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That’s right – Dude HAD to have the Poopy Puppy firework.
You know what it did? I thought it would shoot sparks out of it’s butt, but no, it pooped that black “snake-like” substance. You know those black cubes you light and then they expand and stretch like a snake uncoiling? That was what this firework pup did.
Dude was disappointed; he was expecting an ass full of sparks.
Granted, not the best picture of us, but it was taken with Kevin’s phone, at night, and the flash gave us a yellow-ish tinge, and my boobs are nearly down to my belly, but every time I see this picture, it makes me smile, because we were in Chicago, riding the night trolley to see the lights and just enjoying each other’s company.
That’s picture perfect in my book. 🙂
This week’s theme: Hope
God’s love. What greater hope is there?
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I had a nice surprise in the mail yesterday:
(Isn’t that a fun way to wrap an ornament?)
I opened them (I had three) and this was what was inside:
These are my new favorite ornaments!! I love them!! THANK YOU to my ornament exchange person, Lisa from Adventures in JuJuBoo!
This was the first time I had participated in Kailani’s ornament exchange, but it won’t be my last! That was too fun!
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This week’s theme: Breakfast
Why yes, this is a BBQ grill, in our house. And the husband is cooking breakfast on it. And his nose is red because it’s about 30 degrees in our house. And if you look closely, you’ll see the blanket we have over the doorway (we sectioned off the house to try and keep it warmer) and the refrigerator door? Is open because all of our food spoiled and we were trying to cook it in an effort to at least eat some of it. This was taken during an ice storm that buried us in January 2007 and left us without electricity for 11 days. In fact, I’ll post the entries from that time period shortly, if you’re interested. That was an experience, let me tell you. |
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This week’s theme: Reflection
I’ve posted this picture before, but I’m going to post it again because not only is it a reflection in my side mirror (on my old Ford Escape), but a reflection of how I spend 90 minutes of my day, everyday, waiting to either drop off kids, or pick up kids. I don’t really mind, it gives me a chance to listen to music and return to reality after being on the computer all day, and it’s also a chance to slow time down and study my children as they walk toward me. I wish I had thought ahead and took weekly pictures of them so you could see how much they’ve changed over the years. It’s both sad and exciting all at the same time. |
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