Perhaps it only seemed so nice today because yesterday was so not nice.
Yesterday, Rich and associates were trying to work on a roof on The Mountain we used to live on. They couldn't because of the snow. The snow in Pennsylvania on March 30. That's kind of why we left the Adirondacks and all. Granted, it didn't snow here in Gettysburg.
We won't discuss such ugly four letter words any longer.
I've decided to focus on a few five letter words: spring, sunny, bloom, balmy, warms, and renew.
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How nice. Your grass is green and those adorable children look quite happy. I love all your photos!
I've got some words for you:
green, grass, trees, ground, no-ice
The kiddos look so happy to be outside getting some Vit D. Good going Mom!!! I, on the other hand either, keep my wee-one inside or let him out to play in the mud puddles. Good Times!
Here's a four-letter word for you: brown. What's with Atlee lookin' like a pudding pop? :)
Um. Isn't brown a five letter word?
Anywho, to answer your question... Atlee believes it is the pinnacle of style to be dressed in one color from head to toe. She's all about the monochromatic look.
Should I blame her father for this hip fashion sense? Oh wait. I'm wearing pajama bottoms at 4:00 in the afternoon. Again. Poor girl was doomed from the womb.
Here's a five letter word for you - Rainy. That's what New York City has been all week. Poor Atlee and her monochrome get-ups. As long as she doesn't develop a lifelong thing for track suits, I guess it can't hurt.
Yes, 5 letter words are MUCH better! lol. I'm going to remember that expression from here on out! I cannot WAIT for spring to arrive and STAY!
YAY! Spring...
I meant to write "five-letter;" brain failed. I was thinking the one advantage of the all-brown is when jumping in dirty puddles or getting muddy, it doesn't show up as much. (Or if spilling chocolate milk all over oneself.) :)
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