What’s not to Love?

Here are things I love this week:

No-school Mondays

Fabric Softener

The Harlem Globetrotters

Making lists

Wilkie Collins

Vacuum lines in the carpet

Chex Mix

Jessica Day George

Surprise phone calls

New shoes

Reprives

Red Robin onion rings

Snuggles

Sunflower bread

Other people’s babies

Cotton socks

My new rosemary plant

Cripps Pink apples

Menu planning

Afternoon sunshine

Coming to grips with my lack of Hipster vibe

Functioning dishwasher

Cute boy haircuts

Husband

Reading out loud

Family photos

12 thoughts on “What’s not to Love?”

  1. You’ve got a lot to love. This seems to be list day for everyone, and since I can’t think of anything to blog I think I’ll head off and do one of my own.

    By the way, I could get high fabric softener. It just makes everything better.

  2. You’ve got a lot to love. This seems to be list day for everyone, and since I can’t think of anything to blog I think I’ll head off and do one of my own.

    By the way, I could get high fabric softener. It just makes everything better.

  3. I learn so much from you! Now I need to learn about sunflower bread, cripps apples, and Red Robin’s onion rings. I’m a huge fan of onion rings. Okay, did you notice how I just picked out the food items. I also wonder who Jessica Day Georige is? I’ll have to google her to see if she’s someone I should know?

  4. I learn so much from you! Now I need to learn about sunflower bread, cripps apples, and Red Robin’s onion rings. I’m a huge fan of onion rings. Okay, did you notice how I just picked out the food items. I also wonder who Jessica Day Georige is? I’ll have to google her to see if she’s someone I should know?

  5. Okay, so it won’t let me comment on the older posts so I’m commenting here:

    I love the Merry Cemetery. I think that’s one of the most brilliant and thoughtful ideas of all time. I want my own, too.

    I feel that niggling big about change, too. I guess I’d better listen to it.

    I love the haiku for your daughter’s dancing. I love your haiku’s period.

    The gift FHE? Best idea ever. I feel a little bit like I was there myself and it was a lesson I needed too.

    All the rest? I love ya. Plain and simple.

  6. Okay, so it won’t let me comment on the older posts so I’m commenting here:

    I love the Merry Cemetery. I think that’s one of the most brilliant and thoughtful ideas of all time. I want my own, too.

    I feel that niggling big about change, too. I guess I’d better listen to it.

    I love the haiku for your daughter’s dancing. I love your haiku’s period.

    The gift FHE? Best idea ever. I feel a little bit like I was there myself and it was a lesson I needed too.

    All the rest? I love ya. Plain and simple.

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