Today was a beautiful day in Colorado - sunny and blue skies! About time, as most of the past week was wet, wet, wet! I spent the morning volunteering at my church office, making lots of carabiners for Vacation Bible School - I think I assembled close to 200 of them! OY!
Each card is a VBS lesson - "SonRock Kids Camp"
This is just the box I brought home...the other 2 million are back in the office at church!
Safeway (the grocery store here in Colorado) finally started carrying Diet Sunkist Lemonade, a soda for which I have the ultimate weakness. I called Mom to rejoice, only to find the $5.99 price tag to be just nuts. I sadly put the case of soda back on the shelf. THEN, I received a $5.99 check in the mail from Mom and Dad, along with the note above!
WOOHOO! I love my Sunkist!Thanks, Mom and Dad!
Lesson for the week: when leaving your bedroom window open during hurricane-like wind storms, be sure to remove, store, and/or protect the strings for your window blinds. If not, the photo above will fully illustrate the preposterous predicament you will find yourself in. Awesome.
4 comments:
oh...that's a bad window blind string knot...I hate discovering stuff like that...
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You have the best parents in the world.
I really love your blogs. I think the kids at VBS are going to be very lucky someone took the time you spent on the carabiners - they look awesome.
I curse my blinds installer for putting all my strings on the same side of the window. They get tangled all the time, although I think yours takes the prize.
I didn't even know what a carbiner (is it a real word?) was...now I do.
We are doing the same VBS curriculum this year! I have the preschoolers. Haven't heard anything about the caribiners though...we have a pretty small budget. Maybe we are not doing those.
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