cow appreciation day

Free chicken at Chick-fil-a for wearing a cow costume.

I see a new annual tradition in our family's future!

Jealous of Henry's cow diaper? Get your own.

ironic night

This weekend we stayed in a hotel- five miles from our house.

The in-laws had planned a visit but had to cancel unexpectedly and had a non-refundable deal. So we took a vacation from the clutter and pets and capitalized on free breakfast and happy hour. Plus hotels don't use an antenna to get four real channels. They have cable! And the Food Network!

I fell asleep at 10 p.m. fully clothed only to be awakened at midnight by the couple next to us having...er...LOUD relations. Ick.

At 4 a.m., Henry woke up SCREAMING at the top of his lungs and continued for a good 15 minutes.

That, my friends, is a heavy dose of payback. And birth control.

baby commercials rock

Happy Saturday!

quick, everybody look in all different directions

 

 

 

This is the largest group of kids Henry has ever been around. His head did come one-inch from the cement fireplace. But you know, I'm such a cool mom that I trusted daddy and kept snapping pictures.

And then I disinfected all the toys because OMG THE BABY SPIT.

fridays are always happy

To make you question your decision to have kids, click here.

To help you understand how the new financial bill affects you.

To track your running/walking/biking work outs.

To check out some other gals' stories about life and running, check out this blog and this blog.

To read about a newspaper that still holds on to good journalism ethics, check this out.

To take you back to your childhood, remember this?

Finally, this dog video will make you laugh out loud. Guaranteed.

Google, the King of April Fool's Jokes

Kansas people are hilarious. In an effort to woo Google's high-speed internet, the capital city changed it's name to Google, Kansas. So in response, Google changed it's name to Topeka. Explanation, click here.

Google has had some amazing jokes, my favorite being Google Paper. "Everyone loves Gmail. But not everyone loves email, or the digital era. What ever happened to stamps, filing cabinets, and the mailman? Well, you asked for it, and it’s here. We’re bringing it back."