Since I am now a working woman,
there is absolutely zero time
to do anything that is of consequence.
What I mean is... getting organized and having life
in a clean and orderly space.
So I decided to re-organize and de-clutter my
"PROJECT ROOM"
(Call it what ever you need it to be and that room is it!)
Here is an example of what I did today
(day off.. MLK Day)
Going through the fabric and color coded it.
Oh, yeah, I had some help from the "boys", they
were thrilled to spend some time with me.
If you need a idea or a pattern of any kind, let me know
I now have everything in a nice binder!
In the "midst of the clean", I found a humanitarian
baby blanket I finished.
Not bad for a long day of vacation!
When we first meet 14-year-old Susie Salmon, she is already in heaven. This was before milk carton photos and public service announcements, she tells us; back in 1973, when Susie mysteriously disappeared, people still believed these things didn't happen. In the sweet, untroubled voice of a precocious teenage girl, Susie relates the awful events of her death and her own adjustment to the strange new place she finds herself. It looks a lot like her school playground, with the good kind of swing sets. With love, longing, and a growing understanding, Susie watches her family as they cope with their grief, her father embarks on a search for the killer, her sister undertakes a feat of amazing daring, her little brother builds a fort in her honor and begin the difficult process of healing. In the hands of a brilliant novelist, this story of seemingly unbearable tragedy is transformed into a suspenseful and touching story about family, memory, love, heaven, and living.
