Saturday, March 31, 2007

Grandma Rules

The kids and I went to 2 stores for groceries today. After arriving home and getting everything inside before it rained, I started putting away the fridge & freezer items. I opened the freezer, and there staring at me was a Dairy Queen quart of ice cream, with big giant block letters saying, "FOR AARON AND LILLIAN ONLY"

Thanks Grandma, now Roy and I have to wait until bedtime to sneak out for our OWN DQ treat.

We had tacos for supper, but due to a picky husband and son, we didn't actually use taco meat. I added sausage seasoning to the ground pork, which was pretty good. I also had my black olives, tomatoes and sour cream, so I didn't complain about the meat. Lillian is the only one in the family who likes refried beans, but I forgot to buy them. We all like different things. On pizza delivery night (usually Thursday!), we order a pepperoni for Roy and the kids, and I get my favorite pizza - ham, mushrooms, and black or green olives. SO weird, I know. Lately Lillian has been wanting just cheese pizza, so we'll take off the pepperoni. I'm NOT getting 3 pizzas yet!

Emotional Reunion - Sailor Suprises 6 year old Son at School

You will cry, trust me.

Wednesday, March 28, 2007

A random test for everyone

I see there's some country music fans out there. Anybody Old Skool? I grayed out the ones that have been guessed. I need the Song title, the Artist is bonus points. I added a few more words to some of them. There's always Google if you get stumped. Keep going!

I borrowed this idea from my buddy Chris, who got it from somebody else. Such is the Internet!
Step 1: Put your iPod on random.
Step 2: Post the first line from the first 25 songs that play, no matter how embarrassing.
Step 3: Strike out the songs when someone guesses correctly.

Either email me at birdit24@yahoo.com with your guess (with the correct #), or post your comment here. Thanks for playing!!

  1. Take my hands, take my feet, take the music to the street
  2. She grew up in a Indiana town, had a good-lookin' mama, never was around
  3. Love is a burning thing, and it makes a fiery ring
  4. Like a hawk on the wind and the sun on the rise
  5. Darlin' you've got to let me know
  6. Baby lock the door and turn the lights down low - Just to Be Your Man, Josh Turner
  7. Shake shake shake senora
  8. Go ahead as you waste your days with thinking
  9. I beg your pardon - I Never Promised You a Rose Garden
  10. Chrome, she can see herself - Chrome, Trace Adkins
  11. We rock forever we stop whenever
  12. He was sittin' there his brush in hand
  13. I thought number one would surely be me
  14. I play chicken with the train - Cowboy Troy
  15. And I'm amazed by you
  16. Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia, for our Lord God Almighty reigns
  17. It's easy or not to be wise
  18. Billy Ray was a preacher's son
  19. Desmond has a barrow in the marketplace - Ob la di, Ob la da (Life Goes On)
  20. Hello darkness my old friend - The Sound of Silence
  21. Softly and tenderly Jesus is calling
  22. In my hometown for anyone who sticks around
  23. Pack it up, pack it in, let me begin
  24. Save me from this prison
  25. Long awaited rains are falling hard upon the thirsty ground

Sunday, March 18, 2007

Kidbits

On Thursday night we went to Sarah's for supper. Lily talked to Grandma on the phone before we left, and promptly told her, "We can't come to your house tonight, Grandma. We are going to your other daughter's house, the one that's having twins." Grandma Iris was floored, as she hadn't said a word about coming to her house, and it's not like she has a ton of daughters either!

Roy and I had to work yesterday, so Mom & Dad (Grandma & Papa) watched the kids. I called over lunch and talked to Aaron first.

Aaron: "We're watching the St. Patrick's Day parade. We're in Chicago, and we took a plane here. We'll be home later though."
Me: "How did I call you on Grandma's home phone if you're in Chicago?"
Aaron: "She brought the phone with us."

Then Lillian gets on the phone:
Lillian: "He is LYING Mommy! We are NOT in Chicago, we're watching the parade on TV!"

I think sarcasm runs in the family.

Thursday, March 08, 2007

Major silliness at our house

Getting big...





My firstborn will be 8 next month, as he keeps reminding me. He can't decide whether he wants a sleepover, a pool party, bowling, or skating for his birthday party. We'll narrow it down in a few weeks. I have limited the guests to 3.







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