Jon's in Antigua

Today is Saturday. Time is creeping by at a snails pace. it seems forever since Jon left. Its been 4 days. He has a blog written about Antigua on his myspace. Check it out. his blogs are listed on the right side of his page.

I have been doing catch up on my paperwork. July starts our new year so I must tidy up last years paperwork and implement changes for the new year. I would rather be tarred and feathered than to do paperwork. I am like a kid trying to do homework and I want something to drink. Then I have to pee. I grab a snack on the way back from the bathroom. Then I need to take this call. After all of this I need a break from that paperwork and havent gotten a damn thing done. It just drags on.

On the homefront all is well. The garden is still bountiful, Tomatoes are all the rage this week. We gave several grocery bags full away. We have par-boiled and frozen 9 gallon bags of tomatoes. We have 14 tomatoe plants and there is about 30 pounds of them in my sink right now.
I am so excited ~ MY EGGPLANT IS THRIVING!

I have babied these plants so much. I have not had successful eggplant in years. I looked online and found out New Jersy is the eggplant capitol. Well, I live in Georgia - but I was determined. I sat in the garden and picked bugs off my eggplant by hand! I wanted to be organic so bad. I finally gave in and dusted them with sevin dust #10. The bugs are gone the plants are growing into bushes and producing very well.
The peppers love the heat we have had. We have enough Jalapenos to supply the local trailer park we call (Taco Village). The bell peppers gave a good first round now they are on the second round and not large enough to pick yet.
The corn has come and gone ~ the window for corn is very small. We really just plant corn for fun. It makes the garden look good :) Then I have free Halloween decorations! I have about a dozen ears frozen.

I have just discoved I can no longer post pics it says

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I dont know what this means, if its not an easy fix,

I guess It's back to that old MSN whore for me.

Ole Blue

Congratulations goat lady.
Second time out of the gate and you posted a tipsy entry. Well I guess that’s the end of glamour here.
Oh yea, note to self “WE HAVE SPELL CHECK NOW!”



This used to be my car. Then it was my son Jon’s first car. It has been in the carport at the rental since he’s been in the Navy, 6 years. We had it towed to my house today. (It’s official) You might be a redneck if you have an old car up on blocks on your property. This car is still in good condition it only had one owner before me. It has also lived in a carport most of its long life. It is a 1976 Ford Granada. . I'm sure, one day Jon will be glad that he has his first car. Not many adult men can say that. He can clean it up and cover it properly when he returns from Antigua.

Looking at our property, you would think we collect Fords.

We have a 1967 ford truck - still runs great.

The 1976 Granada - Jons car

1997 Ford Explorer - My car

What was your first car? What happened to it?




Attack of the killer tomatoes.

I've been a sorry excuse for a friend.

Hi peeps,
And Beaureguard if he ever shows up here!

I was afraid to move from my "other" space to this one. I wondered if I would make new friends. I wondered if anyone at msn would really notice I was not all over their blog. If people would come looking for the crazy drunken goat lady.

it warms my cockles


Life is good, my family is all together and some things have happened outside the circle of my life that gave me a wake up call and, have made me realize, stuff is just stuff ~ Life is good ~ very good and we are livin' proof.







This is my favorite quote by
Marjorie Kinan Rawlings from 1928.

"If there can be such a thing as instinctual memory the conconsiouseness of land and water must lie deeper in the core of us than any knoweldge of our fellow beings.


We were bred from the earth
before we were born of our mothers.

Once born, we can live without our mothers or fathers or any other kin or any friend or human love,
but we cannot live without the earth
or apart from it.
And something has shrivled in mans heart when he turns away from it, and concerns himself
only with the affairs of men."


In other news my son Jon who is in the U.S Navy for 6 years now. He will be going to see a friend who is living in Antiqua. His flight leaves out of Atlanta on Wednesday.
So..... if theres anyone who loves Atlanta traffic and into The HUGE hassle of Hartsfield International Airport - Raise your hand.

He will be gone to the Tropical paradise of Antiqua for 3 weeks.

God, I wish I could have a 3 week vacation. For anyone who is as geographically challenged as I am. Antiqua is a tiny island in the West Indies WAY off the coast of Venezula.


I have been a pitiful excuse for a friend lately but - I think about everyone and want to know your business so bad. Kats yellowstone trip. Katherines stories. Melissa'a trip to Jamica to see Vin. Michelles trip to Chile. Its good to see Brenda, Qunidigo, Stephen and everyone. I miss the everyday of every day.

I'll be back soon.

I'll also need help with the frinds links list - its not working out for me so far.

I love all of ya'll so fucking much! Thanx for cumming.

We have relocated

So, here we are at the new blog. I am a blogger from waaay back. (another place and time)
BUT> I have a friend who has moved to Florida. I am hoping he will catch on to this and love it as much as all of us bloggers do.

I have several (cyber) friends who have moved here to blogspot, so I hope to catch up with them also. I don't know html :( but I intend to learn.

I just needed a fresh new place thats not littered by my potty mouth and liquor bottles. So, how long do ya give me to break this one in?

Cheers ~ Welcome me aboard!