November 6, 2008 in Uncategorized by funkyleo | 4 comments


Hey Guys, this is for school work. My mom wanted me to take pictures outside and write about them, for writing. I’ll probably have to do this every week, maybe every two weeks. So here it is, it’s not very good though.


Picture 1:

Picture 1, is of a lake, the neighbours lake.  Of course I didn’t go in to take this picture, it was taken from the road. As you can see, it’s surrounded by the woods. They use the lake to go fishing in, I don’t see them go down there as much as they used to. If I had a lake, I’d keep it clean and swim in it!


Picture 2:

Picture 2 is of hills and trees. It’s much prettier in person though. My Aunt Deedy has a camper in our woods, which is where I took the picture. I’m in the camper right now. It’s very nice
(I’m not really in the camper, but I was whenever I wrote that).


Picture 3:

Picture 3, is a picture of a Pepsi can lying on the ground. It’s in our woods, but I didn’t put it there. Whoever put it on the ground should’ve out it in a recycle bin, or at least thrown it away! I would have. This picture, represents littering.


Picture 4:

Picture 4, is again in our woods! It’s actually a small area. I think it’d be nice to go camping there. I like camping. This place is flat, and surrounded by trees. I like the way the sun’s shining through. It makes the picture very pretty.


Picture 5:

Picture 5 is a picture of my Aunt Deedy’s camper. I like to go down there to the camper and listen to music and other things. It’s nice down there, very quiet though. Sometimes I spend the night down there. I like doing that.

Alright so, my assignment is now done!!! :D But I’ll probably post later, maybe later on tonight, or maybe tomorrow. Sorry if I don’t by the way……

Kelsey

Hopeful Farm Foundation

September 29, 2008 in Uncategorized by funkyleo | Permalink

Hey Guys! So this is important, we know these people who are doing a thing called Hopeful Farm Foundation, which, I think this post will pretty well explain this. It’s actually someone else’s email that I want to copy and paste so I can show you guys this. It hasn’t quite gotten completely started yet, we have to raise $74,000 dollars or more…….So if anyone wants to make a donation that’d be great! I’ve already made a donation by the way, it was $75 dollars, it’s not much, but it will help, any little bit helps. :) So here’s the post:

Dear Friends,

I would like to take a moment this morning to invite you and your children to participate in a very special event that is going on this week – something your family is just going to love to be a part of! 

Many of you are familiar with our company publishing company Remembrance Press, home of the The Gift of Family Writing and The Girlhood Home Companion. This summer we began a new chapter in our lives with the founding of Hopeful Farm, a non-profit organization based in Kentucky that ministers to families impacted by special needs.

The vision for Hopeful Farm was planted in our hearts ten years ago, after the birth and death of their fourth child, Nicholas, who was born with a genetic syndrome. Now, Hopeful Farm is finally becoming a reality.

The mission of Hopeful Farm is truly unique and much needed as it seeks to provide an all-access environment in which families impacted by special needs may find time to focus on each other, build relationships, and gain refreshment and renewal in an escape from the exhausting grind of everyday life.

This is the first time Hopeful Farm has held a benefit of this magnitude, and you will not believe the resources that are being donated as a thank you for your participation. If you have been wanting some of my writing or drawing products to enrich your home school curriculum, not to mention our resources for mothers and daughters, this is something you have to see! www.hopefulfarmfoundation.org/benefit.htm    

Not only that, but my publishing friends have donated some incredible resources as well, as a way to bless you for becoming involved in this very important work. Your family can have a direct impact on families with children with special needs – and in return, your own family will receive a blessing from all of the wonderful companies that have offered their products in support of Hopeful Farm.

If you would like to hear what Hopeful Farm is all about, you can access an online interview by Cindy Rushton with my daughter Claire and I at www.hopefulfarmfoundation.org/interview.html    

This benefit will run for one week only until Sunday, October 5th, so take a look now…and please tell a friend or three or four about it!

Thank you and God bless,
Jill Novak
www.remembrancepress.com

I don’t know how much that explains, but i hope it helps, anyway, if you just go to the website which is:

www.hopefulfarmfoundation.org

I did read this by the way, and I’ll be doing a lot more Sign Language, and I’ll also be teaching some to the family who’s doing it (even though I don’t know it all the way lol). If you guys can donate that’s great, if not, that’s fine to. :) Well, I guess I’ll just end my post, so bye.

Kelsey

Slideshow of my Family

August 17, 2008 in Family by funkyleo | Permalink

Here are some pictures of my older sister Jennifer (26) and her husband and my nieces and nephews.  My newest niece was born on the 4th of July this year.

My Birthday Present

July 28, 2008 in Uncategorized by funkyleo | 1 comment

Hey Everybody!  Check out the new Converse shoes I’m going to get for my birthday in another week…they’re on the left sidebar.  You should check out all the cool shoes they have at Zappos.com too!

Hey Guys!

July 1, 2008 in Home Life by funkyleo | Permalink

As you can see I haven’t posted in awhile. I have good reasons for that anyway, one of them is because I got sick, one of the medicines I was on, that was new, did some weird stuff to me.  I got better 3 or 4 days ago. I  wasn’t really phycisally sick, but mentally, I remember it was 2 weeks and I was constantly crying and I did 2 other things that I won’t mention, I wasn’t myself obviously. For those of you who saw my mom’s posts you know what happened, I did a couple of crazy things, or tried, but it’s over. The medicine was Lodrane 24 and I was taking Asthma medicine (steroids),  I had to drink lots of water to get it out of my system. So I’ve been better for about a week. For those of you who were prayng for me, thank you, that was really scary and I’m happy that it’s over with now.

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