Who Needs a Handyman?

11.08.06 (7:48 am)   [edit]
Everyone needs a handyman, and when you don't have one, is when you want one...If I were ever to marry again, he would have to be funny, and a handyman.....and a few bucks wouldn't hurt either. lol For years I have just taken for granted things that my hubby, or my dad would do around the house...hubby was great at cleaning the bathtub, and the kitchen sink.....he would sprinkle comet and rub it around, so it became paste and go sit back and wait for the comet to work.....the smell of comet always twicks my memory of him... If the washer broke or the dryer or the bathtub fosset leaked....he fixed it......or called my dad... Unfortunately now I have to call my handyman..... I ask him to put in a new fosset in the bathtub around 3 or 4 months ago, and he still hasn't done it....I hate waiting for help....I'm not very patient....I'm cute, but not patient.....well the cute is questionable too.... Tblog was my first blogging sight, but had so much trouble with it, I changed to blogspot....but for some unknown reason I can't leave comments on my friends sights that have tblog.....the screen is white.....so I came back to see if I could check it out, and found my old tblog sight.....so I am rambling, but i am also checking to see which sight I like best.....

Funny Family

07.05.06 (2:12 pm)   [edit]
Thank God for pictures...things you were to young to remember, a picture puts it in your mind. This picture is of me and my crazy uncles...... I had a very fun family....My dad came from Germany when he was 18 with his family...I remember him telling a story of his trip on the boat here...my grandpa was on the lower bunk and my dad on the top...dad had an accident and it dripped down on my grandpa who jumped up yelling "the boat is sinking, the boat is sinking". I have to laugh everytime I think of that story. Dad and family landed in Fremont Ohio. I understand he was quite the charmer...He met my mom at a dance in Toledo Ohio.... I can remember my parents rolling up the front room carpet and putting it on the front porch, while my aunts and uncles, and all there German friends would dance....Back then no one ever got a babysitter...we kids were always there...sitting in a corner WATCHING....oh yeah....I can remember having a toothache, and my mom told me to put whiskey on a cotton ball and apply it to my tooth....well let me tell you I was slumped in the corner, but I think the pain went away...lol I have a movie of when I was 5, riding on the handle bars of my dads bike in Pearson Park....All my aunts and uncles were there....my mom, and aunts were swinging on the swings, sliding down the slides.....the proof is in the picture....I'm so happy to have that movie...it is a little blurry, but then so am I........ Card playing was very popular with them...I can remember traveling to Elmore and Woodville Ohio while they played cards. Every month it was at a different house. I know that God was with us, because I have to admit, my daddy had a few drinks under his belt...and we always made it safely home....I knew he was tipsy because he always started to sing Good Night Irene, Good Night...it was a popular song back then...and I would say, ok daddy time to go.... We use to go to Luna Pier where they had an outside dance floor. One of their German friends had a cottege there....Then when I was around 2 my parents bought there own cottege....More fun to tell you about later.... about my amazing dad Fritzie p.s. My aunt Sophia use to call my dad Fritzalie.....in her little german accent...... & nbsp; Thanks for reading......Granny Judy A Quote for the Day!

My friends call me a cheerful person. I try to have a positive outlook on life. I keep very busy around the house, inside and out. I am a 65 year old widow with 4 children 3 girls and 1 boy, and 6 grandchildren. 4 girls and 2 boys. My granddaughter Ali was 17 when she passed away with cancer. It's tough to loose a husband and a granddaughter. But then no one said life was easy....... These are a few of my memories of my childhood, and as a young mother. You never realize how great life was, until you get older and then rely on memories.