![Saw The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare which is based on a true story. It was excellent!
There was action, humor, and solid character development. Also, I love a good tale about a band of misfits making a great team!
The cast was the largest gathering of symmetrical faces I’ve seen in a hot minute. Wouldn’t kick any of them out of bed for eating crackers.
I hope you have the Sunday you need, Crew! I love you!!!
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TH’s dad was over recently and asked if we were growing dandelions. Growing dandelions? If by that you mean, not mowing them, then yes, we are growing dandelions. Had we thought about it, perhaps we should have harvested them for dandelion soup or at least claimed to have such a plan.
Austin hadn’t had any rain for a long time and then suddenly it rained quite a bit. The weeds were out of control….and TH and I had gotten so used to not mowing the nearly dead native grasses in our “lawn” that we didn’t jump right on the mowing thing when it began to be an issue. Observe.
Some people take pretty pictures in bluebonnets, not us, we take pictures in our weeds. That’s how we roll.
This pic is for Rebecca, who says that TH’s face is shadowed in all the pictures I have framed of him on my desk. She seemed to be caught between the ideas of him being fake or a spy.
Everyone else, don’t worry, we didn’t let the weeds get so out of control that we lost Syd in them. TH mowed right after I took the pics. That is after all, where I draw the line. If you can lose a 65 pound dog in your weeds, you need to mow. :)
“Some people take pretty pictures in bluebonnets, not us, we take pictures in our weeds. That’s how we roll.”
HAHAHAHA!!! That is friggin awesome.
AND it’s great Christmas postcard stuff, too. =)
I’ll keep that in mind when I get ready to do my Christmas photo collage.
Haha.. I noticed a shadow even in the first picture!
I had somewhat forgotten that conversation… but very funny. :)
I recall it well b/c it amused me to no end…..mostly because it is true. :)
It seems you and I have the same theory on mowing. Once you loose the family pet it is time for them to go.
The rain up here in Missouri has been ridiculous. People complaining. I just turn and look at them and go “welcome to spring”. By the time the ground dries out enough to mow things tend to get a little big.
After last summer (we are STILL in a drought), we’ll take any rain we can get! :)