Recent amazingness
1) Aaron and I went to CVS last night, and managed to ONLY buy that for which we came - t.p. and contact lens cleaner. (Confession: we ALMOST bought a giant marshmallow hamburger from the $2 bin.)
2) My very tall, very funny brother, who is a freshman in college, was told by his vocal teacher that he was the best new vocal student of the year. I wouldn't have heard about it, except that the teacher forced my brother to tell my parents, and my mom in turn told me. So forgive me a bit of sisterly bragging :)
3) The other sibs also have some great things going on. The 21 year-old sister is going to the Dominican Republic on a mission trip this summer, which she is so excited about. The 16 year-old brother just got a car - a fantastic '88 Cadillac badly in need of painting. I think he wants to paint it himself, in the design of the Swedish flag. The 14 year-old sister has a big role in our church's production of the Sound of Music next month, and I know she'll be perfect in it. I'm so proud of all of them. None of them read my blog (as far as I know), so I am quite enjoying writing secretly about them.
4) Aaron and I got to celebrate Passover at the home of some recently married friends. It was a fun time. The absolutely best part: right at the beginning of the seder, their little one year-old nephew somehow got hold of a spoon, and threw it at amazing speed right into the center of the table, knocking over quite a few of our little pre-filled cups of grape juice. He was all smiles about this, of course. It was a great way to start off our celebration with gusto.
2) My very tall, very funny brother, who is a freshman in college, was told by his vocal teacher that he was the best new vocal student of the year. I wouldn't have heard about it, except that the teacher forced my brother to tell my parents, and my mom in turn told me. So forgive me a bit of sisterly bragging :)
3) The other sibs also have some great things going on. The 21 year-old sister is going to the Dominican Republic on a mission trip this summer, which she is so excited about. The 16 year-old brother just got a car - a fantastic '88 Cadillac badly in need of painting. I think he wants to paint it himself, in the design of the Swedish flag. The 14 year-old sister has a big role in our church's production of the Sound of Music next month, and I know she'll be perfect in it. I'm so proud of all of them. None of them read my blog (as far as I know), so I am quite enjoying writing secretly about them.
4) Aaron and I got to celebrate Passover at the home of some recently married friends. It was a fun time. The absolutely best part: right at the beginning of the seder, their little one year-old nephew somehow got hold of a spoon, and threw it at amazing speed right into the center of the table, knocking over quite a few of our little pre-filled cups of grape juice. He was all smiles about this, of course. It was a great way to start off our celebration with gusto.
posted by Amanda Lane at 10:49 AM
5 Comments:
Calories in giant marshmallow hamburger? 343. Not 345. Not 340.
Giant marshmallow makers are so precise.
How come the girls didn't make the list? :0(
I love hearing all the updates on the other Womack kids. Maybe this time you'll remember to invite me to the KACC musical production this year. ;0)
Steph: this is not a complete list. :)
And yes, you need to come to the play.
BE CAREFUL WITH THE MARSHMALLOW HAMBURGERS!!
One appeared in Lou's parents house mysteriously and it cannot be destroyed. Seriously, no one has any idea where it came from, and it keeps popping up in weird places. It also had 343 calories, so I can only assume it's the same one.
USE CAUTION!
Hahaha! 343 as well, that's remarkable.
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