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Did I stop on the right or the left? I think it was this side. Oops. That was definitely not the side I should have started using.
Did I stop on the right or the left? I think it was this side. Oops. That was definitely not the side I should have started using.
Two hours alone with Evan while the big children are swimming, so Cathy and Doug are: a. going out for dinner or b. running errands or c. taking a nap or d. staying awake.
Things I shouldn’t have to say: Put the GameBoy down and aim. Don’t eat the Playmobile food. Peanuts are not for tickling. Get that out of your nose.
Half-Nekkid Thursday
I hate my body right now, so I’m having trouble coming up with an idea for “Half-Nekkid Thursday”. Maybe I will wander past Doug’s camera half-nekkid and only his audience will see it. I do have something really good saved for breastfeeding week, August 1-7. Barry might not be able to see it at work […]
Next week Doug and Noah are going to Boy Scout camp for 4 days. I will miss them dearly (and be off my rocker when they return) but after seeing the ticks on Doug after last year’s camping trip I have NO desire to camp with them.
Did you see the faces of the other panelists at Knoxville’s town hall meeting about TennCare when Tim Burchett bad-mouthed WalMart?!? If I didn’t have such a bad migraine I would have laughed out loud. I wish Bubba was still around to give his thoughts on the meeting.
When Sarah and I argue, it is almost always about clothing. Our biggest tiff this summer was over her choice of footwear for a visit to her great-grandmother’s nursing home. I don’t care if they are a 4 dollar pair from Old Navy or a hundred dollar pair from a big department store, flip-flops are […]
This year’s Blogathon is scheduled for August 6th. However, Tommy has a big STAR event that day, so I can’t participate in the Blogathon like last year. I guess I could participate if one or two other bloggers want to do a team blog.
For the next two weeks, Tommy is spending his afternoons at the school learning to better use the Plato system to pass the Gateway tests. He used it last year for almost all of his classes so we are pretty familiar with the program. While other high school students change classes, over-weight and uncoordinated Tommy […]