destroy our country.
Now with with AMAZING {with sarcasm} "healthcare" system. It's now all over the news, great it's just peachy. Here is an article stating the latest law.
And here is the link to the website. :http://www.newsmax.com/Economy/obamacare-court-care-affordable/2012/06/28/id/443817
Here is the message below.:
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling to uphold the core of President Barack Obama's 2010 healthcare law on Thursday has wide-ranging political and economic implications.
Here is a snap analysis of what it means for Americans, healthcare providers, insurers, the law and the presidential campaign.
How does the ruling affect the average American?
* Working families with annual household incomes up to nearly $90,000 will be able to purchase private insurance through new state insurance markets at prices subsidized according to income level, beginning in 2014. But people with household incomes of around $29,000, who qualify for coverage under the Medicaid government health insurance program for the poor, may have to wait for their respective state governments to decide whether they will join the program's huge expansion. Preventive healthcare measures including mammograms and other cancer screenings will be available without deductibles or co-pays. Adult children up to age 26 can remain on their parents' health insurance plans. Senior citizens can expect to continue receiving discounts on prescription drugs aimed at closing the Medicare coverage gap known as the "doughnut hole." Health insurers will continue to pay rebates on premiums not sufficiently targeted at healthcare services. Beginning in 2014, insurers will no longer be able to deny coverage to adults with pre-existing medical conditions and would be required to stop or curb discriminatory pricing based on gender, age and health status.
What about healthcare providers?
* The ruling removes one cloud of uncertainty over the future of healthcare reform and would help the administration's efforts to implement it fully by Jan. 1, 2014, when the law is scheduled to go into effect. Under the decision, physicians and hospitals continue to move away from the traditional fee-for-service healthcare business model and toward more efficient systems that coordinate care. For healthcare providers, the affirmation represents millions of potential new patients, either through private plans or the government's Medicaid program for the poor. Some, however, would be under added pressure to enact more savings, which could cut into revenues. The administration still faces some fairly tall hurdles, such as establishing regulated health insurance markets in all 50 states so consumers can purchase subsidized coverage. Up until now, over a dozen states have done little or nothing to create such exchanges, partly because of the uncertainty over the fate of the law. Down the road, if Republicans succeed in taking control of the White House and the Senate in November (they already control the House of Representatives), they would likely try to repeal the law in 2013.
Where does the ruling leave health insurers?..........
There's more on the website.
On the side of the page, it has a little picture and on it is says, " Who can save America? The answer will shock you!" Below
All I know that the only one who can save America, is God, But right now, I kinda doubt he will, I think now is when the last days will be here, my mom and I have been studying Revelation together, and a lot of the prophesys have either past, or are coming now.
If you not a TRUE follower of Christ, I beg of you to PLEASE ask him to come into your heart, and to save you.
"For He will separate the sheep from the goats, the wheat from the tears, and vines from the dead branches."
I hope that if you are my brother and sister in Christ, you will continue to pray for your friends and family's, to come to Christ. And that you will pray for your follow Christians friends and family's our in the world.
Until another time,
A sister in Christ
Now with with AMAZING {with sarcasm} "healthcare" system. It's now all over the news, great it's just peachy. Here is an article stating the latest law.
And here is the link to the website. :http://www.newsmax.com/Economy/obamacare-court-care-affordable/2012/06/28/id/443817
Here is the message below.:
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling to uphold the core of President Barack Obama's 2010 healthcare law on Thursday has wide-ranging political and economic implications.
Here is a snap analysis of what it means for Americans, healthcare providers, insurers, the law and the presidential campaign.
How does the ruling affect the average American?
* Working families with annual household incomes up to nearly $90,000 will be able to purchase private insurance through new state insurance markets at prices subsidized according to income level, beginning in 2014. But people with household incomes of around $29,000, who qualify for coverage under the Medicaid government health insurance program for the poor, may have to wait for their respective state governments to decide whether they will join the program's huge expansion. Preventive healthcare measures including mammograms and other cancer screenings will be available without deductibles or co-pays. Adult children up to age 26 can remain on their parents' health insurance plans. Senior citizens can expect to continue receiving discounts on prescription drugs aimed at closing the Medicare coverage gap known as the "doughnut hole." Health insurers will continue to pay rebates on premiums not sufficiently targeted at healthcare services. Beginning in 2014, insurers will no longer be able to deny coverage to adults with pre-existing medical conditions and would be required to stop or curb discriminatory pricing based on gender, age and health status.
What about healthcare providers?
* The ruling removes one cloud of uncertainty over the future of healthcare reform and would help the administration's efforts to implement it fully by Jan. 1, 2014, when the law is scheduled to go into effect. Under the decision, physicians and hospitals continue to move away from the traditional fee-for-service healthcare business model and toward more efficient systems that coordinate care. For healthcare providers, the affirmation represents millions of potential new patients, either through private plans or the government's Medicaid program for the poor. Some, however, would be under added pressure to enact more savings, which could cut into revenues. The administration still faces some fairly tall hurdles, such as establishing regulated health insurance markets in all 50 states so consumers can purchase subsidized coverage. Up until now, over a dozen states have done little or nothing to create such exchanges, partly because of the uncertainty over the fate of the law. Down the road, if Republicans succeed in taking control of the White House and the Senate in November (they already control the House of Representatives), they would likely try to repeal the law in 2013.
Where does the ruling leave health insurers?..........
There's more on the website.
On the side of the page, it has a little picture and on it is says, " Who can save America? The answer will shock you!" Below
All I know that the only one who can save America, is God, But right now, I kinda doubt he will, I think now is when the last days will be here, my mom and I have been studying Revelation together, and a lot of the prophesys have either past, or are coming now.
If you not a TRUE follower of Christ, I beg of you to PLEASE ask him to come into your heart, and to save you.
"For He will separate the sheep from the goats, the wheat from the tears, and vines from the dead branches."
I hope that if you are my brother and sister in Christ, you will continue to pray for your friends and family's, to come to Christ. And that you will pray for your follow Christians friends and family's our in the world.
Until another time,
A sister in Christ
Monday, June 25, 2012
A Special Day!
Happy 32nd Anniversary Mom and Dad. Many Blessings as you continue your marriage with the years to come.
32 years! Wow, yep that's a while. They have been wonderful parents, and are very wonderful spouses. Their anniversary is June 21st. the day after summer begins. Smart huh? You know what they say, "A bride married in June will always be a bride." And that {so far....} is true. Though my sister was born in February instead of spring, as the rest of the saying goes. But it's pretty close right? So, now, we have birthdays coming and going. We'll start off with January, since thats the begging of the year.
Here is what already past:
For starters...
January 12th Dawn {sister} became 35 WOW OLD!
On February 2nd. Candace {sister} became 28, wow.
On April 2nd Ethan {nephew} became 15.
On April 16th Alec{ Other nephew} became 7.
On May 24th Kaleb {another nephew} became 3 ;'( Makes me sad.
Those that will come:
July 8th Robert {Brother} will be 33 ....WOW.
On September 18th Mom will become, to old
On September 27th Dad, well, no comment.
Drum roll please..... DON DON DON.
On October 10th Jadyn will be 6 {Niece the one and only}
On October 15th Quinn will be 2 :('( {Nephew}
On October 21st Me, will be really old, OK, maybe not so old.
On October 26th Ben, will be 13. {Brother}
There's more....
On November 8th Cole {nephew} will be 7
On November 25th Isaac {Nephew} will be 14
So now, I am afraid that, Dec., March, June and August, have been left out on birthdays.......So far.
I will now leave you all for, well, now, untill next time!.
The older family, {left to right} me Robert Dawn Candace
Isaac me and a friend
Alec
Ben
That's all for now folks, see you soon!
32 years! Wow, yep that's a while. They have been wonderful parents, and are very wonderful spouses. Their anniversary is June 21st. the day after summer begins. Smart huh? You know what they say, "A bride married in June will always be a bride." And that {so far....} is true. Though my sister was born in February instead of spring, as the rest of the saying goes. But it's pretty close right? So, now, we have birthdays coming and going. We'll start off with January, since thats the begging of the year.
Here is what already past:
For starters...
January 12th Dawn {sister} became 35 WOW OLD!
On February 2nd. Candace {sister} became 28, wow.
On April 2nd Ethan {nephew} became 15.
On April 16th Alec{ Other nephew} became 7.
On May 24th Kaleb {another nephew} became 3 ;'( Makes me sad.
Those that will come:
July 8th Robert {Brother} will be 33 ....WOW.
On September 18th Mom will become, to old
On September 27th Dad, well, no comment.
Drum roll please..... DON DON DON.
On October 10th Jadyn will be 6 {Niece the one and only}
On October 15th Quinn will be 2 :('( {Nephew}
On October 21st Me, will be really old, OK, maybe not so old.
On October 26th Ben, will be 13. {Brother}
There's more....
On November 8th Cole {nephew} will be 7
On November 25th Isaac {Nephew} will be 14
So now, I am afraid that, Dec., March, June and August, have been left out on birthdays.......So far.
I will now leave you all for, well, now, untill next time!.
The older family, {left to right} me Robert Dawn Candace
Isaac me and a friend
Alec
Ben
That's all for now folks, see you soon!
Friday, June 8, 2012
A New Week
A new week , new happenings. Days are so much shorter now, with the cloudy days, My business has picked up some, and I hoping to have even more customers with the summer starting. Summer, =. Fun ! + Graduates, swimming, games, late nights, and camping, running around like a chicken with it's head cut off. {It really s an interesting sight to see.} and LOTS MORE!!!!! Oh boy, but I think my two favorites, Horses and sewing my new adorable swimsuit. A young Christian girl named Olivia, created this, and it is Adorable! PLUS Modest!!
See picture below, her with her swimsuits.
Adorable No? TOTALLY!!!!!!! So now I will finish my Snacker Crackers and cream cheese sandwiches, and my writing, and leave you wonderful readers alone for the day, Thanks for stopping by!
~A girl with many dreams
See picture below, her with her swimsuits.
Adorable No? TOTALLY!!!!!!! So now I will finish my Snacker Crackers and cream cheese sandwiches, and my writing, and leave you wonderful readers alone for the day, Thanks for stopping by!
~A girl with many dreams
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