Wristlets - Wristwear - Little things DO make a difference.

Have you noticed that sometimes just a simple thing can make such a big difference in your life. For example, our pride and joy our Baby Boy, is home for the summer and has made such a big difference.
#1 He made a large (easy to read - size 18 font - ready reference, nice and laminated - by our phone of often used phone numbers) WOW, I know I sound like an older person here (I'm 42, remember?) It is just so handy.
#2. He taught me how to use Picasa better. What a difference. Did you know that once you crop or edit
a photo if you click on "save changes" it will save those changes in the source file?
Everybody already knew that? Ooops, sorry. I just didn't know. It has made such a difference. Now I don't have photos strewn all about my computer, the unedited, the edited, the uploaded, the not uploaded, the used and not used. They can all just be stored in "My Pictures" with Picasa as my editing tool - who knew? 
How nice is that? Oh - and wouldn't a little scrappy wrist wear brighten your day and make a difference? Come see me at The Farm Chicks show.
When you come, be sure and tell me you saw me first on the blog and I'll be sure to have an extra hug for ya all.


























Sounds like fun, doesn't it? Please remember, I was raised on a real honest to goodness "Homestead" in Southern Idaho or as my sister says I-duh-ho. Since she still lives there, she can say that. I love where I was raised. I loved being raised on a farm. But there are some 'gaps' in my upbringing. One big gap is travel. When someone has a dairy farm, one doesn't travel. Cows are milked 2 (or now-a-days 3) times a day. That basically means you can travel anywhere you want until noon and then you need to head back home.
An additional gap it my upbringing is big cities. The town I was raised in, STILL in 2008 only has one traffic light. So everything in town is referenced from THE light. Just past the light, two blocks before the light. So using even the most feeble of imaginations you can imagine the shear panic I feel about the entire travel thing. To make this trip even more 
