Schneiderville: Happy Mother's Day, Everyone!

This was my Mother's Day breakfast in bed. Yes, that is the lid to a storage container, but we don't have any serving trays and like Tom said, if I spilled my juice, it would be an easy cleanup! Those flowers are from various sources in our yard and Jackson made the card! I should have scanned it so you could see the inside of it. He drew me and my left ear is horribly misshapen! I also got this beautiful frame that I love. See below.

Happy Mother's Day to all the mothers, but especially to my mother! Thank you for everything you've done for me throughout my life. I am very grateful. I love you! :)

Here's the reason Mother's Day is now a special day for me! I sure got lucky with this one!

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Tom's birthday was Thursday and so I made lasagna and peanut butter pie. The lasagna was really good, but the peanut butter pie was entirely too rich. I think we would have been better off, and it would have saved me a heap of time, if we would have just dug out a spoonful of peanut butter and ate it! Anyway, I will be making that lasagna again for sure. Here is a link to the recipe: BEST LASAGNA EVER The Pioneer Woman has a lot of really great ones, plus she does them step by step, which helps those of us who are culinary challenged!

Jackson and I bought Tom some outdoor solar lights to light up his stone walkway. I really like them and they put off a lot more light than I thought they would! I hope you had a great birthday, Tom!

The first card I made I had his age as 38. Duh. I just can't keep up with things anymore, much less how old people are! I thought for a whole year I was already 42, until I turned 42 in March and realized I had just missed my whole year of being 41! I need a do-over for real on that.

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Old Buster

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Jackson and I went to the Art Festival at Centennial on Friday. I love to walk around those things and I rarely miss them. I was worried the grounds would be too wet for them this year, but it was fine. The wind was horrible and blowing some tents down, but it was a pretty day otherwise. Here Jackson is eating his lunch, a corndog, at 10 a.m. He just HAD to have one and suddenly was "starving to death" when he saw the little booth that had them.