Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Kindergarten Registration
Okay so my youngest baby is officially registered for Kindergarten in the Fall of 2010, wow just exactly where did that time go please? Bella is growing up so fast I can't keep up. Such a wonderful spirited, fun loving happy child, Kindergarten is going to be an adventure, watch out Clear Lake City Elementary School!
5th Grade Graduation
Well my first baby "graduated" from 5th grade last week. What a bitter sweet emotional day it was for me. Some tears and lots of laughter and excitement as well as pride. Juliana has grown into such a wonderful, loving caring young lady and continues to amaze me everyday. Anyhow here are a few pictures of the day:
Juliana and her friend Blake
Juliana Kaleigh and Blake
Juliana, Samantha and Blake
Juliana and her homeroom teacher, Ms. Korce.
Juliana and her Math and Science Teacher, Mrs. EastlandThursday, March 4, 2010
Monday, March 1, 2010
Our Dog is Named Barkley
Walt saw this in Sunday's (2/28/10) Houston Chronicle in the Dear Abby section and we both got a good laugh out of it...enjoy everyone! Maybe he's trying to really tell me something. LOL!
Husband is dog-tired of being ignored
By ABBY UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE
Feb. 25, 2010, 6:03PM
Dear Abby:
I love my wife very much. I like giving her back rubs, massaging her feet, cuddling and kissing her. In return she does the same — to her dog, “Barkley.”
Barkley is the only one who benefits from her affections. The dog does nothing for me except allow me to pick up his droppings. What am I missing?
DOGGONE PUZZLED in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Dear Doggone Puzzled:
What you are missing is something called “reciprocation.” And your wife is missing how resentful you are beginning to feel because of it. If you haven't already done so, “Speak!” to your wife about it and tell her you need some of those demonstrations of affection aimed in your direction — or someone's going to wind up in the doghouse and it won't be Barkley.
Our Barkley:
Husband is dog-tired of being ignored
By ABBY UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE
Feb. 25, 2010, 6:03PM
Dear Abby:
I love my wife very much. I like giving her back rubs, massaging her feet, cuddling and kissing her. In return she does the same — to her dog, “Barkley.”
Barkley is the only one who benefits from her affections. The dog does nothing for me except allow me to pick up his droppings. What am I missing?
DOGGONE PUZZLED in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Dear Doggone Puzzled:
What you are missing is something called “reciprocation.” And your wife is missing how resentful you are beginning to feel because of it. If you haven't already done so, “Speak!” to your wife about it and tell her you need some of those demonstrations of affection aimed in your direction — or someone's going to wind up in the doghouse and it won't be Barkley.
Our Barkley:
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