He didn’t inherit the gift of myopia from his father’s or my defective eyesight genes (even though we are both as blind as bats without our own optical enhancers) but he did enter into the near-sightedness masses, regardless.
Like most desks, mine can be chaotic – often covered with my son’s artwork and homework assignments, cluttered with work projects, post-it notes reminding me of errands, phone numbers and important dates, and piles of unopened mail. At my desk I organize my family, sustain my lifestyle, enjoy my hobbies, communicate with friends…
Within the hour after my last post, we found Trixie – thanks to Sassy – and a very nice family who didn’t run Trixie over in the street.
Sassy and Trixie with the ‘Found Dog’ sign and the ‘Lost Dog’ fliers we were about K1 was about post
Oh, Trixie, where did you go? *cry*
This is so totally NOT how I wanted to spend my afternoon – making ‘lost dog’ fliers and walking/running/driving around and around my neighborhood yelling for her.
“Where’s Your Sign?” Wordless Wednesday
Happy birthday to me – and a Wordless Wednesday photo to celebrate.
The sign reads, “Gators cannot be tamed and feeding them can result in them mistaking a hand for a handout. Florida law prohibits the feeding or molesting of Alligators!!“
These signs are posted EVERYWHERE, I took a picture of this one at our park located just a few hundred feet from our house.
St. Pete Beach, Florida
St. Pete Beach, Florida
St. Pete Beach, Florida
Taken yesterday (on Wednesday!) with my iPhone.
I think his shirt meant to say “I traded my girlfriend, for a boyfriend“…
Want more? See my friends embarrass me at my ‘bachelorette party’.
We had so much fun on @ Joe’s Crab Shack in Oceanside, CA on Saturday night (should I post more pictures?)
Wordless Wednesday – I think the red eyes add a nice touch. Need I say more?
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