Proof that we are an angelic family. See... we're glowing.
The force is strong with us.
Which picture would you put on a T-shirt and wear with pride?
Proof that we are an angelic family. See... we're glowing.
The force is strong with us.
I mean, really likes apples.
(Don't you think these pictures have a Chris Farley-esque feel to them? Especially that top right one. Proud Mommy moment.)

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OK, so maybe I stretched the truth just a bit. We did buy a car, but the only thing that our car has in common with the one above is that it has 4 wheels and it drives. We bought a Honda accord and part of the initiation of living in Utah is owning a Honda of some sort and having stickers like this plastered on your rear window.
I've got the Honda covered. Now I just need to work on the stickers...
Which, to Kaleb and Macie, meant that breakfast should look like this...
(Notice the empty bottle of snow cone juice. It got emptied on their first few shots of flavored snow. I'm not sure what round this is.)
Some families have cute thought-out costumes that correspond with each other... and some families find whatever they can laying around the house (including bright neon blue *spandex pants) and throw it on, then call it good.
Here are most of my nieces and nephews on my side of the family.
Abrie was a good witch at first, but then quickly switched to the dark side because "bad witches get to wear make-up". Macie was a butterfly princess. Kaleb could not make up is mind of what he wanted to be. His list was; spaceman, superman, cowboy man, dash from incredible's, nacho libre, and a "normal boy". Finally we decided on the HULK.

Don't mess! Happy Halloween!

You see a pile of dirty laundry.
I see a husbands desperate cry for help.
I see a husband who is so afraid that his wife's not going to do laundry for another two weeks.
I see a husband that feels the need to save his socks to the side neatly and lined up to ensure a quick retrieval if he has to re-wear them again; which sadly in his case, is completely feasible.
I see a wife who's tired of doing laundry.
I see a wife who's glad she bought two weeks worth of underwear for the entire family.
I see a wife who should have probably bought an extra weeks worth of socks as well.
I see a wife who will be running to her local Walmart tomorrow to invest some extra pairs of socks.
Who knew laundry could say so much about a person.