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| A picture of my mom, Ellen (right), in 1958 in Detroit. |
"Love you all the way to the moon and the stars and all the way back..."
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Friday, May 27, 2011
DIY
Julian just spent last week at his grandparents, helping Mark build a deck on their property. With the beautiful weather **coming soon** I am glad Julian was able to get it up and running.
Next DIY project? Maybe throwing down some cool tiki torches and a fire pit?
(I decided to post all the pictures instead of doing a movie--that is a whole other project that would delay these pictures ever getting posted!!)

Next DIY project? Maybe throwing down some cool tiki torches and a fire pit?
(I decided to post all the pictures instead of doing a movie--that is a whole other project that would delay these pictures ever getting posted!!)
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Christopher's band, Ri3, got a chance to practice their stuff at a venue. Let's just say it was the "preshow" for the local women's rollerderby league. We left before the rollerderby started *ahem*.
| I LOVE this picture of my husband!! |
| ...and now to break it all down |
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California #2
| Shadow, in hunting mode |
| My favorite tree in their yard |
| A Meyer lemon tree overburdened with giant lemons. I must help it and take lemons home. |
California #1
| Dad just lounging on the patio in the California sun... |
| The most adorable small dog I have ever met, Shadow |
| Moi... |
| Dad called himself "Joe Cool" when he donned the sunglasses. Maybe someone out there remember the Snoopy character? Dad LOVED Peanuts cartoons. |
| Can you believe I am posting TWO pictures of a small dog?? She really is quite a honey.I |
Monday, March 14, 2011
Mount Squishmore
While doing a brief tour of the European countries in history, Audrey was impressed with the amount of old and stately castles that were still standing. I challenged her to make her own out of wood blocks, and it was quite expansive!
This was a tribute to Big Ben.
I noticed there was an efficient rocket-launching area at this castle, looks a little northeast of the moat. You never know when a princess will need a quick getaway.
| Having studied some important places in the U.S., we fashioned our own Mt. Rushmore out of playdough. |
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