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Random Tuesday Thoughts with Accompanying Random Photos II

17 Tuesday Feb 2009

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I bet you’re wondering, “Is this a sequel?” Sequels are for those of us who can’t think of anything new to write just can’t get enough of a good thing! (Listen to me, comparing myself to a screenplay writer. HA!) Just in case you can’t get enough, here is the original Random Tuesday Thoughts with Accompanying Random Photos.

My husband MEANT to buy me this for Valentine’s Day.
He CLAIMS that they don’t make them in February. (I shouldn’t pick on Ed…he’s been sick. I heart you, dear!)

These little birdie track are SO CUTE!

These flowers have given our breakfast nook a much needed LIFT! (Hmm, that caps lock key sure seems to stick.)

Here are some random photos taken by our in-house photographer, LILY!! (What’s up with the exclamation point key? I should really look into this.)

I hope you enjoyed my second installment of RANDOM TUESDAY THOUGHTS WITH ACCOMPANYING RANDOM PHOTOS. (Seriously, CAPS LOCK KEY? Tone it down!)

Tune in to the Un-Mom for many more Random Tuesday Thoughts!

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Random Tuesday Thoughts: Winter Blahs

10 Tuesday Feb 2009

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Here’s how my yard looked all of January and part of February:

Pretty, wasn’t it? This is how my yard looks now:

I know I’ve been looking forward to warmer weather, and I have cabin fever like you wouldn’t believe. But I hate looking out our windows and seeing the brown grass and all the yard work we didn’t get to before the first snow. I meant to take all those flower pots inside last fall. They are probably all cracked and falling apart. Rats! At least the squirrels are happy; they’re running around like crazy, pulling up the dead grass and finding all sorts of yummy things to eat. The thing is, it isn’t that warm yet, and we’re still stuck inside.

Now that I’m 40 (ahem) I need to make an appointment for a physical. I’ve been putting it off. Ed is all smug, since he just had his physical this fall. That’s the only doctor he has to see, though. I have to see the gyne annually, plus my yearly visit to the oncologist, AND I have to arrange for someone to watch the kids. They are always with me, so he never has to worry about childcare when he makes his appointments. Yeah, I know, he has to schedule his appointment around work, and since he gets paid hourly we lose money, blah-de-blah blah blah. I’ve still got it worse, right? (c’mon, you know you’re on my side.) Here’s the topper…it’s almost time for my mammogram. You can take that, Ed, and stick it up your…oh, um… didn’t your doctor already do that during your exam?

Check out Keely’s random thoughts over at the Un-Mom. She’s had a fear of fascination with zombies lately.

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