The Year That Was 2009
In January, I declared my birthday a national holiday. People everywhere slept in and held parades.
My children and their dance group auditioned for “America’s Got Talent” in February. We never heard back from them.
We got some snow in March.
In April we had one crazy night of Mexican folkdancing.
Pumpkin Girl made her First Communion in May.
We bought a house and Philip had his retirement ceremony in June.
In July, we moved most of the way across the country and we couldn’t believe all the deer we were seeing!
August brought our first house guests and a big hail storm.
We went on a totally spontaneous trip to Disneyland in September. Back at home it started snowing on the last day of summer.
It kept snowing in October.
The turkey danced in November and we got more snow, saw more deer and worried about mountain lions.
By December, we stopped keeping track of the snow and deer, we got a new fridge and I got a new haircut.
And a good time was had by all.
Hi Lorri:
I was reading your blog today and saw your new haircut. Just wanted to say one thing: “I love it!”