Adam and I were picking out a couple of Valentine’s cards and I picked up this one and couldn’t help but start laughing. He burst out in a fit of laughter too. I mean how can you not! First off, who would you give this too? Secondly, well…who would you give this too again???? It didn’t matter to us, though because we just HAD to buy it and decided we would figure it out later who to send it to (I mean, nothing says “will you be my Valentine like this card”!). We already have and it is stamped and ready to go and I guess you’ll see if it is you if it shows up in your mailbox! heh heh.. Here it is, folks:

Whenever I see this lil’ guy on the weather screen online I know it is a bad sign. In fact, it reminds me of the good ol’ days back in Havre, Montana when we were in undergrad. I swear that was the coldest place on earth. There were days when the high would be -20 with a windchill of -70; NOT kidding. Now here, this hunched over cold looking man means: high of 2, windchill of -18. Cold to the freaking bones is all I know. Reminds me of the movie Armageddon where that guy says “worst environment imaginable…that’s all you have to say…just worst environment imaginable…”. brrrrrr

Following this storm was a beautiful day with a high of -15 and windchill of -30. This led to much reminiscing of our undergraduate days spent in Havre, Montana where the winter days were usually -30 with wind-chills of -80. And, to think we walked to class!

I’ve been wanting to read Sh*t My Dad says. Call me crazy but it sounds hilarious. My brother-in-law got it for Christmas, in fact and I’m a lil’ jealous! But! Last night I was reading the top 10 pregnancy blog list and came across this picture accidentally. It is from a book called Sh*t my kids ruined: An A-Z Celebration of Kid-Destruction and now I want this book too because look at this picture. HOW funny is this?! Adam and I laughed and laughed and then laughed some more. Kids are the best, aren’t they?!

LEFT!

In response to this post, the answer is..to the LEFT!

90% of all preschoolers answered left…including our niece. Why? Their answer is very simple, because you can’t see the door to get onto the bus.

Duh.