Taegan-ism

Taeg, going through my make-up bag:  What's this, grandma?

Me:  That's wrinkle cream.

Taeg:  You better use a lot of it, Grandma.

Good thing she's so cute.

Weekend Snippits

6-year-old Taegy to waitress:  "Excuse me, I ordered carrots only, NO celery sticks."  

2-year-old Langdon:  "Look, I got a corn dog AND a stick!"

No trees were injured during this photography session.

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Models Needed

Sometimes the male model that I live with gets tired of posing for me and I have to import new people.  It was funny every time I went to make a witty comment in his ear I would bonk my head on his hat.  

These models are preparing for their shoot.  Avery with her soap and Lane with lots of water.  

I flew to Hillsboro to pick up my next posers.  The Seaport flight is not like other flights.  The pilot loaded up our luggage which hadn't even been x-rayed, came into the airport waiting room, and invited us to follow him.  No full body screens, no stealing my moisturizer.   They did ask me if my driver's license weight was correct.  I toyed with the idea of keeping up the pretense that I weigh the same  now as I did 20 years ago.   But if the plane crashed because I had shaved "10" pounds off my reported weight, I would have felt bad.  If these two had encountered any problems flying the plane, I was ready to step in. Well, reach in.

 I made a funny joke to Luke that the dolls were drowning but he informed me that mermaids Do Not Drown.  They still made me a little uncomfortable.



A quote from a conversation between Luke and Lydia--  Luke:  When I grow up I'm going to marry mom.  Lydia:  You can't, she'll be dead by then.  Evidently, 40's are the new 90's.

We got some parade watching in.  Some inspecting of Grandpa's new office.  Some dog walking.  And some car washing.  

 

Just some pics

 

Rest stop #5.

 

Seriously, this face.  

The reason for the trip.  Sorry for cutting off your feet.

The WORK crew.

The PLAY Crew.

 

 

 

The End.

  

Dave the Builder

One day "we" decided that "we" needed a playhouse for the grandkids.  So we studied the directions, and then studied them some more, and then rehydrated before tackling the project.  Herbie acted as supervisor.

It came in a very large box with 5,000 pieces, 3 missing screws, and 2 pieces that did not fit.  There was some muttering under the breath.  But we persevered.









But TA-DA.

 

Now to see if it passes INSPECTION.  

 

 That first one was tough but once the doorbell was added, it got a thumb's up from both of them.

 

And these pictures just made me laugh.   Aves kept trying to show Lane proper application of lip gloss but he just wasn't getting it.