April 16, 2007

  • AAAAAAAAAAAA

    Can you tell me why color crayons disappear faster then food around here?

    Rainee is miserable and needs sit down projects to entertain her.  After taking apart all the couch cushions we found exactly FOUR color crayons.

    I know how much money I have invested in color crayons.  There should be at least 2 million. 

    NOT 4.

Comments (5)

  • They eat 'em! Ehehehehe.

    RYC: You know, I was looking at just purely right here in Lane County -- it's a ridiculously large county and frustrates me a lot. But I am also pretty open to statewide. My reason is that missions aren't just for the rest of the world. So many of our hugest groups of lost people are right here, and espcially in the Pacific Northwest. With the sport theme I just felt this especial need to focus on "home" and what's happening in our immediate world.  If I could even accidentally bring in a rep of the mission involved on one day... whoo! LOL. I want something that's going to connect with the kids and make them go, "Ohh! Hey! I know that!" I'd love to know more of what you're thinking.

  • I'd love to send you an ice cream pail full of them.  We have enough crayons here to last forever but I keep buying them new ones every year because I love NEW crayons.

  • MAN Do I ever know what you mean!! This is worse then socks in the dryer!!! Which you don't want to put crayons there either! Ha ha!

  • we have buckets and buckets of crayons - no one likes to use the "used" crayons - we bring them home from when we eat out - so we have lots of red, blue, green and yellow crayons - can we send you some?!?!?

  • Thanks for the congratulations.
    What an awesome family you have! So far there are 12ish of us. Two are my half sisters from my mom's first marriage, I'm in our middle 'group' of five who are bio kids, and then there are four who are adopted from foster care & waiting children from other states, all special needs. (Spina Bifida, FAS, & drug exposed.) We're waiting for our fifth adoption to finalize in Liberia W. Africa of a six year old girl. We also have two foster boys and one slot open.
    Your children are gorgeous! Did you adopt your three domestically? When we first began our adoption journey our dream was to adopt AA children, but so far we've never been matched.

    I hope you find some crayons soon.

    Jasmine

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