Life As I Know It: Busy as a bee

June 11, 2009

Busy as a bee

We had a very busy morning today. First the dentist, which I am proud to announce no cavities for either of the girls. Next we had our monthly playdate "lunch bunch". Then we had to make a quick trip to Walmart. Whew. That made me tired just typing our morning out.

Now we are home, the two little kids are sleeping and me and my Haner Naner are about to cook some brownies for dessert tonight to go with our Mexican Lasagna. What a busy family we are. What have you been doing?

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Twisted Cinderella6/12/2009
Sounds like a busy but great day.
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Rita6/12/2009
you must love it!
to a SAHM!!!
:)
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Lindsey6/14/2009
Awww what a fun day!!!
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Lori6/15/2009
Sounds like a great day to me!!
We've been camping - adventures posted soon! :-)
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June 11, 2009

Busy as a bee

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