Iron Chef

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The Boy vs. The Puddle

Boy 1...Puddle 0

After all the splashing, he sat down to "watch the fish".

They were really worms, but I didn't have the heart to tell him.

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joe.

When I woke up this morning, this was the scene in my kitchen.

The Boy had collected most of my cups/plates/teapots and was pretending to cook.

He looked up at me with a big smile and said "Wanna cup of joe, Mom?"

I said "Excuse me?"
He took a pretend drink and said "Mmm. That's gooooooood joe."

No more TV for him today...

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Why Hello There

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Alrighty Then.

Anchovy pizza.

Just because.

Don't ask me why, because I have no idea why.

I guess I just wanted to try something new.

Words fail to articulate the taste, so I will just make one up:

saltvomity.

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Redecorating

Today we redecorated The Boys room. It was time to get rid of some baby-ish stuff and make it into a big kid room.

You'll never guess what the theme is...

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Grandma

Today I got to hear my wonderful Grandma speak in church.

She gave the most beautiful, eloquent talk about her life and her journey to the Temple.

There are a lot of things I like about my Grandma.

She is funny, and smart and hip - and she has an incredible sense of adventure.

A few years ago, she took us on an adventure to Nauvoo, Illinois. TWENTY TWO of us got on a plane and flew 1100 miles across the country and it was AWESOME.

I don't know which demonstrates her sense of adventure better - the fact that she would tackle a cross-country trip with 22 relatives, or the fact that she would want to be permantly related to us.

 She is a brave, brave woman ☺

So, to honor her and the topic of the day, I've posted a few photos from that trip...

{Some of us at the Temple after the Sealing. A huge day for our little family}

{Nauvoo Cemetery}

{H-Ditty enjoying the Mississippi River}

{Oh how fun to have the most dangerous moment of a family vacation on film. }

{I ♥ St. Louis}

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