These are great ideas and great plan to help Haiti's people, one at a time. Every little bit helps and everyone can make a difference.

I like the look and feel of the new version but the compose window takes for ever to load and now that my bandwidth is not as fast as it was in the states it's nearly impossible to post anything with any speed. I'm sticking with the old, I know exactly where everything is there :-)

Lance--yeah, why do we buy the stuff? Because we know we like it, we plan to control the portion or work it off somehow and that doesn't always happen. I'm better at working out harder then I am at controlling every bite, but I try and then I work at not stressing about it. Let's just stay healthy inside and out!! Thanks for stopping in. I'll be over at the Jungle to see what provoking thought you bring to us on the 2nd Sunday of the year :-)

Hi Sally.Thanks for the well wishes. I appreciate you stopping by:-)

Hey Lance. Thanks for coming over, I wish I had coffee to offer ;-) Yes, I do agree that the best way for kids to learn sports and sportsmanship is to let them play, regardless of their skills. They will get better and soon learn but they first need a chance and encouragement. They seem to have a lot of that here!!

Sara, thank you for being here. It is very challenging sometimes to make do with those little things we no longer have. It's a valuable lesson for us all, even my kids are realizing this. The other day my youngest daughter said "can't we just get some of those panda puff cereal from Trader Joe's?" Ummm no. I'm still doing my homework on how I can get things to grow in my sandy, salty back yard. Thanks for stopping in and leaving a comment. Terie

Hi Janice. I'm so honored to have the author of this awesome book visiting and leaving a comment. This is so exciting :-) I'm just glad to have found you because the timing was perfect. I will continue to read and see what I find within me. Thanks again for visiting. Many blessings to you as well.