Life As I Know It: Spring Break Party

March 27, 2009

Spring Break Party

I can't believe I am about to say this, but see these 3 right here

Well we have decided to pack up with my brother, his girlfriend and my niece and DRIVE to Florida for spring break. 17 hours of fun, crying, screaming, and whining, can't wait. There will be 3 adults and 4 kids, 2 TVS, 1 radio and lots and lots of sleeping pills, for me not the kids. We will be leaving in about 2 weeks. Poor or should I say lucky Chris he is staying home because he couldn't get it off from his new job, he wishes me luck. What do you say, Crazy or adventurous?

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designHER Momma3/27/2009
Oh you are so lucky! This will be the first year in about 20 years that I won't be making the 19 hour drive to FL. Enjoy the sun - bring some back for the rest of us!
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Anonymous3/27/2009
Dimetapp knocks most kids out for at least a few hours. (I'm kidding, I'm kidding!) It will be fun!
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Tammy3/29/2009
its going to be awesome!!!!!!!!!!

hopefully we all still like each other afterwards!!!!! LOL
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Lori3/29/2009
Yay for you! You will have a blast...these are the times that your kids will remember most!
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March 27, 2009

Spring Break Party

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