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Hello, Mr. Inertia

03 Wednesday Nov 2010

Posted by Ginny Marie in Uncategorized

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Ed has this thing for Caesar dressing. He loves creamy Caesar dressing, but will only use in on his salad occasionally since he watches his cholesterol. Since Daddy loves Caesar dressing, so do the girls. Anything Daddy loves, they love! And every time Ed pours the Caesar dressing on their salad, he says, “CAESAR! I know a guy named Cesar!”

He does the same when I make stew. Doesn’t matter what kind — chicken or beef — Ed says, “STEW! I know a guy named Stew!”

Yesterday, Emmy and I caught the last few minutes of Sid the Science Kid. On the show, Sid was learning all about inertia. Emmy tried the word out. “Inertia,” she said slowly, “Inertia.”

Then she said, “I know a guy named Inertia!”

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Scrapping OBX Lighthouses

19 Tuesday Oct 2010

Posted by Ginny Marie in Uncategorized

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You may have read somewhere that on Mondays, I am guest hosting “My Young Adult Years” over at Mommy’s Piggy Tales. {Insert wink here!} When Janna and I were talking about her vision for My YAY, we decided that “young adult” should be our early twenties.

While I have plenty of material to draw on from my early twenties, I didn’t start dating my husband until I was 31 years old and he was 35. Lucky for you, I can write memories of our time together on other days of the week!

Ed and I discovered early in our relationship that we both loved to travel. We haven’t traveled the world, but we have seen quite a lot of the United States together. We love Road Trips! (Or at least we used to, pre-children.) The week after I walked the Avon 3-Day Breast Cancer Walk, Ed and I drove to North Carolina to vacation in the Outer Banks. A trip to the Outer Banks isn’t complete without visiting lighthouses! I tried to curve the black stripes on my scrapbook page below to match the Hatteras Lighthouse, but I wasn’t very successful at capturing that three-dimensional effect.

Ah, the thrill of the open road! On the drive home from North Carolina, we stopped in Mammoth Cave, Kentucky. A little later that year, we attended a wedding in Quincy, Illinois. When Ed and I were traveling, we were often by ourselves. So we would take pictures of one another in the same spot. On the scrapbook page below, I used horizontal lines to tie the separate photos of us together.

More scrapbook pages of our travel together next week! (That may not be the most thrilling cliffhanger ever…please come back?) {insert smiley face here!}

Memories by Christine 
Before I started this blog, I used to scrapbook. (See the above scrapbook pages!) I just loved it, and I want to start scrapbooking again.  Christine’s Scrap Party takes place every week, and this just may be the right motivation for me to start scrapbooking again…blogging about it! For scrapbooking ideas, click Christine’s button.

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