Amazing things...

First things first! Please meet Alyssa Wendie Sisemore born January 20, 2009. Alyssa is our second Great Grand child. She's a big girl at 8 pounds fourteen ounces. And isn't she beautiful?

I stole the above picture from her Mommie's blog, the Sisemore Family, and couldn't resist the picture below as well. Her lovin' parents are wonderfully happy. Bless their sweet and loving hearts ! And Alyssa has already found the purpose of her thumb!

As you see..., finally I'm back online. My Grandson kindly took my computer in for repair and I have it back. Unfortunately, I'm having some of the same problems although it is much faster and has a pretty new picture of Diamond Head installed as wallpaper.

Ummmmm... did that sound cynical? I'm not complaining, since I can upload pictures to Blogger, save them to disk and also save music to disk.. I'm going to have to call them about a few things though.

Meanwhile, I've had some time to think about blogging and bloggers and the way we travel through space reading different blogs and then one will resonate and we say, "Yes, that person has shared my experiences, or loves the things I love, or makes me think, or laugh, or awakens the poet in me... we gather those people together on our lists of favorites and keep them in our hearts. We are woven together in an invisible tapestry of unseen threads that is truly amazing!

Granny Annie at Fools Rush In features a favorite blog every day and I always try to follow her lead as I always enjoy the blogs I read at her suggestion. I'm going to do more of that!

I just started another blog, Prescott Past, about my hometown of Prescott Arizona. It will be mostly based on Ee's old post card collection and people's memories of the way things were. I plan to keep on keeping on..blithering away here...

Blogging would be fun........I think.........

Gee, blogging would be so much fun. Everyone's doing it, and I have so much to say, so why not? Let's see, that was almost a month ago and now I'm wondering just what I wanted to say. Well, I still have things to share, but I can't seem to get my picture onto the profile, and after I mess about with that for awhile, I'm just tired of the whole idea.

The last two weeks were spring break for my Granddaughters, so they spent some of their free days here on The One Acre Wood. We had a tea party for my 93 year old Mom, did some crafty stuff, played some games, watched some movies....The Pursuit of Happiness was a hit with all ages....., all indoor stuff as the days, that had been blissfully warm and springlike for a week, turned bitter cold for their vacation from school.

Now, they are back in school and the rooms of our old house, only a few days ago vibrating with the happy chatter of three giggling girls, yawn silent, empty and just too darn peaceful..........