I was just looking at all the pictures I have hung up on my desk when I remembered that I never shared them with you! I know at least once I’ve mentioned that the pictures of my nephews hanging above my computer make me smile when people are being crabby with me. So the one afternoon, I snapped a picture of my desk area with my cell phone (it was the one day, practically ever, that I didn’t have my digital camera). I finally got the picture off my cell phone and uploaded.

On the upper left hand corner you can see the calendars that I made for Christmas this year. There are two because I made one for each side of my family. Then there are the pictures of Aiden and Killian lined up to frame my computer. Also on the desk are my smell-good spray and anti-bac lotion from Bath and Body Works. So there you have it, my space at work!! There’s actually a lot more desk space than just that, but that’s the part that is important. You saw some of the rest of it in the daffodil pictures.

Happy Dyngus Day everyone!! If you don’t live in an area with a large Polish population, you’re probably going “huh?” This holiday is on your calendar as Easter Monday. Dyngus Day, also spelled Dingus Day, the day after Easter Sunday, is largely celebrated here in South Bend. It’s a day for Polish food– Kielbasa, noodles, sourkraut, and don’t forget the beer. It’s also the unofficial kickoff to the political season. I don’t really care about the politics, but I might head out after work tonight to find some sausage and noodles. They keep talking about it on the radio and it’s making me hungry!

Most importantly, remember, everyone is Polish on Dyngus Day!