Tip #105 even though we both speak English, my husband and I speak different languages. Ever heard of "feelin' yer oats"? Me neither! Ok maybe some of you have. But it was a first for me from Kerry and he got that deer in the headlight look when he said it. What? what do you mean what? But the other day when I took our "rag-a-muffin children" to the store he said "what? what does that mean?" If you grew up in my household you know exactly what it means. Do I really have to explain it? Seriously you should know those things, like when my father-in-law called my children "welps" and I thought I should be upset about it, apparently not! I'm told it's not a negative term in Star Valley. Who knew I would have my vocabulary extended just by being married. The things we learn.
Monday, May 14, 2012
Tips #105 & #106
Tip #106 watch out for those light fictures, they are lower than you think.
vaulted ceilings are so much fun, especially when the uncles come over and chuck you as high as they can and get your balloons for you, but don't forget, the chandelier isn't so high and that pointy tip on the end, it hurts. Especially when it comes in contact with your head!
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