#3 left yesterday for his turn at his grandparents' house. Our house without its resident superhero? With no one jumping off of the furniture or building fantastic castles in the classroom? A little boring.
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My sweet mother in law saw my purple striped hair yesterday. She hated it. Loves me. Hates my hair. If one of her sons was going to end up with a girl with wild hair, she always thought it would be the one who is a drummer in a death metal band not the lovably nerdy Computer Guy.
The Computer Guy thinks it's hot.
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#1 starts her first job today. Her cousin owns a silk-screening and embroidery shop and has offered my artistic child a chance to learn graphic design and production. She'll be working on Tuesdays and Thursdays. She can't wait to make a little money and is thrilled with the notion that her hobby could become a career some day. Who says this new generation is lazy?
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Our neighborhood pool was damaged in the floods earlier this week. We miss swimming every day. A pool at the house or in the neighborhood will be a "must have" when we move to Dallas. I can't imagine summer without a pool to exhaust the children.
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We survived the floods. Thank you for all of the emails asking after my family's welfare. We're soggy but good. My readers rock!
3 comments:
Of course Computer Guy thinks it is hot... all us nerds and geeks have a thing for funny colored hair and weirdness... why do you think anime is so popular? (Not sure how you reproduce those crazy big eyes... that might take a little work.)
As for your readers rocking... they do, and in fact a new reader, my wife, updated ME on one of your posts yesterday! LOL
She goes: "Did you read Shoved to them yet?!" (About the roly poly) I just chuckled. I think you are the only real blog she reads - outside of her Foodie blogs and her Faith and Family stuff.... that sentence didn't come out right... but I will leave it for affect.
I feel awful! I didn't know you were having floods. I'm so glad you are okay.
The title of this post would be a good title for a blog. :)
Yes you absolutely must have an easily accessible pool in Dallas. That's what I always say (of course)!
Glad you survived the floods, even if your pool did not!
And #1's job sounds awesome; of course your hair is too!
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