Anyhoodle--here are a few snaps from my week.
We finally got a bit of snow on Friday. Nothing fun. It was gone by the time work was over as the rain had started, so I was glad I got a pic of it. I'm still holding out for a good storm. When my mother is giving up hope for a blizzard I remind her that on April 1, 1997 it snowed several inches in near blizzard conditions. I remember that one because I thought it was a particularly nice April Fools' Day joke by Mother Nature.
I'm beginning to think I have a doughnut problem. People bring them to me and say things like "This had your name written all over it." I love yummy treats, but I don't love increasing my girth.
This is the dumbest question ever (and the blurriest photo) but what food do these shoes make you think of? I have to say chocolate covered cherries. It's weird the directions my brain will travel right before lunch.
I made a little prezzie for Aiden. I love quick projects that take about an hour and come out so cute. I'll try to get a pic of him looking at it - he makes the cutest little excited faces.
Some days I wish I was my dog.
Finishing up a school project with Z-man tonight. He asked for this ridiculously large artist's kit for Christmas one year, and I was only too happy to oblige. Alicia and I would have both asked for the same thing when we were younger. I would have bled everything dry and saved the fancy box. Alicia would still have hers shrink-wrapped in the closet because she wouldn't have wanted to use it.
Now I must get back to watching ALF. I loves me some Gordon Shumway :) "You're the one who's out of this world, sweet baby! You're the one who's out of this world...."
Hah, people will say 'Well, EVeryone had chevron (or ombre) walls back then, I wouldn't do it NOW!' But even in the 80's there must have been people like me, who did NOT follow the trends. =)
ReplyDeleteCherries were the first thing I thought of too... those shoes look delicious. (And cute!)
And ridiculously large artist's kits were always on my wishlist when I was younger... and once I actually received one! =)
You always make me laugh!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Kris
ALF!!! That was my little brother's favorite show. He even had an ALF doll that he slept with every night. It's currently a chair saver in his office.
ReplyDeleteAnd those shoes are cute! I thought about chocolate covered cherries too when I saw them. Great minds must think alike.
When I was little my Nainy always told me to eat my greens - I think, on that basis, that doughnut counts as one of your 5-a-day! :)
ReplyDeleteHa, I don't think you have a doughnut problem, so much as a 'no' problem ;o) (I have the same problem, so I'm rather glad my new colleagues aren't into the constant sweetie supply the old ones were)
ReplyDeleteYour shoes remind me of Boston Baked Beans! haha
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