Wednesday, April 26, 2006
He Ain't Heavy
I love this picture. Roo loves to hold Ason - even though he is already 23 pounds. So far he doesn't mind. I have a feeling he is going to be bigger than her so she should do this while she can.
I was in the school play in seventh grade. I had to walk across the stage carrying a boy on my back and say, "He ain't heavy, he's my peer!"
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I would like to hear more about this so-called play you were in. It sounds really good. Could you maybe get into it in more detail in a future post?
Roo is STRONG! Well on her way to the bottom formation on the cheerleading squad.
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: 4/27/2006 4:08 PM
: 4/27/2006 4:08 PM
....Two more adorable grandkids. I am so blessed. That will be a fun photo when he is teenager. Of course, who knows if maybe she will be a base on the cheerleading squad and he will be the one they toss!
# posted by : 4/27/2006 8:18 PM
: 4/27/2006 8:18 PM
MM and Mom - well, it is in her blood to follow in her mama's foodsteps. Although I will place money on Ason not being on the cheer squad. The only thing putting him in cheerleading is his constant cheerful attitude.
Eric, The play was about the troubles of being a teen and I played the ditzy teenager (don't know how I was given that part.) I don't remember much else except that I kept forgetting to say my lines - I guess I was a little ditzy.
Eric, The play was about the troubles of being a teen and I played the ditzy teenager (don't know how I was given that part.) I don't remember much else except that I kept forgetting to say my lines - I guess I was a little ditzy.
Hm-m-m, if she follows in her Mom's foodsteps, does that mean a life of baked beans and potato chips?
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