First - don't judge the editor for ending the title of this post with a preposition. I'm currently in "one of those moods" and have just had my last nerve stepped on. I'm feeling a bit rebellious and snarky and bad grammar is a safe outlet. :-)
So. I decided to take myself to a happy place, and write a post about the thing I never get tired of. Being with Jesus, my husband and my family are the absolute tops for me. They are above this list, so I didn't include them.
1. Starbucks Gingerbread Lattes
2. The smell of orange blossoms
3. My children's laughter (wish I could hear it now instead of the bickering that took my last nerve)
4. Diet Coke
5. Macayo's Green Corn Tamales with Baja Sauce
6. New Orleans French Quarter
7. Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia
8. Sitting by a stream in the mountains
9. Hearing how God changed someone's life
10. Watching Fringe
11. Singing
12. Reading Victoria Magazine
13. Eating a scone while drinking hot tea
14. Roses
15. Watching Paula Deen on Food Network
16. American Idol (I even vote)
17. Reading my Bible
18. Hanging out with friends from my small group (John, Candy, Marcus, Jackie, Ana Ruth, Ruben, Heather, Stephanie, Dave, Ryan & Katie - I love those guys!)
19. Reading a historical romance novel (I love Liz Curtis Higgs and Francine Rivers)
20. Watching my dogs play.
Ok, I feel better. I'd love to hear what you never tire of seeing, doing, eating, watching, etc.
In His Love,
Glynnis
Monday, February 21, 2011
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I never tire of...
A hot bath
chocolate-covered strawberries
summer-time heat
a date with my hubby
holding my babies
watching episodes of Chuck or Burn Notice
Quiet time to read and write
Hot apple pie with vanilla ice cream... Mmmm!
-Kristen
www.kristennicolejohnson.blogspot.com
Singing
Pound cake
curling up with a good book
my nieces and nephew
movies with my hubby
tacos and cheese dip
Family time
Well that's easy! I can be sitting at the computer - work, work, work and the little bell sounds to let me know I've got mail. Every so often I check it and it reads, "Welcome Home". I never tire of that. ;0)
Hmmmm...
Hugs from a friend
Praise Songs
My husband's accordion music
Being at the beach
Beautiful sunsets!
Email letters
-Jess
www.jewelsforthejourney.blogspot.com
My last nerve was stepped upon thirty minutes ago, so I gladly participate.
Things I never tire of:
Watching movies with my hubby while he rubs my feet.
A hot shower on a cold morning.
The beach on a breezy, warm evening.
The scents of lilacs, wisteria, and lily of the valley.
Watching episodes of NCIS.
Reading.
Pizza.
Hot fudgy brownies with cookies n' cream ice cream slathered in hot fudge.
My children's laughter.
Writers Conferences and Womens Conferences.
Taking pictures of nature and things and people.
~ Alycia
What fun is this! I love it. I think we should all just post what we never get tired of every week...wouldn't we feel better?
My list.
.My grandbabies all 5 of those precious little darlings.
Time with my family.
The biggest loser tv show
The song Hold Me Jesus by Rich Mullins.
Christian concerts
Mark Schultz concerts and Micheal W. Smith and Chris Tomlin and so on I love them all!
Walks
My feather pillowed bed
coffee
music Christian
and more next week??? I would come back and add more to the list
Thanks so much Glynnis!!!! You made my nightd
I concur on Colonial Williamsburg. That place is great. My kids think it's kind of nerdy to like historcal stuff, but they'll come around.
I would add to my list llamas (they're adorable and practical creatures) and hot air balloons (whimsical and beautiful)
my sons smiles and laughter
Sunrise/Sunsets
taking pictures
the smell after the rain
being in my mother's flower garden with her
singing at church - no one cares that i can't carry a tune
going for walks
being loved by my friends
physical exercise
I love reading your posts. Thank you for the encouragement. this was a great idea!
Christine Mc
-My yellow lab leaning against my legs while I sit on the sofa
-A cup of coffee with a hint or vanilla
-My children laughing together
-My teenage son singing
-My father's banjo, harmonica and singing (these are all in recorded form now since he has gone to be with Jesus)
-friends coming to visit
-libraries (I'm a librarian!)
-an afghan that my mother crocheted (she's getting older and shows early signs of dementia now...her crocheting days are over)
-the honking of Canada geese flying over the house
-the Finger Lakes region of NY state (I am blessed to live in so much beauty)
-wood burning stoves
-watching birds at the feeder
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