A mostly true journey of a girl, her man, and their three kids; all trying to live harmoniously in cities somewhere in Utah. Names and exact locations may be changed in order to protect the grouchy.
A mostly true journey of a girl, her man, and their three kids; all trying to live harmoniously in cities somewhere in Utah. Names and exact locations may be changed in order to protect the grouchy.
Oh, come on. Didn't your mommy teach you to share?
ReplyDeleteOh Karen, I'll share anything with you. Isn't he dreamy? LOL
DeleteJust three words: Leggo my Leggo.
ReplyDeleteWell I just about spit soda at that one. If M. looks that handsome, I can't imagine what his dad looks like… :)
Deletea smiley face... just gotta love it!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Slu. He actually was trying to make me smile. It worked…Now if I can just find the rest of the body….
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He can build anything, so this head just seems to fit.
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DeleteI believe all of his tools and mad computer skills are hidden in that head. Is it odd that it's nowhere to be found? Do you think he takes it to work?
It's called Lego disease. When the number of Legos in your house reaches a certain amount then you may wake up with a Lego body part.
ReplyDeleteThat explains my crippled, curved hands. I'm looking forward to the rectangular torso any day now.
DeleteUsually my, "Hubba, Hubba" is for when I see you in your pretty dresses... this time, girl, it's for The Man...
ReplyDeleteHubba... Hubba... Looking Good, My Man... ;)
Stacy, The man's head is going to get even bigger now! Hahah.
DeleteHey, I have seen this guy before...I think he lives in my sons room. Spooky. :)
ReplyDeleteIsn't it funny that I hear that from a lot of women? Oh Wait…Should I be concerned??
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