Okay, people. I have started a NEW blog! You can now find us at http://ourlifeincrazytown.wordpress.com Some posts will be password protected, so all you have to do is enter the STATE we live in, and you will be able to read everything! So, that's it!
I will miss you old blog. You have been good to us. :)
Friday, February 19, 2010
Tuesday, February 02, 2010
What?!
This morning at breakfast...
Evan: "Mommy, you're too big to fit in my mouth."
Me: "What?! I'm too big to fit in your MOUTH???"
Evan: "Yeah. I don't want to chew you."
Thanks, buddy. That's good to know. One less thing I have to worry about....
Evan: "Mommy, you're too big to fit in my mouth."
Me: "What?! I'm too big to fit in your MOUTH???"
Evan: "Yeah. I don't want to chew you."
Thanks, buddy. That's good to know. One less thing I have to worry about....
Friday, January 29, 2010
Christmas 2009
So everyone get excited...I am FINALLY posting Christmas pictures!! I considered skipping right over Christmas and just moving on, but this blog serves as a kind of a scrapbook for me, so here we are a month late posting Christmas pics. Oh well. Also, the order is not really correct, but we are just going to have to deal with it. :)
I have to start by saying that every year that I can remember as a kid at Christmas or Thanksgiving, my dad had my sister and I do a "Turkey Dance". Now you may think, "oh, I bet that's a funny looking dance." And you would be right. Because we would dance with the dead turkey that he was about to put in the oven. My dad would make up some crazy song about how Tom the Turkey was dead, and my sister and I would each hold a "hand" and make the Turkey dance. (And you thought YOUR family was weird!) Anyway, since having kids that dance with the actual dead turkey doesn't happen anymore because, well....the kids would probably be grossed out. Instead, this tradition has morphed into something more theatrical. For instance this year, the three little boys dressed up like Shepard's, my sister dressed like Mary, Katie was Jesus in the "manger", and my dad and uncle played the saw and the bones (yes, literally a saw and bones) while we all sang a Christmas song. After the Christmas song, the kids got down to a little John Denver. Anyway, after that LONG explanation...here are the pictures. (They are only from scene 2 - John Denver's "Thank God I'm a Country Boy". I didn't have my camera for the first part)
My mom and my aunt. Sisters or TWINS??? Sisters, but crazy, huh??
(she's thinking, "how did I end up in this crazy family??"
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