Emily (age 7) borrowed my digital camera. Crack me up!!! She took over 150 pics... these are some of the best.... she said she's going to be a "tographer" when she grows up.
What is it?! Olivia "borrows" mine, too. We get close ups of people's chins, toes, and people in their natural state - not knowing anyone's watching, keeping a straight face and just doing their own thing - it's actually pretty neat. Hey, they could start their own studio together! I never realized Emily can make her lips that big! I first logged on to your site and thought, uhh, is this a joke?
Tonight I'm going to the release of the Hunger Games - Catching Fire with my 14 year old. It's released tomorrow. Only the movie is 10pm tonight. I know. I don't get it either. But, I'm just stopping by to say that I'm thankful that it's 10pm and not midnight. I'm old and it's Thursday night. Enough said.
I went on a bike ride with my 9 year old yesterday. Okay... I will wait a minute while you gain your composure. You don't have to be so loud about it. I had been promising her that we would go on a bike ride together for a few days. Why didn't I promise her a trip to Starbucks for a nice hot latte? So, we ditched a few responsibilities and went on a bike ride. But, I didn't have a bike. So, I was going to walk. She said I could borrow Abbie's bike. Except Abbie has the bike seat from the land down under - you know what I mean. And my rear was not meant to sit on that tiny thing. But, I rode it anyway. After we crossed the street, we started heading down the road and it was pretty nice for a couple minutes. Luckily, my dad lives 2 blocks away, so we had to stop there to say hi and to tell him that we are on a bike ride. Then, we headed back on our bike ride. We left my dad's and there is a slight hill. Emily got tired just-in-the-nick-of-time so I had to walk...
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