Just thought I'd point out to all my family the Cruella Deville streak I have going on in my hair. I actually have two of them. This one in the front usually doesn't show because of the way I part and wear my hair. However, the one in the middle (which you can't see here) shows up better after my hair is fixed. I have not colored my hair in almost a year. The girls and Joe almost had a fit when I told them that. I don't care - I'm not vain as I was in my youth. Yes, I want to look nice and 99% of the time I do. I just don't care if my hair is turning gray. I will be 60, (yes, you read that right) in about a year and a half. I have EARNED my gray hair. A whole lot of my friends have been gray for quite some time. And I quite enjoy going to get my hair cut and they say, "That will be $35." Yeah. I can deal with that. Usually with cut and color and with a tip, it's about $135.
I made Daddy this "pocket" prayer shawl and attached one of the crosses he gave me when I came home for Christmas about 5 years ago. I'm going to mail it to him so he can keep it with him and know that I am praying for him and thinking of him, even though I can't be there physically.
My Zumba Gold class at the YMCA celebrated Valentine's Day on Monday this week because we don't have Zumba on Thursdays. Everyone tried to wear red (except the ones that weren't there the day they announced it). Here are some of the women (and men) that I take Zumba with. The class didn't seem to be as full this day as it usually is.
My Zumba instructor, Maria, on the left of me and one of the friends I've made in class, Carol, on the right of me. I think they are both about 5 years older than me (64).
We had a little bit of snow on Tuesday, but by the time I left to go home after work, it was all gone.
Looks like it's Valentine's Day at the Jondahl house. There are my cards to Joe and to each girl, and Joe's cards to me and each girl (plus candy).
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