Don’t worry, I’ve cut them off.
Now, if I could only locate their source of Vim.
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Last weekend I made my 20th birthday cake for our children. And as I have it figured, there are only about 70 more to be baked by request.
Oh goodness, I wish I hadn’t taken the time to figure that out. It’s a little depressing. I practically have enough to start my own Cake Wrecks Ripoff blog. Believe me, there have been some doozies.
Just the thought of more sugar highs and glazed-over eyes makes me a little out of control. Kind of like this guy:
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If you ever viewed the albums we used to post on facebook in days of yore, you might have noticed an ongoing theme in our pictures. It is simply called:
As best we can tell the origin is our father, and his genes are certainly strong in some of our children. Today I present to you the Eight-Year-Old Birthday Nose:
*If you’ve never heard this little Sandra Boynton/Neil Sedaka tune there’s a tiny little sniff, um, I mean snippet over here.
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Why this picture? Well, it’s never a bad thing to remind oneself of one’s supposed “active lifestyle”. (…like being forced into a run during Christmas break. Stupid.)
But, That’s not why I’m posting this picture. Who needs to motivate the masses? Not I. No, not I.
What do I need? I need to discuss that sampler behind our heads. “Carolina Peaches”. Hmm. That’s odd. From where did this sampler come? Carolina, perhaps? I don’t know. I’ve never been. Has Mom? Does she have a secret life down south that’s best explored in cross-stitch? Also, aren’t peaches largely from Georgia? I feel like there’s some sort of secret message here. Our mom is hiding something from us. I just know it.
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We all had a really, really good time together. See:
Wait, that doesn’t really capture it. How about this:
Still not exactly representative of the family togetherness we all felt. Let’s give it one more shot:
Never mind. You’ll just have to take our word for it.
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