Yes, thats my dad with the spoon on his nose. Sadly I am ashamed to say that I could not get my spoon to stay on my nose. My dad has talent, and apparently I did not inherent it. Plus, he just called me at work to tell me that he thinks I'm neat and to have a great day. Gotta love this guy!
And here are my mom and I having lunch one day awhile ago. Her and I do not do lunch once a week like my dad but she loves to do little special, random things for me every now again. She is more about the surprise factor (sound familiar?). So one day when she knew I couldn't leave work to go out to lunch she brought a basket complete with soup and salad that she had made, a table cloth, bowls, nice crystal glasses, a little candle, and napkins. Oh, wait, I forgot to mention that the napkins were wrapped around the silverware and tied with a little red ribbon. Isn't my mom cute? She's so thoughtful and I just love that about her!
Well, there's my fabulous, loving parents for ya. I am so blessed to have them in my life. They may be wierd and quirky at times but they love the Lord, each other and their family and friends. Can't ask for anything more than that, now can ya?
Thanks mom and dad! I love you!!
Tabs
176 days till Kuaui!!!! I had to have something to count down to. :)
3 comments:
Tell your parents hello for me. I miss them and I love them.
How cool... Your parents sound awesome...
As for the spoon on the nose thing: do you breath on the spoon before you place it on the end of your nose? Sometimes that can help. Somehow the moisture from your breath makes it more adhesive to your nose. Also, make sure you're tilting your head back slightly when you place the spoon on your nose. If that dosen't work, well then, I don't know what to tell you. Maybe when you get to Heaven... :o) Have a great day... Sean
Ah, Tabs...enjoy hanging out with your parents...and hang out with them twice for me, since mine live far, far away!
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