World Record Worthy

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You know what happens when you don't religiously blog? You get a build-up of blog worthy events. So you will all have to endure about 5 days worth of events. It would be funny to blog like that guy from the 80's who talked really fast... PAUSE (Google search)...RESUME.
John Moschitta, that is man who talked really really fast. So I'm going to do a re-cap, Moschitta style:

Took some flower pictures

Thursday went to Canterbury Park with Jaime, Cindy & Shannon.


There was a cow in the mini-van
I won on a horse i picked. yay.

Decorated my patio.


Shannon came over for 4th of July.

For fireworks

and ginormous plant hugging.

Sunday Celebrated my Grandma's 80th Birthday with a Wuollete's Princess Torte.

And Worked around the house



goodbye

Comments

joolee said…
You have GOT to be kidding me!!!!!!! I just brought down my Swell Hanky duvet and used it to cover my couch yesterday!!!! Then today I was thinking that it might look good "slipcovered" over some of my patio cushions! AND I took a picture of my feet with the swell duvet in the background this afternoon!!!!! FREAKY! My favorite is the hanky with the S that I always believed stood for my last name, but I guess you prolly think it stands for Sabrina! I am TOTALLY flipping out right now! We are such kindred spirits!!!
July 7, 2008 at 12:21 AM
Heather of the EO said…
oh how i loved that fast talking 80's guy and i would try to talk as fast as him and i think it was pretty close cause i can talk really fast and i really like all your pictures thank you for finally posting something (breath)
love heather
July 7, 2008 at 7:40 AM
...sensible of shoe said…
You looked ferosh at the horse races!
July 7, 2008 at 8:24 AM
jodilee0123 said…
Do you have any of that cake left? Woulettes (or however you spell it) is so divine!
July 7, 2008 at 1:48 PM
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