"I don't own a uterus!"

So I didn't intend on writing something everyday. I thought this would be something I would do once a week. It turns out I have a lot more to say than just once a week.
Last night at youth, the conversation turned to babies and led to the title of this blog. "I don't own a uterus." The youth director said he didn't own a uterus which was why he couldn't have a baby. But apparently I do own a uterus. I don't really think of my uterus as something I own. It is more just a part of me. It got me thinking about back in the day when Men "owned" their wives and the wife's job was to produce a heir. I bet those men thought they owned their wives' uteruses. I',m thinking any man who thinks he owns my uterus should think again. If anyone was to own my uterus, it would be me.
I'm getting into this whole cooking and trying new recipes. I was looking at the blog Annie Eats (http://annies-eats.com/) yesterday and found a recipe of Challah bread. I fully intend on trying to make it this weekend. I don't know who will be eating it though. It looks like the nice guy I met and I aren't actually going to see each other again anytime soon. I just don't get it. He seemed interested and continues to text me. He just doesn't seem to have time for me. And I've had enough of guys who don't have time for me. My life is full of guys who don't have time for me because I'm not as important as all the other women in their lives. No more of that for me. So I guess I'm back to trying to find someone on match.com. I'm not sure I've even been contacted by anyone else that looks promising. Maybe I'm too picky but I don't plan on changing now. 28 is not a good age to change. I'm set in my ways. I like what I like. Anyway, I'll be sure to let you know how the challah turns out. It looks like it'll be good and the recipe doesn't look that hard.
I started a new book the other day. It is called The Gospel According to Sydney Welles by Susi Rajah. It's typical light read with a romantic story but then it has a the twists of emails from Sydney to God. She's an agnostic who's been assigned to promote the Catholic church. So far it's got me hooked. I needed a little bit of a light read after reading the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and before reading the sequel, The Girl Who Played with Fire. I never have a shortage of things to read. I would be willing to bet I have no less than 40 books sitting on the table by my dresser waiting to be read. If only there were more hours in the day.
Still haven't been a full day of school since Christmas break. Today we were an hour late which is closer to a full day. It has definitely made getting up for school easier since I've gotten to ease into it. The day I have to be here at regular time is going to be rough. It has been nice getting up not to early and still having time to get ready in the morning, read my Bible, and get a chore or two done. Oh well. There is bound to be more snow soon and the whole process will start over. Until then I'll just try to teach my kids their letters, words, and some kind of math skill. It's been hard to get anything done with the shortened days.
Until tomorrow. Maybe I'll have some exciting news to report on the dating front. It's doubtful anything fantastic will happen but I can always hope for entertaining. Hot tub, anyone?