Friday, March 25, 2011
A Picture is Worth . . .?
The outside of the school photo envelope read, "A smile worth sharing . . ."
Really?
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I split my time between my super hubby and ultimate sports guy, Paul, my 3 kiddies and the rest of my daily insanity. I am a former teacher, full time mom, part time tutor to 7-12 graders, and once upon a time personal trainer. I love bacon, krispy kreme doughnuts, and cold beer (but not all at the same time). I use a sharpie marker on my grey hairs, and I paint only my first two toes when I am wearing peep toe pumps. What can I say? My life is crazy every single day, but every single day, I am blessed.
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My Ethan, at 7, is a ball of energy. In his short life, he has destroyed cell phones, toilets, and a TV. He loves all sports, like his Daddy, but specifically likes the Steelers. He plays T-ball and soccer, and in the morning, he snuggles up to me and tells me that he loves me more than bacon. What could be better than that?
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My curly haired devil, Ellerie, is 4 years old, and full of personality. She loves to strip down to her birthday suit and run outside in the backyard. She makes lovely artwork all over herself and my walls, and she likes to tell us that we are acting like ogres, a la Shrek. She brings constant smiles and love to our crazy crew with her sloppy wet kisses. She is a love!
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haha! I have never been impressed with the school picture people. When my son was four he came home with one where his arms were crossed and he had a weird half smirk/half scowl on his face. I wondered what photographer actually thought that was an acceptable shot. Nonetheless, it worked, because it was so funny I bought the picture.
ReplyDeleteLOL. My daughter has a goofy look on her face. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteI had to buy the pics because it is just her. Something to remember those school days and we can laugh about it.
She said...Mommy...did I do good? Don't I look pretty?
I had to say "yes"...both questions. It was true.
Although a pretty smile would have been nicer.
Thanks for sharing. Made me smile.
Hahaha! Love it! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is hilarious. My boy had his first school photo this year and it was nothing short of ridiculous.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog today... Let's have virtual chocolate breaks together while looking like ragamuffins in our sweats!
I think he looks like he is saying, "Boy, do I miss my mommy today!"
ReplyDeleteLOL! Oh no. total truth - when i was in grammar school one of my school pictures was so bad my parents didn't buy it. And I didn't blame them.
ReplyDeleteI gave up on school photos long ago...it's as if they intentionally try and have the worst one.
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