Yankeegals Cafe The World through my eyes…

 

A lil’about me    

I’m a SAHM & personal shopper. I’m a born again believer who believes in having real meaningful relationships that lead to real community with one another.

I’m a people person, an extrovert!

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I sell Toothpastes, Scobies, and Kiefer grains . My daughters  knit and crochet things:  Needle cases, Yarn animals, coffee cozies, swiffer wipes, wash cloths, tote bags, dish scrubbies,bath mats, barbie clothes, catnip toys and toddler toys & games! I have a blog post with an examples of these things that they have made.

I try to blog about a wide array of topics that happen to be on my  heart and mind at the time.  Some serious things, other things not so serious and merely for FUN!!

Remember, I’m human. 

 I’ve been told by some, that they never know when to take me serious and when not, as I tend to joke around a whole lot.  If you do not know me personally or have not spent a whole lot of time talking with me on a personal level. You may scratch your head a bit…and think I’m a ditz! :o)~

 I’ve also been called morbid and free-spirited, for what it’s worth.   I tend to mesh best with  people that are different & unique in their ways.   

Anything else you want to know just ask! I’m pretty open and believe that you should say what you mean and mean what you say. Regardless. Keeps life intresting!

 I welcome you all to comment about anything I post here…Hoever,  just because you comment doesn’t mean I will put it through. Anything spiteful or mean gets deleated, as I am all about having a fun carefree blog! And it is not what you say so much that matters, it’s HOW you say it! <3

Disclaimer: If you are a first time visitor to my blog- please know that this is not a “Christain Only” blog. I discuss and talk openly about many things. I do not wish for anyone to get offended, which is why I am stating this here.

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“No matter what life hands us, just remember…Life is not about waiting for the storms to pass – it’s about learning how to dance in the rain.”