from under his feathers: friday faves and a february photo-a-day catch up

Hey friends! Welp, I have to say, I am glad this week is over, though it seems that it went by so fast, and I really didn't get to doing anything that I had planned on doing (specifically, getting outside for a couple of hikes while Shiloh was at school). It's been rough sleep wise. Though, last night I managed to get a full, uninterrupted night's sleep (whaaaat!?), the kids were fussy and frustrating. It's like, I can't win. Whatevs. Thinking maybe I will make Fridays "go for a walk and a picnic" day with my little ones... let's see how soon I can get out the door in the morning before meltdowns and naptimes ensue.

In other news, I was contacted earlier this week by an old colleague from the corporation I used to work for about a position open with the company she now works for... I cleaned up my resume and sent it off to the lady who would need to see it. I am uneasy about it, in some ways, primarily because of my little ones. The only thing I can think though is this season is for us to get on our feet and the faster we can bring the money in, the faster we can move on and start living our dreams. Not sure how I feel about working for a major corporation again... I am considering all options though... and I would be able to work from home... so we'll see I guess. I'll keep you posted.

This week's Friday faves is good - basically because I kept track of all the great links that I watched or read this week. You will enjoy all of them, I promise thee.

FIRST: this dude is heading back to my ancestral lands (Isle of Lewis is north of where this guy ends up - the Isle of Skye - I am from the Morrison Clan - Dun Eistein!) SECOND: don't you want to be this free??
Holy heavens. This must be so fun. I can't even imagine being this fit.
Bjork as a music teacher - what else would you expect?
and while we're at it: this
THis blog is awesome - Letters of Note - found these two
Letter from a former slave to his former master
Kurt Vonnegut's letter to his family during his stay in the repatriation camp post Dresden bombing
One more Ron Paul plug

....and now for February Photo-a-day catch up...