It began as an educational summer project for the kids and now it's become part of life. Can I just say, in the singing voice of Kip Dynamite, "I love technology."
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
Day#42
This is Gary's rental car while getting the Nissan fixed after he was backed into on the day before Christmas Eve. Instead of Chevy Sonic, I liked to call it the Red Tatertot.
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Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Day#36
I was going to post our Christmas Eve MEGAbreakfast family picture but just got the news that Jack got a 32 on his ACT and I am so overcome with relief and happiness and excitement I just had to share! Here's our happy and smart boy!!
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Day#35
Debra brought the game Suspend and Sam likes to play it pirate-style which cracks us all up because he leaves his unpatched eye closed, too.
Monday, December 22, 2014
Day#34
This chicken leg-looking part of my hand is extra chicken leg-looking now thanks to wild, unbridled enthusiasm while playing foosball last night. I swear it is the only "sport" I display any competitive drive (well, you might also include badminton because I love to do downward drives in a slightly vicious manner but really, it doesn't compare).
The weird thing is that my competitive drive while playing foosball is like at a totally loco level. You can ask Gary. You would be shocked at the aggression I can dish out and the awesome scoring I can do, especially once I am warmed up. I started playing it in college and not even that often, but, not to sound immodest, I did feel I had found I had a gift. Today the heel of my hand is so swelled up and sore and discolored, and I can't wait to get to play again.
The weird thing is that my competitive drive while playing foosball is like at a totally loco level. You can ask Gary. You would be shocked at the aggression I can dish out and the awesome scoring I can do, especially once I am warmed up. I started playing it in college and not even that often, but, not to sound immodest, I did feel I had found I had a gift. Today the heel of my hand is so swelled up and sore and discolored, and I can't wait to get to play again.
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