Or, in my case, new towel wrap!
As per usual, I entered a blog contest a few weeks ago for a towel wrap from the Preppy Pink Crocodile. I've been a reader for a while, but I go through phases of being interactive. And I have NOT been interactive lately.
Anyway.
I WON!! I am so excited!Of course, I got my KCS monogram- and it's going to be some combo of pink and green (naturally).
I can't wait!! So excited!!
Monday, September 27, 2010
Sunday, September 26, 2010
devotion
Went to my cousin's wedding this weekend. Wedding started at 430. Alabama game kicked off at 330. (he's from NorthCarolina- he doesn't get it) MAJOR problem.
I love my cousin.
But.
I love Alabama.
So, my family and I watched it on iPhones. CBSsports.com has a GREAT app that you can watch the live feed from your phone. We killed two batteries, and drained about half of the 3rd.
now, THAT is devotion.
I love my cousin.
But.
I love Alabama.
So, my family and I watched it on iPhones. CBSsports.com has a GREAT app that you can watch the live feed from your phone. We killed two batteries, and drained about half of the 3rd.
now, THAT is devotion.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
baby Catherine
Katie and Donnie are friends of mine from highschool- and they ended up getting married after college. A few years ago they had a baby girl named Catherine.
While Katie was pregnant, Catherine was diagnosed with a severe defect called congenital diaphragmatic hernia. More or less, her diaphragm is formed incorrectly which pushed her organs too far up in her body. This caused major deformities in her organs- as shown below.
So, when Catherine was born, Katie and Donnie weren't sure about her life expectancy or survival. The first few months were incredibly precarious. When she was born, she went through multiple surgeries- and a lot of unknown.
During the course of her pregnancy, Katie started a blog: Letters to Catherine. It's amazing. It documents their fears and joys- Catherine's setbacks and victories.
Catherine is two.
She is a miracle.
You should go read Katie's blog. It'll bless you beyond words. I am grateful for my friendship with Katie and Donnie- but knowing the story of Catherine has changed my life. I met Catherine for the first time this summer at a mutual friend's wedding. She is just as precious in real life as she is in Katie's pictures and stories.
Go read Letters to Catherine. You will NOT be disappointed.
** I have more pics of Catherine (and Donnie and Katie) but blogger is being difficult...
While Katie was pregnant, Catherine was diagnosed with a severe defect called congenital diaphragmatic hernia. More or less, her diaphragm is formed incorrectly which pushed her organs too far up in her body. This caused major deformities in her organs- as shown below.
So, when Catherine was born, Katie and Donnie weren't sure about her life expectancy or survival. The first few months were incredibly precarious. When she was born, she went through multiple surgeries- and a lot of unknown.
During the course of her pregnancy, Katie started a blog: Letters to Catherine. It's amazing. It documents their fears and joys- Catherine's setbacks and victories.
Catherine is two.
She is a miracle.
You should go read Katie's blog. It'll bless you beyond words. I am grateful for my friendship with Katie and Donnie- but knowing the story of Catherine has changed my life. I met Catherine for the first time this summer at a mutual friend's wedding. She is just as precious in real life as she is in Katie's pictures and stories.
Go read Letters to Catherine. You will NOT be disappointed.
** I have more pics of Catherine (and Donnie and Katie) but blogger is being difficult...
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
such a baller
This made me laugh out loud- I've watched it about 45 times.
"I saw this idiot coming right at me. I figured he'd be better off getting tripped than tased" -Matt Diaz
"I saw this idiot coming right at me. I figured he'd be better off getting tripped than tased" -Matt Diaz
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