Hello again. I was just looking at the space between posts and considering making them seasonal. they would probably be closer together.
I just had a fun and laugh filled Thanksgiving break.
Saturday, we went to the WSU Recreational center with the Mumfords and the Scott and Colin Campbells. In a game of roller blade hockey, my team was down, 8-9 in a game to 10. Alex, disgusted with the job Ryan and I were doing as goalies, kicked us out of the position and could'nt stop a miracle shot made by Tim through a swarm of defenders that won the game for Tims team. Tim was then named star of the game by Uncle Colin. On his victory lap, an elated Tim glided across the court. The "elated" Tim was soon joined by the "furious-goalie-who-gave-up-the-winning-shot-and-armed-with-a-hockey-stick" Alex. The "elated" Tim quickly transitioned into a "screaming" Tim and then to a relieved-that-he-hadn't-been-killed" Tim when Al was intercepted by Uncle Tom.
Just a funny incident, a few seconds ago, Julia the new three year old walked up to Seth's computer humming innocently. I watched as she raised her fist over the keyboard."la de la de da."
BAMBAMBAM
Still singing her merry tune, she waddled away, the monitor displaying only an error page with no taskbar and no way to exit out.
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Quote:
"If you're hitting the wrong man, we'll fix it."
-Steve Morton, new WSU line coach
5 comments:
Yes, a computer keyboard cover has joined my long list of junk that I want. Nice going, Jared!
That game description was so good I felt like I was there! Fantastic TG break, wasn't it?
Yes, those 3-year-olds can be dangerous. We spent our Thanksgiving with two other adorable but very skillful 3-year-olds. One time Brett almost made it out of the house with a giant tub of whipped cream. We're glad you blogged; we read it for FHE. Seasonal posts are better than no posts at all!
Loved your blog--your description of the innocent destruction wrought by a 3-year-old is perfect. Your page-style isn't. Tiny green(?)script on a red field is quite the challenge, even through reading-glasses.
That was Christmas edition.
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