Linda

i have been hunting for this guy for a long time... the only information i have on him is. his name was Scolfield Coleman he was a preacher and called Rev. S. Coleman he was born in Virginia, he married a Mary Anderson they had my grandmother in 1910 in Cook Co. Ill. and he died there ( i think) any help finding this guy would be great. I tried going backwards on grandma's birth record, but can't seem to get her birth record.

thank you in advance.

you can keep it Hill. .. we got some of it mixed with rain. it didn't stay.

isn't it great to beable to raise your own and can it.

good job!!

we have rain still here.

enjoy your nothing day Dee

i plan on working on some crafts today.

i don't have any chickens yet.. hoping to be able to get some this spring..

but got my pen and paper ready to take note.. i need all the information i can get.

it has been rainny all day here and in the 50's

i am having one of thoses days where you are busy all day but don't seem to gotten anything done.

hehehehehe.... never mind

how???

i had to book mark that one...

LOTS of recipies!!!

thanks

i think that cupcake idea is great... going to pass that along to my DD if you don't mind. she is having trouble with one of hers girls as to what she wants to be

and here i had always thought the answear was .. to get to the other side. shows what i know.

for your mom...

i remember all four of my grandparents. I was the first born grandchild on my dad's side and the second grandchild on my mothers side by two weeks.

both my grandmothers lived into their 90's. and grandfathers lived in to their 70's

i was close to my dad's mother, she helped raised us kids. she didn't have any health problems til she reached her mid 60's.

my grandpa on my mother's side loved to play board games.my other grandpa raise the best sweet corn and watermelon around.

i know that they had a big influance in my life... even my great grandmother that i had never met but heared lots of stories about she lived to be 99.

to mrs s hope you are able to post; and tell us aout yourself

didn't do much today not even the house work. Sent out grandson birthday gift.

i am feeling just a little blah today.

i got a cute one today in the mail. looks good enought to eat.

thanks mstooke .. it was so neat getting it...

come on in and say hi and welcome..

oh yea, have some of momo apple pie want icecreame with it?

bet if i was to look in my family history i'd fine him

my favorite author is Frank Yerby

as for my favorite book that would have to be which ever i am reading at the time.

i can't say as to what type of books i like the best... but have enjoyed .. tom sawyer, daddylong legs, anne franks dairy, the cossacks, atlas shurgged,that group about the cavebears, dante,lord of the rings.. i am not much on anything scary or mysteries. read valley of the doll(didn't care for it)any ways you get the idea.

i got it, i got it!!

a broom closet..

welcome to mrs.s. come on in and join the fun, we love to get to know you.

welcome to mrs s have a seat and tell us about yourself.

my day has started out with the monthoy stress headach... had to do the budget.

maybe it will get better.

oh well such is life... a challenge

the other day i was visiting with a friend of mine and she was telling me that paid 40.00 for one of her daughters halloween costume. 40.00 to me seems like a lot of money just for a costume. So i was wondering how many people still makes theirs or get them cheaper.

One year we had some old white sheets and we wraped our nephew up in it and gave him a doll and he went as a mummy. Another year my SIL took a box and fitted it to our grandson open the front of the box and ran sting back and forth like webbing and made a bar across the top saying www.trick or treat.com he went as a computer.

has anyone made their own costume??

we planted sugar maple...

we want to plant some white pine on the north and west side of us that is going to take a lot of trees. so maybe next year.

we have better luck with our trees planting them in the fall.