Eating chips when it's a big no-no. I'm using the EMU computer lab. I try not to do personal stuff on my work computer so on my breaks I go to the computer lab. I'm in a very discreet corner of the lab...so far, so good....shhhh!
Hm...well, I'm happy to to report it's sunny outside. For the first time ever (except for my trip to AZ in February), I'm wearing sandals! My feet are still sensitive to the shoes...not wearing socks. So it'll be interesting how I fare this afternoon when I quit for the day. But I am wearing long sleeve shirt to keep the cool air off my arms. Won't be long til I get back at my desk and I'm warm.
My daughter was telling me the reason she doesn't sleep in her room is because one night I was in AZ, she felt someone say her name in her ear, in a forceful whisper. She woke up, nobody there. Went back to sleep....again the same thing happened. She freaked out so badly, she camped out on the couch. Do we have a ghost in her room?
Well, I decided that we will switch rooms. Merely just pack up our clothes and just move. The beds are pretty same size so no need to switch beds. I have been wanting to take over that bedroom...and with me being deaf...pffft to ghosts.
Ok, I'm going to check on other stuff and will blog more when I can.
Have a great day, y'all.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Monday, April 14, 2008
Monday!
Wow, the sun's out! I am praying that the weather remains sunny this week---some of us could really use the lift in our spirits.
Great news....we broke a record! Deaf Cafe, really. We broke a record of 122 people in attendance! WOW!!! God is so good. I'm still singing praises. The team did excellent work, and I'm just so darn proud of each person who served. The audience really enjoyed the program and many positive feedback. That is what we needed for a long time. To hear positive feedback and how we can improve.
Next month is our final program and we break for the summer. How will we end the season? With a cliffhanger? With a bang? Something, something to draw them back for our 5th season this fall.
There was a negative moment, but I'm not going to give Satan the satisfaction of even dwelling on it! Shoo, Satan!
One team member shared with me an idea of a wonderful, profound idea. But we both agreed it'd take a lot of practice and a lot of planning, and of course, prop building. We both know what the audience need to hear...and praying that we will, with God's guidance, make it happen. *smile*
Oh, I'm just so darn proud of 'em! Go get 'em, cowboys!
On another note, I'm feeling tons better. My voice is not 100% back, but I can talk and laugh without being in pain. I do have a dry throat and the occasional cough--but that's pretty normal.
Well, I need to do some research so will blog more later. Have a wonderfully blessed day!
Great news....we broke a record! Deaf Cafe, really. We broke a record of 122 people in attendance! WOW!!! God is so good. I'm still singing praises. The team did excellent work, and I'm just so darn proud of each person who served. The audience really enjoyed the program and many positive feedback. That is what we needed for a long time. To hear positive feedback and how we can improve.
Next month is our final program and we break for the summer. How will we end the season? With a cliffhanger? With a bang? Something, something to draw them back for our 5th season this fall.
There was a negative moment, but I'm not going to give Satan the satisfaction of even dwelling on it! Shoo, Satan!
One team member shared with me an idea of a wonderful, profound idea. But we both agreed it'd take a lot of practice and a lot of planning, and of course, prop building. We both know what the audience need to hear...and praying that we will, with God's guidance, make it happen. *smile*
Oh, I'm just so darn proud of 'em! Go get 'em, cowboys!
On another note, I'm feeling tons better. My voice is not 100% back, but I can talk and laugh without being in pain. I do have a dry throat and the occasional cough--but that's pretty normal.
Well, I need to do some research so will blog more later. Have a wonderfully blessed day!
Friday, April 11, 2008
Sick, sick...sick!
*cough cough....*
Well, last week I had been slammed with the FLU. Aigh. I still went to work. I didn't want to get in trouble if I called in sick one day. I lost my voice Friday. Stayed in bed all weekend, and dragged myself to work Monday. Slowly got better. Today...my voice is 89% back. But I don't talk as much so that's fine with me.
I have Deaf Cafe this weekend. I'm SO EXCITED because for one thing, we are honoring our fallen soldiers, but at the same time, honoring those who are in Iraq right now. I can't wait to do one special segment.... 1 cup represents 10,000 soldiers. I will be doing the casaulties of the wars...and to this date, almost 640,000 soldiers have fought and died in battle.
so, 64 cups of rice equals 640,000. That's pretty close to the million mark, don't you think? More than half a million.
Well...my break time's up. My son has a soccer game tomorrow. Then after that, we will head up to Flint to get ready for our Deaf Cafe program. Will write more about that later!
Well, last week I had been slammed with the FLU. Aigh. I still went to work. I didn't want to get in trouble if I called in sick one day. I lost my voice Friday. Stayed in bed all weekend, and dragged myself to work Monday. Slowly got better. Today...my voice is 89% back. But I don't talk as much so that's fine with me.
I have Deaf Cafe this weekend. I'm SO EXCITED because for one thing, we are honoring our fallen soldiers, but at the same time, honoring those who are in Iraq right now. I can't wait to do one special segment.... 1 cup represents 10,000 soldiers. I will be doing the casaulties of the wars...and to this date, almost 640,000 soldiers have fought and died in battle.
so, 64 cups of rice equals 640,000. That's pretty close to the million mark, don't you think? More than half a million.
Well...my break time's up. My son has a soccer game tomorrow. Then after that, we will head up to Flint to get ready for our Deaf Cafe program. Will write more about that later!
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