Flexible Friday #42
Oreos and Sour Candy

Friday, July 31, 2009, by Sherra

Those are the requests so far.

From the darling twins.

To bring when we arrive next Thursday for Family Day and Graduation.

Exact conversation with Scary Baby this morning:

Me: Can you believe it? At this time next week we’ll be with the girlies!

Scary Baby: I know! I can’t decide which one I’m going to hug first.

Me: I’m going to hug them both at the same time.

SB: Well, I’m going to run and jump on them so I get to hug them first.

Me: That’s fine. I’m going to hug them all day…

6 days and counting down.

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3 Responses to “Flexible Friday #42
Oreos and Sour Candy”

I will see if Alyssa has time to make them some of her famous Oreo truffles! They are to die for!

Since PBP and Grunter aren’t in the running for the first hugs, make sure one has the camera clicking and the other the video cam running. I want full coverage of you and SB elbowing each other for first dibbs!

@Gayle-That would be sweet. Roger Leroy loves Oreos!!

@julieann-The Grunter is staying home and taking care of the house and dogs and PBP and I will probably be crying so I’m just going to let SB go first. ;)

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