Prochein Amy

My anti-Mother-in-law sent me an email with her version. Here is mine:

WHAT IS YOUR NAME? Amy
4 LETTER WORD: Army
BOY NAME: Amos
GIRL NAME: Amanda
OCCUPATION: Arcitect
A COLOR: auburn I cheated on this one. Gotta love google.
SOMETHING YOU WEAR: Alligator boots
Beverage: Apple juice
FOOD: Anchovies
FOUND IN THE BATHROOM: Astringent
PLACE: Austin, home of the Horns!
REASON FOR BEING LATE: Absent-mindedness
SOMETHING YOU SHOUT: AAAAAOUCH! (from the Southerners)

Let me know if you try it!

“I am NEVER putting on clothes ever again.”  – Letti

I will see your 10 toes and raise you three.

I made this about a month ago at one of my anti-MIL’s classes. My Mom also made one (scroll down to see it).

This bowl is called a “Money Bowl” since you trace quarters as guides for the flowers. The pencil comes off when the piece is fired. I went over the edge, so I guess I should have used silver dollars. All the bowls in the class turned out different. I love art.

now you can borrow a bag….

We spent the week in Houston. I had to visit some of my companies locations and hubby works from home any place with network or wireless. The girls hung out with hubby, went swimming a few days, and we were able to spend dinner and evenings together.

I enjoyed it since we did not have many distractions, watch TV together, and they were able to meet some of my co-workers. We actually enjoyed “America’s Got Talent” together.

For about $20 each, we visited It’z for mediocre pizza, pasta, and tacos. The video games and bumper cars were fun. We had unlimited use for 2 hours and went 6 rounds on the bumper cars.  In a row.  Weeeeee!  Youngest and I almost saved the kidnaped president and she did not even shot a hostage!  Oldest and I can’t dance, but can ride motorcycles.  She also shot one bison.  No luck for me.

Not just to the Longhorn Dads!

So it is with a full heart I wish all you Longhorn fathers a happy Father’s Day. My sincere wish for you is not that your kid becomes the next Colt McCoy or Brian Orakpo, but that you and your children use athletics as a bridge to connect to each other in a deeper, more meaningful fashion. Quite frankly, there are many problems in the world that will never be solved with violence or diplomacy, but would vanish in an afternoon over a couple of dogs and a bag of peanuts at the ball park.

Read the rest here.

Cheesy, yes, but how did she get everyone to sing along? In Central Park of all places?

I tried it and it works. 

Found here.