Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Autism Day at the Lake
Birmingham Children's Hospital has an organization called Fishing 4 a Cure that benefits research of childhood cancer. This time, they organized a day of fun and fishing for families affected by autism. Our family was invited to attend and we had a lot of fun. Andy and Haddie were treated royally, and I know they'll never forget it. I made a movie with the pics for you.
I tried to pub it here, but the comp fought with me, so I'll just give you the download link from MU.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4CZIEVXH
I tried to pub it here, but the comp fought with me, so I'll just give you the download link from MU.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4CZIEVXH
Those Jack Daniels pics
Since the video is a bit blurry, I'll post a few of my favorite pics from the Jack Daniel's shoot. You can't tell we love the Jack Daniels distillery, can you? ;)
Videos
A few weeks ago, I discovered the wonders of Movie Maker software. I made up two videos with the latest pics of the kids. You can download them from Megaupload, or watch them here.
Spring 2008
Combines pics from our Jack Daniel's photo shoot, trip to the Birmingham zoo, and the Tennessee Aquarium, set to an inspirational song from Korean group Shinhwa.
Download:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8SSLOUC9
Spring 2008
Combines pics from our Jack Daniel's photo shoot, trip to the Birmingham zoo, and the Tennessee Aquarium, set to an inspirational song from Korean group Shinhwa.
Download:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8SSLOUC9
Sunday, May 4, 2008
In Their Words
It's been quite a while since I've posted, so I thought I'd share a few of Andy and Haddie's more recent funny quotes.
June 19, 2007
Daddy: "I have a request."
Haddie: "Like Shrek?"
After a moment of consideration...
Mommy: "You mean a quest?"
Haddie: "Yeah! To get his swamp back!"
October 2, 2007
Andy: "Mommy, you're my best friend. I'll never let you die."
October 2, 2007
Andy was watching the movie Hot Shots today, and asked about Saddam Hussein--the scene where the hero drops a bomb on him while he's sitting next to a swimming pool. I told Andy that Saddam was a very bad man, but the good guys caught and executed him. Andy asked, "Why was he bad? 'Cause he moved that chair near the pool?"
October 19, 2007
Andy: "I love you, Mommy. Don't ever take me back to the hospital." (translation: Don't give me back to where I was before you got me, if that makes sense)
Mommy: "I won't ever give you away. Because I love you so much."
Andy: "And if you didn't have any kids you'd have a sports car?"
March 1, 2008
Mommy: "What's with you two tonight?"
Andy: "Maybe I have a brain damage."
February 7, 2008
Andy: "I love my new world. Yeah. I just love my new world. It's so beautiful. With all the birds flying. And all the frogs hopping around. I want to keep my new world."
February 29, 2008
Andy: "I just took out my maditude. Okay? So I'm happy now. Okay, I'm happy...well, except for my other attitudes. But I'm happy for once."
March 3, 2008
There was a bad storm coming through and Andy was extremely concerned that we had not gone to the basement yet. In a scolding tone, Andy said, "Daddy, you better keep your kids safe. You better keep your kids healthy or they'll die young. And they'll never get healthy anymore."
March 4, 2008
Haddie tripped over the lego box and it made a racket. I hopped up to check on her and she said, "I'm okay, Mommy. I didn't die myself."
March 5, 2008
Andy had his Webkinz snake wrapped around the legs of my chair. He said, "Mommy, I think there's a tiger snake under your chair. And he just cried for joy for me."
March 8, 2008
Liberty let out a strange and yelping bark while she was asleep. Andy came into the room and said, "What's the matter, puppy? Were you dreaming of something terrible? Don't worry. Your family's here. We'll protect you from the ummm...ummm...ummm...terrible somethings."
March 17, 2008
Haddie: "Mommy, I'm hungry. I want a hot dog. It makes me a lot of poop."
May 1, 2008
I was reviewing Stranger-Danger with the kids to teach them what to do if a stranger tries to kidnap them. I had heard that if kids curse when they're being abducted, adults are much more likely to take notice. I had Andy roleplay with me and told him to scream, kick and curse (and made a big deal about how it's the ONE time he is allowed to). I said, say this: "This mother f&%^$er's trying to take me!" When it was time to roleplay, Andy says, "This f&*^ing mother's trying to take me!"
May 2, 2008
Terry and I took Andy to the bookstore and let him read in the kid's section while we worked on my laptop. I reminded him about Stranger-danger. Of course, now EVERYONE is a stranger to him. Once, I heard him yelling in a petite girly-voice "Ahhhh!!!" as he ran down an aisle. I scolded him and told him not to yell in the bookstore. He said, "But there was a girl and I thought she was going to try and take me."
June 19, 2007
Daddy: "I have a request."
Haddie: "Like Shrek?"
After a moment of consideration...
Mommy: "You mean a quest?"
Haddie: "Yeah! To get his swamp back!"
October 2, 2007
Andy: "Mommy, you're my best friend. I'll never let you die."
October 2, 2007
Andy was watching the movie Hot Shots today, and asked about Saddam Hussein--the scene where the hero drops a bomb on him while he's sitting next to a swimming pool. I told Andy that Saddam was a very bad man, but the good guys caught and executed him. Andy asked, "Why was he bad? 'Cause he moved that chair near the pool?"
October 19, 2007
Andy: "I love you, Mommy. Don't ever take me back to the hospital." (translation: Don't give me back to where I was before you got me, if that makes sense)
Mommy: "I won't ever give you away. Because I love you so much."
Andy: "And if you didn't have any kids you'd have a sports car?"
March 1, 2008
Mommy: "What's with you two tonight?"
Andy: "Maybe I have a brain damage."
February 7, 2008
Andy: "I love my new world.
February 29, 2008
Andy: "I just took out my maditude. Okay? So I'm happy now. Okay, I'm happy...well, except for my other attitudes. But I'm happy for once."
March 3, 2008
There was a bad storm coming through and Andy was extremely concerned that we had not gone to the basement yet. In a scolding tone, Andy said, "Daddy, you better keep your kids safe. You better keep your kids healthy or they'll die young. And they'll never get healthy anymore."
March 4, 2008
Haddie tripped over the lego box and it made a racket. I hopped up to check on her and she said, "I'm okay, Mommy. I didn't die myself."
March 5, 2008
Andy had his Webkinz snake wrapped around the legs of my chair. He said, "Mommy, I think there's a tiger snake under your chair. And he just cried for joy for me."
March 8, 2008
Liberty let out a strange and yelping bark while she was asleep. Andy came into the room and said, "What's the matter, puppy? Were you dreaming of something terrible? Don't worry. Your family's here. We'll protect you from the ummm...ummm...ummm...terrible somethings."
March 17, 2008
Haddie: "Mommy, I'm hungry. I want a hot dog. It makes me a lot of poop."
May 1, 2008
I was reviewing Stranger-Danger with the kids to teach them what to do if a stranger tries to kidnap them. I had heard that if kids curse when they're being abducted, adults are much more likely to take notice. I had Andy roleplay with me and told him to scream, kick and curse (and made a big deal about how it's the ONE time he is allowed to). I said, say this: "This mother f&%^$er's trying to take me!" When it was time to roleplay, Andy says, "This f&*^ing mother's trying to take me!"
May 2, 2008
Terry and I took Andy to the bookstore and let him read in the kid's section while we worked on my laptop. I reminded him about Stranger-danger. Of course, now EVERYONE is a stranger to him. Once, I heard him yelling in a petite girly-voice "Ahhhh!!!" as he ran down an aisle. I scolded him and told him not to yell in the bookstore. He said, "But there was a girl and I thought she was going to try and take me."
Monday, September 17, 2007
Predictions for Andy's Future Career Path
As a child, I can remember my favorite topic of consideration: What are you going to be when you grow up? Most of my life, the question was easily answered, depending on my age: novelist, astronaut, pilot, Military Police, under cover detective, troubleshooter (Okay, so I watched a little too much 21 Jump Street and MacGuyver).
Most kids love that topic but you begin to realize, once you have kids, that adults wonder the same thing about their own children. I think every parents dreams of the wonderful career achievements their child will make one day. For a lot of parents, the list includes doctor, lawyer, or President. Personally, I will wholeheartedly advice against any of those jobs for my own kids, and encourage them to shoot for more realistic goals (particularly those that won't force me to take a second mortgage on my house for the college loans).
As for Andy, his current answer to that question is a "helicopter driver". Sure, kid. If you're gonna dream, dream big, right? That does sound like a pretty cool job. My 4th grade bff, Brian, wanted to do the same thing. He ended up in the Merchant Marine, instead. Okay, so boats and helicopters are pretty different, but it's still a pretty darn cool job.
For Andy, my money is on something scientific or engineering related. Possibly computers. But to determine some other predictions for Andy's future career, I began looking back through the things he has said in his lifetime. I have a book of quotes and stories that I keep, entirely dedicated to the great things that my kids say. Let me list a few of the entries here, along with the potential jobs that might be associated with such thinking. In about twelve years I'll be able to say which one actually pans out.
1. Airplane Pilot:
Jan. 2005
We were heading to gymnastics on Bryant Drive when someone pulled out in front of us. I slammed on my breaks and Andy said, "Mommy, do we have to eject?"
2. Homeless Man:
Feb. 25, 2005
Andy was standing in Daddy's way at the door. Daddy said, "Look out, Sonny." Andy replied, "I'm not Sonny. I'm a little poor boy."
3. Gay Biker:
March 17, 2005
Andy: "I love motorcycles. And I love guys who ride motorcycles."
4. Middle Management:
October 3, 2005
Andy came in from playing outside and was talking to Daddy about the bees in the yard. He commented that he didn't like bees because they have stingers. Daddy said, "Leave them alone and they won't hurt you. They're just doing their jobs." Andy looked confused and asked, "Then, where are their computers?"
5. Construction Worker
December 30, 2005
Andy had climbed into bed with us in the early morning, and began squirming. He said, "This little penis is tickling me." I told him to use the potty, and when he had finished, he returned to my side. He asked what "that" was. Daddy explained that some guys call it "morning wood". He looked at us funny and said, "No, it's not made of wood. You can't build a house out of it."
6. Hair Stylist
January 26, 2005
Andy: "What are you doing, Mommy?"
Mommy: "Putting mousse in my hair."
Andy: "So you can be cool?"
7. Real Estate Agent
May 5, 2006
Terry and I were talking about a job prospect in Birmingham. we were exploring the options for housing, should Terry decide to take the job. Andy had been listening quietly, and suddenly interrupted us. He said, in a perfect Michaelangelo imitation from the 2nd Ninja Turtles movie, "Guys, guys, guys! I know! Let's do Time Share!"
8. 911 Operator
July 5, 2006
I was teaching Andy about emergencies and what to do if he ever needed help. I taught him about 911, and we practiced dialing, then we roll-played about six times, with Andy playing the roll of caller, and I was the 911 Operator. Every time, I'd answer, "911--What is your emergency?" Andys pays a lot of attention to detail, so I fully expected him to answer the same way when it was his turn to be Operator. I called him on our pretend phone and said, "Help! My Daddy fell down the stairs and broke his arm!" Without missing a beat, Andy grimaced and replied, in a tone very reminiscent of Beavis and Butthead, "Ow--that musta hurt."
9. Porn Star
June 3, 2007
Andy and I were out shopping, and he made a comment about something. I told him, "You're getting too big for your britches." He looked at me funny, so I asked if he knew what britches are. He said he didn't. I told him, simply, pants. I could see the wheels turning in his head, and he was silent for a few seconds. Then, he said, "Penis?" Confused, I asked, "huh?" He said, "Is my penis getting too big for my pants? Do I need new pants for my penis to fit inside?"
10. Exercise Guru
June 8, 2007
Andy: "I want to do Elmocize tomorrow. I want to exercise so I don't die."
11. Buddist Monk
June 2, 2007
Andy heard us talking about death, and asked what reincarnation is. After I explained it to him, he loved the idea and decided that he wants to be reincarnated into a new body now. He asked, "Mommy, will you die with me?"
12. Proctologist
July 4, 2007
While watching the fireworks, the kids tried mini-jawbreakers for the first time. I told Haddie to suck on them, but don't swallow them. Andy asked, "Why? Because she'll get a hard poop?"
13. Cigarette Ad Agent
Andy and I were looking at pictures I took of Haddie at the Jack Daniel's distillery. She was dressed in overalls and had a stick in her mouth. Andy asked, "Why is there a stick in her mouth? Does she have a stickerette?"
14. Catholic Priest
July 16, 2007
Andy was watching a show with Terry. The characters were heading toward a church. Andy asked, "What is a church? Is that where dead people live?"
October 14, 2006
During Bun's wedding, in which he was the ring-bearer, Andy pointed out the huge cross on the back wall behind the pastor. He asked, "What's that big T?"
15. Brain Surgeon
September 14, 2007
Haddie: "My head is broken."
Andy: "Your head isn't broken. It's just alive."
September 17, 2007
Andy: "What's wrong with me? It looks like my brain was having a heart attack."
16. Dentist
See "Haddie's Lost Tooth" blog entry below.
Well, that is my list. I'm sure there will be more in time. He is such an ambitious child, after all. ;-D
Most kids love that topic but you begin to realize, once you have kids, that adults wonder the same thing about their own children. I think every parents dreams of the wonderful career achievements their child will make one day. For a lot of parents, the list includes doctor, lawyer, or President. Personally, I will wholeheartedly advice against any of those jobs for my own kids, and encourage them to shoot for more realistic goals (particularly those that won't force me to take a second mortgage on my house for the college loans).
As for Andy, his current answer to that question is a "helicopter driver". Sure, kid. If you're gonna dream, dream big, right? That does sound like a pretty cool job. My 4th grade bff, Brian, wanted to do the same thing. He ended up in the Merchant Marine, instead. Okay, so boats and helicopters are pretty different, but it's still a pretty darn cool job.
For Andy, my money is on something scientific or engineering related. Possibly computers. But to determine some other predictions for Andy's future career, I began looking back through the things he has said in his lifetime. I have a book of quotes and stories that I keep, entirely dedicated to the great things that my kids say. Let me list a few of the entries here, along with the potential jobs that might be associated with such thinking. In about twelve years I'll be able to say which one actually pans out.
1. Airplane Pilot:
Jan. 2005
We were heading to gymnastics on Bryant Drive when someone pulled out in front of us. I slammed on my breaks and Andy said, "Mommy, do we have to eject?"
2. Homeless Man:
Feb. 25, 2005
Andy was standing in Daddy's way at the door. Daddy said, "Look out, Sonny." Andy replied, "I'm not Sonny. I'm a little poor boy."
3. Gay Biker:
March 17, 2005
Andy: "I love motorcycles. And I love guys who ride motorcycles."
4. Middle Management:
October 3, 2005
Andy came in from playing outside and was talking to Daddy about the bees in the yard. He commented that he didn't like bees because they have stingers. Daddy said, "Leave them alone and they won't hurt you. They're just doing their jobs." Andy looked confused and asked, "Then, where are their computers?"
5. Construction Worker
December 30, 2005
Andy had climbed into bed with us in the early morning, and began squirming. He said, "This little penis is tickling me." I told him to use the potty, and when he had finished, he returned to my side. He asked what "that" was. Daddy explained that some guys call it "morning wood". He looked at us funny and said, "No, it's not made of wood. You can't build a house out of it."
6. Hair Stylist
January 26, 2005
Andy: "What are you doing, Mommy?"
Mommy: "Putting mousse in my hair."
Andy: "So you can be cool?"
7. Real Estate Agent
May 5, 2006
Terry and I were talking about a job prospect in Birmingham. we were exploring the options for housing, should Terry decide to take the job. Andy had been listening quietly, and suddenly interrupted us. He said, in a perfect Michaelangelo imitation from the 2nd Ninja Turtles movie, "Guys, guys, guys! I know! Let's do Time Share!"
8. 911 Operator
July 5, 2006
I was teaching Andy about emergencies and what to do if he ever needed help. I taught him about 911, and we practiced dialing, then we roll-played about six times, with Andy playing the roll of caller, and I was the 911 Operator. Every time, I'd answer, "911--What is your emergency?" Andys pays a lot of attention to detail, so I fully expected him to answer the same way when it was his turn to be Operator. I called him on our pretend phone and said, "Help! My Daddy fell down the stairs and broke his arm!" Without missing a beat, Andy grimaced and replied, in a tone very reminiscent of Beavis and Butthead, "Ow--that musta hurt."
9. Porn Star
June 3, 2007
Andy and I were out shopping, and he made a comment about something. I told him, "You're getting too big for your britches." He looked at me funny, so I asked if he knew what britches are. He said he didn't. I told him, simply, pants. I could see the wheels turning in his head, and he was silent for a few seconds. Then, he said, "Penis?" Confused, I asked, "huh?" He said, "Is my penis getting too big for my pants? Do I need new pants for my penis to fit inside?"
10. Exercise Guru
June 8, 2007
Andy: "I want to do Elmocize tomorrow. I want to exercise so I don't die."
11. Buddist Monk
June 2, 2007
Andy heard us talking about death, and asked what reincarnation is. After I explained it to him, he loved the idea and decided that he wants to be reincarnated into a new body now. He asked, "Mommy, will you die with me?"
12. Proctologist
July 4, 2007
While watching the fireworks, the kids tried mini-jawbreakers for the first time. I told Haddie to suck on them, but don't swallow them. Andy asked, "Why? Because she'll get a hard poop?"
13. Cigarette Ad Agent
Andy and I were looking at pictures I took of Haddie at the Jack Daniel's distillery. She was dressed in overalls and had a stick in her mouth. Andy asked, "Why is there a stick in her mouth? Does she have a stickerette?"
14. Catholic Priest
July 16, 2007
Andy was watching a show with Terry. The characters were heading toward a church. Andy asked, "What is a church? Is that where dead people live?"
October 14, 2006
During Bun's wedding, in which he was the ring-bearer, Andy pointed out the huge cross on the back wall behind the pastor. He asked, "What's that big T?"
15. Brain Surgeon
September 14, 2007
Haddie: "My head is broken."
Andy: "Your head isn't broken. It's just alive."
September 17, 2007
Andy: "What's wrong with me? It looks like my brain was having a heart attack."
16. Dentist
See "Haddie's Lost Tooth" blog entry below.
Well, that is my list. I'm sure there will be more in time. He is such an ambitious child, after all. ;-D
Wednesday, August 8, 2007
Pics of the Rooms and Hitachi students
Haddie and Andy are staying with their Mommom and Poppop for a few weeks this summer, as will probably be routine for many years to come. While they've been gone, I've taken the opportunity to go through things and downsize in preparation for our upcoming garage sale. I rearranged their rooms and added some great new furniture. Andy now has a new bed, replacing the futon he used to sleep on. He got a new dresser, as well. Haddie has a new Big Girl bed, and she also has some new dressers. I posted the pics, in case you'd like to see them.
We hosted two Japanese students from Hitachi over the weekend, and I have a few of those pictures up, as well. All the pics can be found on the same page:
http://www.tumbleweedcrossing.net/Andy/JapaneseStudentsStay.html
Stay cool out there!
We hosted two Japanese students from Hitachi over the weekend, and I have a few of those pictures up, as well. All the pics can be found on the same page:
http://www.tumbleweedcrossing.net/Andy/JapaneseStudentsStay.html
Stay cool out there!
Saturday, July 28, 2007
Beware the Webkinz!
Let me just send out a warning to all you intelligent, hard-working, God-fearing adults.
DO NOT PLAY WEBKINZ!!! It... (insert impressive pause)... is evil.
They used to say that cards are the devil's prayer book. Well, move over Hoyle--Webkinz reigns supreme over all vices. Allow me to explain.
Unless you have children, you've probably never heard of these ridiculously cute, entirely overpriced stuffed animals. If your Hallmark does not have a Webkinz display, the manager has, in all likelyhood, been recently fired because no sane person would dare pass up the mountain of gold these little critters are bringing in. I predict these things to be the next Tickle-Me-Elmo of the upcoming Christmas season. They're flying off the shelves, and most stores limit the number you can buy. To my knowledge, nobody's been killed over them yet, but it cannot be long in coming.
What are they, you ask? Webkinz are just cute stuffed animals, remininscent of the old beanie babies craze of a decade ago. What makes Webkinz so unique, and so evil, is the magnificently expansive virtual world that they unlock. Mozy on over to Webkinz.com and check it out on their little tour. When you purchase the toy, you have access to this amazing virtual world, in which you, quite literally, become caretaker for your pet. You must feed it, play with it, and nurture it to ensure its health and happiness. Think Tamigotchi on steroids. It's like having a child, but these furry little things don't backtalk. You can decide how to furnish your pet's room, right down to the color of the wallpaper.
In order to feed and provide for your pet, you must visit the arcade and play all of these awesome games to earn Webkinz dollars. These games are incredibly fun, and incredibly addictive. They have renovated versions of Battleship, Pong, and Frogger that put the originals to shame. They even have their own trading card game (remember Pokemon?). There are so many games, it would take hours just to play them all. There are several ways to earn money in this world, and I am telling all of you Addicts Anonymous out there--Webkinz is heaven for anyone with an addictive personality. Addiction to this world leads to Sloth, Greed and Envy, no doubt.
I have no idea where Webkinz came from, but I suspect (ATTN: all Conspiracy Theorists out there) that the Japanese had something to do with it. I mean, THINK about it! Insanely cute animals, computers and virtual worlds, trading card games--who ELSE could have come up with it?!?! The only thing missing is a manga series and anime. It screams Japan. The next step in Japanese economic domination of the world, if you ask me. Before long, people will be giving out their Webkinz handles along with their emails and IM names.
So, beware the Webkinz, people. Beware.
Alas, it's too late for me. I have embraced the evil and sold out to the corporate giants who want my money, nay--my very soul--in their pockets. My Webkinz handle is TumbleweedCrossing. If, like me, you have already been infected by the virus that is Webkinz, I invite you to come over and meet me in Webkinz World. I guarantee to offer you a mean game of Chef Challenge or Dogbeard's Bathtub Battles.
My Webkinz Info:
ID: TumbleweedCrossing
My Pets:
Clydsdale horse -- Winchester
Black Stallion -- Remington
Lil' Unicorn -- Weatherby
Google (fictional animal)-- Browning
Lil' Alley Cat -- Gatling
Persian Cat -- Chantilly
See you in Webkinz World, my fellow Sell-Outs!!!
DO NOT PLAY WEBKINZ!!! It... (insert impressive pause)... is evil.
They used to say that cards are the devil's prayer book. Well, move over Hoyle--Webkinz reigns supreme over all vices. Allow me to explain.
Unless you have children, you've probably never heard of these ridiculously cute, entirely overpriced stuffed animals. If your Hallmark does not have a Webkinz display, the manager has, in all likelyhood, been recently fired because no sane person would dare pass up the mountain of gold these little critters are bringing in. I predict these things to be the next Tickle-Me-Elmo of the upcoming Christmas season. They're flying off the shelves, and most stores limit the number you can buy. To my knowledge, nobody's been killed over them yet, but it cannot be long in coming.
What are they, you ask? Webkinz are just cute stuffed animals, remininscent of the old beanie babies craze of a decade ago. What makes Webkinz so unique, and so evil, is the magnificently expansive virtual world that they unlock. Mozy on over to Webkinz.com and check it out on their little tour. When you purchase the toy, you have access to this amazing virtual world, in which you, quite literally, become caretaker for your pet. You must feed it, play with it, and nurture it to ensure its health and happiness. Think Tamigotchi on steroids. It's like having a child, but these furry little things don't backtalk. You can decide how to furnish your pet's room, right down to the color of the wallpaper.
In order to feed and provide for your pet, you must visit the arcade and play all of these awesome games to earn Webkinz dollars. These games are incredibly fun, and incredibly addictive. They have renovated versions of Battleship, Pong, and Frogger that put the originals to shame. They even have their own trading card game (remember Pokemon?). There are so many games, it would take hours just to play them all. There are several ways to earn money in this world, and I am telling all of you Addicts Anonymous out there--Webkinz is heaven for anyone with an addictive personality. Addiction to this world leads to Sloth, Greed and Envy, no doubt.
I have no idea where Webkinz came from, but I suspect (ATTN: all Conspiracy Theorists out there) that the Japanese had something to do with it. I mean, THINK about it! Insanely cute animals, computers and virtual worlds, trading card games--who ELSE could have come up with it?!?! The only thing missing is a manga series and anime. It screams Japan. The next step in Japanese economic domination of the world, if you ask me. Before long, people will be giving out their Webkinz handles along with their emails and IM names.
So, beware the Webkinz, people. Beware.
Alas, it's too late for me. I have embraced the evil and sold out to the corporate giants who want my money, nay--my very soul--in their pockets. My Webkinz handle is TumbleweedCrossing. If, like me, you have already been infected by the virus that is Webkinz, I invite you to come over and meet me in Webkinz World. I guarantee to offer you a mean game of Chef Challenge or Dogbeard's Bathtub Battles.
My Webkinz Info:
ID: TumbleweedCrossing
My Pets:
Clydsdale horse -- Winchester
Black Stallion -- Remington
Lil' Unicorn -- Weatherby
Google (fictional animal)-- Browning
Lil' Alley Cat -- Gatling
Persian Cat -- Chantilly
See you in Webkinz World, my fellow Sell-Outs!!!
Monday, July 16, 2007
Photo Album Updated
I have posted the photos from Donna and Brad's visit over the 4th of July. This page includes Haddie's Jack Daniel's photo session, the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, and American Village.
http://www.tumbleweedcrossing.net/Andy/july2007.html
Enjoy!
http://www.tumbleweedcrossing.net/Andy/july2007.html
Enjoy!
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