Christmas Dinner

This was emailed to me, and I thought it was to funny not to share.
(Make sure your sound is turned up)

Osborne

Since moving we have been attending Osborne Baptist Church in Eden. We are really enjoying it and fitting in well. I have attached a recent skit vidoe that was done on tithing. It just shows you can have fun in church! Enjoy and be prepared to laugh!

Click on the tv next to "The Tithe Rap from Sunday 11-15-09"

http://www.osbornebaptist.com/index.php?option=com_biblestudy&view=studieslist&Itemid=78#

Lee News

Henry David Lee opened the Lee Mercantile Company 120 years ago in Salina, Kan., creating a jean that would become a staple in closets for more than five generations. This December, the Lee® brand is celebrating its milestone anniversary with a gift to the generations who built the brand – 120 pairs of free jeans given away each day.

“Our longevity in the denim industry is thanks to our loyal customers, so we wanted to do something to say ‘thank you’,” said Liz Cahill, Vice President of Marketing Communications for Lee. “We’ve grown with our customers through the years so it’s only fitting that we celebrate this important milestone with our valued customers and friends.”

While Lee Jeans is a household name today, many are unaware of just how impactful the brand’s work has been in making jeans into a product that consumers know and love.

“It’s hard to imagine a time when women didn’t have the option to choose between a skinny jean and a boyfriend jean, but, until 1949, when Lee introduced Lady Riders, the industry didn’t even offer a cut tailored to a woman’s curves,” Cahill said. “We come in a lot of shapes and sizes, and Lee is proud to have led the way in fit innovations for both men and women alike.”

Lee’s innovations through the years include:

1911: Introduction of the overall
1926: Production of the first zipper fly
1949: Launch of Lady Lee Riders to the women’s market
1964: Debut of the first no-iron pants
2007: Introduction of Natural Fit instantly slimming tummy panel
2009: Launch of Slender Secret, an ultra-stretch slimming jean for every woman

To learn more about Lee’s 120-A-Day Giveaway, visit www.Facebook.com/Leejeans.

Gobble Gobble

I have to apologize for being a lazy blogger this last week. Things have been very busy, the Holiday rush is on us. Nate, Amber and I are leaving tomorrow after work to spend Thanksgiving in Ohio with Nates grandparents, Tina, Courtney, Dallas, and Chandler!! We are very excited and cant wait to see everyone! We will miss my Parents and Ashley who are staying in OK. But look forward to seeing Ashley and McCoy at Christmas in NC!! Be prepared for a heavy picture post when we return! The dogs are staying home this trip with Austin and Layton as dog sitters, you can imagine the fun they will all have :)

We thank everyone for their prayers for Nates Aunt Jenny, she came home from the hospital yesterday! Praise God!

We wish everyone a safe and Happy Thanksgiving!!

Weekend Fun

I hope everyone had a nice weekend, it was a great weekend to be outside here. After the almost 8 inches of rain we had this last week it was nice to see the sun! I was able to get lots of chores done including some Christmas shopping.
I also decided to try cooking a real pumpkin, this was a long process! I recommend going to the store and buying the canned pumpkin. I had the pumpkin so I thought how hard can this be, that way it wont go to waste. For those of you who do not know how this process works I will give you the highlights:
1) Wash the pumpkin
2) Cut the pumpkin in half and clean out the insides
3) Cut the halves into chunks
4) Fill a roaster with one inch of water, put the pumpkins chunks in and cover with the lid
5) Cook on 500 degrees until tender (alittle over an hour for me)
6) Remove and let the pumpkin cool completely
7) Pull the rhine/peeling off
8) Put the pumpkin in a blender or processor until well mashed
9) Put in freezer bags, put into the freezer for later use or use immediately

A trip to your local grocery is definitely a shorter process!

Happy Birthday

This last Saturday was Lynn and Alicia's birthday's, they turned the big 52! We had a dinner and Ann and Wanda cooked us a great meal! Saturday also became the birthday of two new family members, Little Lynn and Little Lisa......

Doesnt it make you want one???

Complicated

For those of you who are not on Facebook, I thought I would share this story with you..... Last night I went to bed about 10:00pm, while my husband was on the computer playing pool on Pogo. After getting into bed I realized, I had forgot to harvest my crops on my farm. (See previous post) So I asked Nate to please harvest them before he went to bed. When I got up this morning I thought, I had better check on my farm. Thankfully I did!! I had several messages from our friends and family, concerned about my marriage??? My loving Husband had done as I asked him and harvested my crops, but thats not all he had done. He had changed my marital status to "complicated" and put that I was looking for a relationship. Now those of you who know Nate very well know this is a huge joke, and this is normal behavior for him. But that doesnt change the fact that I had to spend 30 minutes this morning at 5am explaining to everyone I am not having a complicated marriage! Haha
I love you Nate!