Don and I hit the road in the RV to head for the desert for Thanksgiving. It was in the 80's and beautiful down that way. It's a slower pace so lots of "down" time. The day we left, Joe and Shana told us they we will be expecting our 5th grandchild June 6. Very exciting!!!!!

Happy Thanksgiving!!!! and to my kids that ditched us this year....I love you and have a great time.

AAAHHHHHHHH!!!

Ok...this is the last time (maybe) that I'll rant about Hilary. In reading about the democratic debate, Hilary said she takes pride "....for being the FIRST women to be a credible candidate for president." Does she honestly believe that out of all the women present and past, that she is the first one worth voting for. I'm absolutely stunned!!!

I was reading today in Newsweek about how there will never be another time as the
the 60's for such radical change. As one who lived through the 60's it seems like a thousand years ago. Was there really a time when we couldn't wear pants to school? Did my uncle really have to get the house loan for my mom because as a single women she wouldn't qualify? Sexual harrassment was treated as a joke, with sketches of bosses chasing their secretary around the desk. Which brings me to my #1 thing I don't get. OK...first of all I vote person, not party. And...I'm a registered democrat. Here's what I don't get. How can any women in my generation (baby boomer) who lived through these times of inequality, vote for Hilary. Women's rights have come so far that to even have a hope of a women President is huge! But do we really want that 1st one to be her. After what her husband did to women in general (I know it was consensual, but she was 18 and he was the President), and Hilary kept mum about it, we realize now for political reasons. Women have worked too hard to get the diginity and respect in the work place that men have had for years to vote in someone who gave up her dignity and respect for political aspirations. The first women President is going to make history and it just saddens me that it might be her. All I can say is, "not with my vote."

SO IT BEGINS:

Well, after much discussion with my daughter, Cari, I decided on "A Day in the Life of..." for my blog name. Not very original but not quite as controversial as Cari would like. I'm a totally new blogger who thought this would be a great place for my "menopausal rants" as Cari puts it, and a great place for pictures of my grand-girlies. Don is 60 and I (Eve) am 55 (I always like pointing out that I am the waaay younger one). We have 3 married children, 2 beautiful and perfect grand-girlies, and two precious grand-babies (boy and girl) on the way. So here we go...