Yes. Moving is such fun. Here is the view from my desk for the next two months. Hmmmm.
Life Isn’t Hard To Understand
Had such a busy weekend that I haven’t had much chance to blog. And my offices at work are getting relocated tomorrow to the basement while our main floor gets renovated, so I’ve been quite busy at work too.
But thought I would suggest you stop in and see Ally’s post today. Good life stuff, especially if you’re into Pinterest.
P.S. I’ll post a pic of the view from my desk in the basement tomorrow just so you can feel good about your life.
Perseverance
A little rain ruins nothing in our family.
Great Music
I am the type of person who prefers to have music on no matter what I am doing. It is part of my soul.
This morning as I am working away, a few tracks of the wonderful album called High Society by The Silver Seas have popped up on my playlist. My fave song on the album is called “We’ll Go Walking”. Unfortunately I can’t seem to find it anywhere to play for you. So instead, here is another song called “She Is Gone” so you can get a feel for the type of music on this album.
Have a great Saturday.
Which Is The Kid?
Tonight was our Annual Corporate Putt-Putt Challenge. It was a lot of fun. But in this picture, it is hard to figure out which one of these individuals is the kid! Jayme and Jeff had an ice cube fight. I think Jayme wore him out. I’m not sure who won. Thanks for being such a great sport Jeff.
Smile
HOBY
Our oldest daughter finished up a four-day leadership program at Denison University today through HOBY.
Thought I would share some great quotes from the program:
"Leaders must be close enough to relate to others, but far enough ahead to motivate them." – John Maxwell
"Leadership is the art of getting someone else to do something you want done because he wants to do it." – Dwight Eisenhower
"What makes leadership is the ability to get people to do what they don’t want to do and like it." – Harry Truman
Congrats Savannah. We are very proud of you!
70′s Flashback, Part 2
Thanks to Tom, a Naples Girl reader, we now know what the Top 40 was in the UK on May 21, 1977.
Looks like we do have similiar taste in music. . .
UK Top 40 – 21st May 1977
1 Rod Stewart I Don’t Want To Talk About It / First Cut Is The Deepest
2 Deniece Williams Free
3 Joe Tex Ain’t Gonna Bump No More
4 Van McCoy The Shuffle
5 Kenny Rogers Lucille
6 Barbra Streisand Evergreen
7 Tavares Whodunit
8 Stevie Wonder Sir Duke
9 Eagles Hotel California
10 10 CC Good Morning Judge
11 Piero Umiliani Mah Na Mah Na
12 Marvin Gaye Got To Give It Up
13 Peter Gabriel Solsbury Hill
14 Dead End Kids Have I The Right
15 Andrew Gold Lonely Boy
16 Leo Sayer How Much Love
17 Billy Ocean Red Light Spells Danger
18 Elkie Brooks Pearl’s A Singer
19 Heatwave Too Hot To Handle / Slip Your Disc To This
20 Boz Scaggs Lido Shuffle
21 Bay City Rollers It’s A Game
22 Delegation Where Is The Love
23 Trammps Disco Inferno
24 Blue Capture Your Heart
25 Deep Purple Smoke On The Water
26 Yvonne Elliman Hello Stranger
27 Joy Sarney Naughty Naughty Naughty
28 Billy Paul Let ‘Em In
29 Bryan Ferry Tokyo Joe
30 Abba Knowing Me Knowing You
31 Rose Royce I Wanna Get Next To You
32 Fleetwood Mac Don’t Stop
33 Detroit Spinners Could It Be I’m Falling In Love (EP)
34 Tina Charles Rendezvous
35 Ramones Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
36 Roni Hill You Keep Me Hanging On / Stop In The Name Of Love
37 Stranglers Peaches
38 Shalamar Uptown Festival
39 Berni Flint I Don’t Want To Put A Hold On You
40 Martyn Ford Orchestra Let Your Body Go Down Town
Thanks again Tom.
And here’s a song that should get you in a great mood, if you aren’t in one already.
Enjoy.
70′s Flashback
May 21, 1977
Read more: http://www.oldies933fm.com/pages/pp_mikeeiland.html#ixzz1vNA5TDdx
There are some awesome tunes on here. Hard to pick just one to play, but this one will do just fine.
Enjoy.
18
Monday my husband and I will celebrate our 18th wedding anniversary on May 21.
At our wedding, we gave each person a parting gift – a plant stem of Lilly Of The Valley. This plant is a perennial, which means it will come up each year. We asked everyone to plant it and to think of our wedding each spring when it blooms.
Tonight we went over to visit my dad who recently had some surgery and I walked by the patch of Lilly Of The Valley that my mom planted from our wedding, 18 years ago. It is still going strong and smells beautiful.
It was a nice reminder. Thanks, mom.





