Happy Sunday, ladies,
Nikkic, you have a real problem on your hands with the house projects! Good luck. If DH and I ever tackled something that big...either the siding or the roof...**** would freeze over before we could get finished.

Ain't no way, baby.
It is sunny and cold with a gale wind blowing here today. Yesterday was great and I worked out in the yard all afternoon. DH is feeling like he got hit with a freight train

so no help out of him. He did suggest an early diner at a new Mexican place that just opened up here. I jumped on it but knew it would blow that pound I was boasting about Friday. Yep! Sure enough this morning I was exactly one pound up again, which wipes out all of last week. Darn.

Why am I such a sucker for just one meal that I don't have to cook. Three chicken enchiladas simply beckoned and down the garden path I went.

I jumped right back on the points today though. I know I am eating too many to lose quickly...probably 27 or 28...but I am going to give it a try at this level because I just am not a good starver.
I would love to see that movie. I want to REALLY REALLY bad.

It will have to come here though and it might take a while before that happens. That way we can leave the girls at home while we go. It's awful to let them run our lives this way, but they are worth it.
Aleka, a cottage on the lake sounds so romantic. One June DH and I went to some football meetings on Cape Cod. I took a day trip over to Nantucket and totally lost my heart to those little gray cottages. If I ever owned one, I don't know if I could ever let it go! I know eastern winters are killers though. Florida certainly would take care of that problem.
Lynn, do you live right on the water too? I've always thought it would be so great, but sounds like it also has its darker side! I'm sorry you are faced with such indecision about where to live. That can be so traumatic. My son lives across the street from us and is the technology director for our school district...luckily for me because when computer problems come up, I can do far more harm than good in a matter of seconds. As for the icons, maybe I need some help as well. I have always

(ha ha...the two weeks I have been here!) quick posted and then edited to add smileys. If you use the post reply instead, is that how you can do it all at once? I love them. They are so cool.
It would be amazing if you two ended up in the same town in Florida. I don't think I could ever live there. For 16 years, because of DH's job, we had a ten-day "bonus" in Miami, right on the beach across from Bal Harbour from Dec. 28 to the end of the first week of January. It was very beautiful. All of the Orange Bowl parties and such, great area, everyone in our little town would have loved to have gone. We had fun, but the weather was so humid most of the time and usually quite warm or else bitterly cold and everyone was in a state about the freezing of the fruit. Several years we drove and went all over Florida before coming home. It is a neat place to see but I just can't do that humidity well. Don't think I could ever live there year around. I love the cold. DH, on the other hand, is starting to hurt really badly in the deep of winter but he too loves the snow and I don't think would ever want to leave here. He and all his family were born here for several generations. Those roots are hard to sever. Here in Missouri we have all four seasons. In the spring, I work feverishly getting things all in order in our yard because once that humidity strikes, the siren call of the air conditioner is even stronger than that of those chicken enchiladas!
Let's hope this will be a "losing" week for all of us.
Sugardrop