And on the seventh day...
We made it.
And there was much rejoicing.
Road tales to come. In the meantime, check our photos in the right hand sidebar link to my flickr set.
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Monday, July 06, 2009
Thanks for visiting. I am no longer updating Notes to Self. I hope you'll join me on my current website, PlantingDandelions.com
We made it.
And there was much rejoicing.
Road tales to come. In the meantime, check our photos in the right hand sidebar link to my flickr set.
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8 Comments:
And God said, "Let there be lobster, y'all."
I love the picture of the kids asleep in the back of the van. That is so familiar and really brings to mind past trips we took with our kids. Wonderful memories, those.
And you will tell them, "Once, when you were young, you …"
But much later they will say, "Once when we were young, we …"
RokeSc: Holding that thought. How lovely.
Whew! Ya made it! Lobster is definitely in order. Enjoy it all, soak it all up. (Not just the drawn butter!)
So glad you made it home with boys all in one piece. Our little road trip to NH via NY and home via Montreal was a piece of cake in comparison. Mostly due to the fact that we had only one of three boys with us. I have to admit we three missed the big brothers, bickering and all.
Sorry I still haven't learned to Twitter, maybe a "Notes" tutorial?
please go to: www.reallybadmoments.blogspot.com
PLEASE BE THE FIRST TO POST AN EMBARASSING MOMENT!!!!
Good grief! This is a true "Festschmaus"! YUMMY! Cheers, Julie
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