I realize one day I will have blog fans….

But today I feel like “Beuller, Beuller, Beuller”

I don’t even think my hubby reads my blog

Guess it also doesn’t help that I’m stuck at work

also going “Beuller, Beuller, Beuller”

with one salesperson left that

obviously doesn’t have plans for New Years Eve.

And I’ve had one phone call in 4 hours.

Shoot me please

So have you ever been to Cedar Point or any other amusement park where they had the “what would your kids look like?” photo booth. Girls you know the one you dragged your man into. Then afterwards you discovered how hideous your offspring would be and reconsidered sex. This one is so much better….still kinda scary but pretty cool….

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First, I took photos of my hubby and I from our wedding.

The first time that offspring turned out pretty hideous. But you’ll just have to take my word on it because when I tried to recreate it to post it turned out not too bad…

So then I tooks some photos of my hubby and I when we were kids. I’m guessing we are about 2 or 3 years old in these pictures. Are we cute or what?

Our kid kinda turned out pretty cute….

I can see kinda see the resemblence in our own children…

I don’t know but I think I like the last two kids best!

Ok so a couple of days ago I featured some pics of Everett making me birthday cupcakes. So not wanting to play favorites I have to give equal love out to my little one. So here is Mitchie D on Christmas..gotta love those dark brown peepers and those footie pajamas.

Its a few days early but my New Year’s blog resolution is to blog about things besides my children at least 3 times a week. I’m new to the blogging world so I’ve been making it a point to blog atleast once a week. Now its time to take it to the next step.

This week I’m going to “Slide into the Kitchen” and post a recipe. I have a couple tricks up my sleeve for this section of my blog. But I’ve been holding back because I just don’t want to post a recipe. I want to post a recipe with step by step photos. Hey if I can kill two birds with one stone (practicing photography & cooking dinner) I’m going for it. I’m thinking Homemade Mac & Cheese is good for a premier. So keep on the lookout!

So over the holiday weekend I had the chance to play with my photos and Photoshop. So my next couple posts will probably be photos. I just love this one of my niece. She’s got her daddy’s eyes. We just hope they stay this color. I think her daddy has already bought a shot gun to keep the boys away! Or he’s expecting her older cousins to keep them at bay

Yesterday I was playing around with Photoshop and photos of the kids. I actually spent a good part of the day on my computer. Its great having new toys too keep the kiddies busy.

I love pictures of Everett where he is trying so hard. The serious determined face. His little tongue sticking out. He wants to do everything my himself.

Why bother with the huge pile of toys you just got for Christmas….the jar of peanut butter and the lazy susan cabinet are so much fun! Right Aunt Jodi?

So did you ever think you would hear cello and classic rock in the same sentence? Neither did I, but Low Strung has done it beautifully. They have remixed classic rock songs such as Don’t Stop Believin’, Livin’ on a Prayer, and Stairway to Heaven.

For the past month, this CD has not come out of my car and my MP3 player is always set on Low Strung.  

I recently started taking a drawing class.  I was quite freak out by this class.  You see I’ve never been an artist.   But its required for a graphic design major.  This is where Low Strung comes in.  Their music is inspiring.   It is soothing.   As you listen, you can envision an artist feverishly working on a piece.   That is what it does to me.

Low Strung perfect background music for a young hip dinner party, a soak in a tub, or even for wedding music.  That is how I actually discovered Low Strung.   Me Ra Koh is an amazing photographer.  She recently posted a photo montage on her website using Low Strung as the background music.  I thank her for introducing me to Low Strung.

About Low Strung:

Low Strung unites the classical virtuosity of twelve cellists with their indomitable rock and roll spirit as we play some of your favorite rock anthems. The CD includes a bonus 12th track not available as a digital download.

For too long the cello has lived in the shadows. Centuries of tired bass lines and harmonies have left the unique versatility of the cello largely unrecognized. That is about to change. Formed at Yale University in 2004, Low Strung unites the classical virtuosity of twelve cellists with their indomitable rock and roll spirit. These twelve tracks, all time-tested rock anthems, lay bare the most extreme capabilities of the cello: heartbreaking beauty, bone-crunching rawness, and everything in between.