Paige was 6 months old, and 20 lbs.
Ted was a just a babe at age 26.
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I confess. I haven't been taking many pictures lately. So... I dug these out, I took them a couple weeks ago. I don't LOVE them, but they're pictures you haven't seen. I used the 'Weird' ones for 'Weird Wednesday' a week or maybe two ago now. I'm too tired to go back right now and look. These were the not so weird ones...
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I think you do... love it? Hate it? Do tell!
I'm getting comments that it's overlapping, but when I view it on my computer (like anyone would) it doesn't. Can you tell me how much it's overlapping, so I can adjust it? I want it to look nice! :) Thanks!
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The year was somewhere around 1991. This was me, and our Newfoundland pup, Casey. He grew to be a whopping 200 lbs. He could stand on his hind legs and put his paws on Ted's shoulders (Ted is 6'4" tall). He thought he was a big lapdog. He was a gentle giant.
Now onto me: Those are some groovy jeans I was wearing, and the feathered hair... ooooh lala! Sneakers in the snow, with my pants tucked in? Why I don't look that cool now, I just don't know! Hey, that kind of rhymed... It's almost 2 AM, I must go to bed now...
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Before you read, click on my Esnips Groovy Guy off the the side... he's not playing automatically, for some reason...
The kids have ANOTHER snow day today. I think this is number eight. We've been smacked hard lately with snow and other winter weather. Wish I had a vacation planned for Florida, or somewhere else warm and snow free. Next week is school vacation, and it probably won't snow at all. :)
Heavy snow is only half of the story - snow changes to sleet, freezing rain and rain during the morning hours, first along the coast then spreading inland. The temperatures this morning are in the teens inland, that means the cold air will be tough to scour out. As warm air tries to invade on an easterly wind it will start to ride up and over that chilly air at the surface. This will lead to an icing event that may top the story of the heavy snow this morning. Several hours of sleet and freezing rain will accumulate to glaze ice on all surfaces where that cold air hangs on. This will mean power outages and dangerous driving conditions this afternoon.
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What's weird about the 2nd picture, you ask? This is how Sophia fell asleep the other day, for her nap. I was at my computer (no really, don't look so surprised!) and she was quiet... I looked over my desk, onto the floor of the office, and there she was in the doorway. Maggie, Minnie & Sophia. Notice the unbuttoned jeans, maybe she undid them to be more comfortable? I knew better than to move her, and she woke and thought it was pretty funny she had fallen asleep with Maggie like that.
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This is me, just before entering kindergarten. I actually remember this picture being taken, I was scared! My mom had braided my very straight hair the day before, and had taken the braids out to make my hair wavy like this. See, my hair really is blonde! Over the years it has darkened, and now I have to get highlights to get my blonde back - not fair!
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DH went to the local Lowe's and got these this morning. He's installed them on the bathroom cabinets, the drawers, and cabinet doors under the sink. We may go back and get more. They are AWESOME. To open the door or drawer, you have to touch the very strong magnet on just the right spot (which will take some getting used to!), and then you can easily open it.
Sophia can no longer get into the cabinets or drawers. If you're considering safety locks, these are a MUST HAVE. The other ones will slow them down for awhile, but then they quickly figure out hot to get in. We're keeping the magnet on top of the fridge, but shhhh.... don't tell Sophia!
p.s. She'll still get into her share of mischief, this afternoon WHILE DH WAS PUTTING THE LOCKS ON IN THE KITCHEN, she was putting stickers on the screen of the big screen tv in the living room. Yeah. That's how she rolls. Glad we got the stickers off before the big game tomorrow... although we ALL already know WHO WILL WIN, don't we???
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As you all know, I've got this cute 3 year old. Yeah. What does that have to do with safety locks, you ask? She's a mischief maker, that girl. Today she got into the cupboard underneath the sink. IT'S SAFETY LOCKED. She took mineral oil, dishwasher detergent and barkeeper's friend (an abrasive cleaning powder) and made a soupy mess all over the floor. Paige was there in the livingroom, and she didn't hear a thing. Then the dog threw up, on the living room carpet. I'm guessing the dog licked some of the soupy mess.
GRRRR!
So, Sophia has figured out the safety locks. Does anyone out there know of any really good, super tricky safety locks? Our cabinet doors do not have handles, so they'd need to be the kind that are hidden.
Please let me know ASAP???
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