Life Through the Eyes of my Scattered Brian

 Morning bloggers! I ran across this on FB. I had to laugh, yes, mine were done this way. Only, a clothespin was involved also. I am sure most of you know what this means. I was 12 when mine was done and  my aunt Martha did them when I was  visiting in Fla. My dad's remark to me having  my ears pierced was, "if God would  have wanted you to have holes in  your ears, he would have put them  there!"  Had I been a couple years old,  more into the teen years, with  the teen attitude, and a teen mouth, I would have jumped on his statement. I would have told my dad that God did put holes in my ears, that is how I hear!! haha... Good thing I kept my mouth shut. On Friday, I hung out on the deck for the 4th day, working on projects. Needless to say, nothing has been getting done in the house.  I have dishes to put in the  dishwasher, fold and put away clothes, pick up things I have laying out from digging around and looking for things  to work on said projects.  But Friday, I did

  Enjoy them! I finished two of these simple, but cute stands for my granddaughters in law for Christmas. I just need to tie a bow on them. I took a glass candlestick   from Dollar Tree, 1.25  and  a candle plate also for 1.25 and attached them together with E6000 glue.    These stands can be used to  add a little pop to any room. I also made my second Santa's glove.  Check out the women's outfits I found. Maybe I need one... NOT!    But look at the party dresses for the littles. Oh yes, I made a trip to Wally World on Saturday. I actually get my  groceries there, cheaper than the  other places I can go around here. Plus, I had something I needed to  pick up for Amber's Christmas  gift.  Something at WW that caught my attention was the cutest  ornaments! So many I would have wanted but I don't need anymore. I don't know if kids still play with these, but I loved messing around with the this toy. UNO, played a game with  Cory and Brit when they were here. Also, my fr

  Interesting~ When you dive past 200 meters (656 feet), you enter the deep seabed— an expansive world leading down to abyssal plains, at depths of 3,000 to 6,000 meters (up to 19,685 feet). But it doesn't stop there; the Mariana Trench drops to a staggering 11,000 meters (36,089 feet). These areas, isolated in darkness and high pressure, hold unique life and key insights into Earth's geological and biological evolution. I always get a card from Theresa for Halloween. She always signs it by her pet. So, Wednesday I got a card from Petey via Theresa. T knows I love Halloween. She's another diamond in my life. And this is Petey, she is a diamond also. I chilled on the deck Friday, while I was not working on projects. A few years ago Lily got dressed up to be in a pet Halloween costume contest at the vets where Amber worked. This popped up on my FB memories page. Isn't she the cutest baby? Thanks for stopping by, Pam