Saturday, January 10, 2009
Hello!
I hope everyone had a wonderful New Years. We spent the day with family and had a great time! Before those pictures, though, are a few that expose the side of our life that most people don't see (or at least didn't before I started this blog). The crazy, everyday things that some of my siblings do, such as...
I hope everyone had a wonderful New Years. We spent the day with family and had a great time! Before those pictures, though, are a few that expose the side of our life that most people don't see (or at least didn't before I started this blog). The crazy, everyday things that some of my siblings do, such as...
New Year's Day
My Aunt Gloria is back from Thailand with three fat albums of photos to explain. You must have been hoarse by the end of the day, Gloria.
Most people "ooh" and "aah" over a baby. However, Faith appears to be making faces at her newest cousin.
Rachel and Eric
"Faith, I want the Fishwrapper when you're done!"
Faith: "Well, Conrad already asked for it, Charity gets it when he's done...and..Oh! Candace told Charity to give it to her."
People were waiting in line to play the harp too!
The Pinata - An Annual Tradition
Aunt Trisha explains the "Buddy System," which is merely socialism in disguise. ;-) The basic principle is the same: Take from the rich (those with much candy) to give to the poor (those with little candy).
Even a little boy can do some damage!
We have a helicopter crash on our hands.
Grandma and Grandpa's garage never seems as small as it does when someone is wildly swinging that bat!
Stampede
But there is always someone else who seems to have gotten a better deal.
Grandma and Grandpa's garage never seems as small as it does when someone is wildly swinging that bat!
Stampede
But there is always someone else who seems to have gotten a better deal.
Moral: Socialism breeds discontent; it doesn't work! (BTW, I'm not condemning your good idea, Trisha. Sharing is certainly a Biblical principle. :-)
Why is he making such a weird face? He is impersonating the Tortoise in his famous rendition of "The Tortoise and the Hare," of course!
(If you never heard Conrad tell it, make sure you ask him to next time you see him. I promise that you will love it!)
Using different equipment (with differing qualities, I might add :-) but still doing the same thing: videoing Conrad's performance.
Captive audience
Candace's Fire/Hotdog Art
A game of Rook abandoned in favor of modern technology's attractions?! They don't know what's good in life!
Gloria really likes the photo-sharing idea. I gave her permission to download any pictures that she wanted of the day. The next thing I knew, she had posted quite a few on Facebook, which was something I had not given her permission to do! (Sorry, Gloria! I have to give you a hard time about that. :-)
I know, I know - it is a lot like the last photo. But look closer! That is this blog she's looking at!
The fire's burning low,
It's time for me to go.
My mind is tired too
Without a single clue,
If the products of my lens
Made any bit of sense
Combined with all my captions
To document our actions.
You see there's so much stress
Not to post in excess,
Yet not to post too little.
So give me an acquittal
If it sounded really fake.
I plead, "A headache!" ;-)
God Bless
~Carmen~
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