Tonight at dinner, my husband informed me that I had a piece of fuzz or something on my forehead.
I brushed my hand across my forehead and asked if I got it.
To which my husband replied, “Yes.”
Fast forward an hour…
I walk into the bathroom & glance in the mirror, as I’m washing my hands. I notice a piece of fuzz on my forehead. I wipe it off, walk out of the bathroom, and say to my husband, “I had another piece of fuzz on my forehead… Unless, it was the original one, and you lied when you said I took care of it.”
He chuckles and says, “Well, it was in a more preferable spot.”
Our 3-year-old pipes in, “Daddy, you lied to mommy!”
To which my husband replies, “I didn’t lie to mommy. I just didn’t have any energy left to deal with the situation.”
I love stop motion videos. As I watch them, I like to think about the work that had to go into filming them. This dancing books video from Sean Ohlenkamp and wife, makes my head hurt thinking about all they had to do & how long it took them to move books for just one of the frames. I don’t think I have the patience to create a stop motion video, but I’m glad there are people who do, because then we get great videos like this:
Swing your hands from side to side, come on, it’s time to go. Do the Mario!
Remember that bad dance at the beginning of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show? If you need a reminder, you can catch the episodes on Hulu. [My kids love watching it.]
Well, apparently, Mario & Luigi have had some dance lessons over the years and improved their little jig.
I’m still in the process of moving to a new host [hope to finish this weekend], but I wanted to share this video series from Australian indie filmmaker, Rick Mereki, with you. It features actor Andrew Lees, moving, eating, learning [and playing] through 11 countries.
You can find the videos and more details about them here.
Oooohhhhhh, these videos bring back memories of backpacking through Europe with my mom & friends [Girl Scout troop trip when I was 16, we sold lots of cookies]. We covered eight countries in three weeks [Belgium, France, Germany, Austria, Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland, England] – I guess 9, if you count the US. These videos make me want to go back!
I’ve had some issues with my hosting provider, so I am in the middle of transferring my sites and content over to the new web host. Please bear with me during this transfer, as there may be some moments when this blog is down. However, I’m hoping that with this transfer, we won’t have any…
My kids aren’t even in school yet, and summer seems to be the busiest time for us. Or maybe, life is just busy once you have four kids. Maybe it’s a combination of summer & four kids. Either way, I haven’t had a chance to post since our fourth little bundle of joy arrived. In…
…I married the man of my dreams. Our story, however, actually began 11 1/2 years ago. I really like telling our story, because it feels surreal – like a fictional book I would have on my bookshelf. It involves a boy admiring a girl from afar, and a girl admiring a boy from afar. Boy…
The other day, I picked up a few books at Barnes & Noble. I’m so excited to dive into them, and I just started reading “The Busy Mom’s Guide To A Happy Organized Home” by Kathy Peel. I’m still in the Introduction, but I came across something I have to share with you. The author has…
A few weeks ago, I posted about my oldest turning four. Well, the day after that post my middle child turned three – and yes, I’m just now getting around to posting about it. Three years ago, I had one of the scariest things happen to me (even scarier than when I was mugged at…
For the last week, I’ve been really busy with running specials at my graphic & web design business. And I started working for one of my clients as a Virtual Assistant. I’ve been so busy, that I actually let this domain expire. And then it took me a couple days to get it renewed &…
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