Latest RevGal Meme

1) Do you like your hair?

Yes and no :-) It's low mintenance and spikey fun, but sometimes unruly too.

2) Have you ever colored your hair? If not, would you consider it?

Yes. I once came home with purple hair and a wild cut. Mom was not pleased.

3) What's the longest you've ever worn your hair? The shortest?

Longest- halfway down my back. Shortest- shaved bald. I raised money for kids with cancer about 2 years ago saint patty's day. It was almost all one length at about 7 inches when I did it, which is long for me. Curious? Look here and here and here
I raised $1800 for children and it is one of the most worthwhile things I have ever done.

4) When and what was your worst. haircut. ever?

I cut my own bangs as a toddler too many times to count. Was a bit of a hellion. Good thing I grew out of that ;)

5) Tell us a favorite song or scene from a book or movie dealing with hair.

I have two words to say (and no, it's not "Denny Crane") ------>

DEMI MOORE


I challenge anyone to beat me on the shock value of #3.

Ok, I'm game

I am interested in what others think of me. Please select what words describe me on my Johari Window. If you really want to help me, try my Nohari window. Thanks :-)

My furry friend, Addie

For those of you who talk to me on a regular basis, you know that my dog was recently diagnosed with lymphoma. It is not curable, so we are doing our best to make her limited time with us a happy as possible. She is a great dog, and her life will be cut short -- she is about 3.5 years old. She has a special place in our hearts, having been born deaf. I have been too caught up with things at home to post any more frequently. All of your prayers are appreciated.

A Light Blazes in the Darkness

A Light Blazes in the Darkness

Just in case I have any readers, don't forget to make a daily trip to the Advent Devotional blog that accompanies the RevGalBlogPal book: A Light Blazes in the Darkness.
A group from my faith community is using this resource for Advent this season. We are meeitng on Tuesday nights to reconnect in this season of preparation and waiting.

We are merely Stewards

This story really hit me this morning. Perhaps it is because of Sunday's gospel message of the talents. We are gven gifts that must be shared others. Our inheritance has nothing to do with property. We do not "own" anything, but everything is given to us by God. We get caught up so much in church finances and the building. This congregation is listening to the "Still Speaking God". The death of one congregation provides for the ressurection of God's pople through the new caretakers. May this congregation experience the resurrection of Christ through this act of stewardship. Theirs is the inheritance that God has waiting for them.

RevGal Friday Five

1) Apple Pie -- I prefer apple dumplings to apple pie, but the apples must be tart and both must be warm and buried under vanilla bean ice cream

2) Cherry Pie -- not too crazy about cherry pie, but again the cherries must be sour/tart. I prefer a pie called "bumbleberry", which is a mixed berry pie, heavy on the raspberries.

3) Pumpkin Pie -- a holiday favorite, best enjoyed with whipped topping made from scratch like grandma used to make. My partner likes to use real pumpkin, not that canned stuff.

4) Chocolate Cream Pie -- only if dark chocolate. Would compromise if it was mint chocolate though.

5) Pecan Pie -- mmm, yumm :-)

Bonus Question: Do you have a favorite kind of pie not on this admittedly short list?

When I was a child, a local restaurant (long closed) had a peanut butter cream pie that had a great, firm peanut butter cream texture with chopped peanuts throughout. I have tried other peanut butter pies over the last 20 years or so, and I am almost always dissapointed.

I probably shouldn't have used a Friday Five to return to the Blog World, but I am at work and I can't imbed links for some reason.

I will write more later.