My first look at Amie's invisible friends. Amie says it's important to note that Spud is a girl and that they are "sweeties" (her word for unmarried lovers). I asked her to tell me more about them, since I couldn't hear them talk. "Well, they're just imaginary, so I hafta make up things for them to say."
We're at Starved Rock. Todd and Rachel are at the other lookout across the way. She said yes! :D
Urlacher says HURRRRR in today's Sun-Times.
Happy birthday, Amie! She first wanted a Pinkie Pie cake, but changed her mind and wanted a 1980's Truly instead. Lucky thing I still have my original 80's pan! And it's my first time using fondant! I'm a bit addicted to Ace of Cakes. I don't care much for how my lettering turned out, but I love working with Wilson's ready-made fondant and will totally use it all the time now. :) Okay, back to the party.
DOES THIS LOOK LIKE THE SECOND DAY OF SPRING? DOES IT? Thank heavens I'm headed for sunny, warm Wisconsin on Monday...
It flipped over in the car and its pretty drizzles stuck to the top of the plastic container. I made some frosting (that was way too runny, hence the cursive) and fixed it up with an appropriate message.
It's a promo at IHOP for Horton Hears a Who. Pancakes with blue & purple syrup and a lollipop, scrambled eggs with spinach, and ham. She devoured the eggs in the time it took for me to write this text message.
Twelfth Annual Birthday Week begins today! Happy birthday, love. :-)
Amie was none-too-happy about Jason's birthday, but that's mostly our
fault. We were joking the other day about how Wednesday Jason would
become OLD. (All tongue-in-cheek, of course, because I'm turning 30
this "week", too!)
Amie suggested with a huge grin that he'd become really, really, REALLY big! And this spawned a good few minutes of Jason & I laughing about GIANT DAD and stomping around the kitchen. ("You better watch out, you better not cry, [etc.]...GIANT DAD IS STOMPING TO TOWN....")
That night, Amie got out of bed about a half hour after we'd placed her there, nearly in tears, hovering in the hallway. "Daddy, I don't want your birthday to come."
It took a few seconds for us to figure it out. "Are you afraid Daddy's going to turn into a giant?" She collapsed in sobs and could only nod her head in response.
Poor kid. :-)
Jason helped with the heart. I like all the different smilies.
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Stacey said:
what is "grown-up" hot cocoa? (and where can i get one?) read more
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Kristine said:
[this is good]Yum, yay for breakfast food, I'm such a big fan of stuff like this :) :) :) read more
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Erin said:
Nah, that's probably just the kid's way of asking, "So, can I have your old purse?" read more
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