Yesterday I was a little late getting home, so I stopped and got burritos from the taco place for dinner. Usually when this happens, the girls scarf their burritos down, because they're very hungry.
I had to go log into work, so I was in my room on my laptop, and after a bit, I went out to check on their dinner progress. To my surprise, they were barely halfway done with their burritos, so I got a little bit suspicious.
When they'd gotten home from school, they called and asked if they could open a box of girl scout cookies, which we have in abundance. I said sure, and they each wanted a different kind, so I okayed that too.
This all came back to me as I looked at them at the table, showing only the vaguest sort of interest in their dinners. "How many of the girl scout cookies did you eat?" I asked.
The answer, as it turned out, was quite a lot. If I let them have cookies after school today, I'm going to be much more explicit in how many cookies, exactly, they'll be allowed to have.
I spent most of the day on Saturday, roaming around and taking pictures on Whidbey Island. The results are here.
Posted by Rachel at March 9, 2004 02:42 PMIts not my fault if i felt like Double Dutch instead of lemon coolers!
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Posted by: Rachel at March 15, 2004 08:38 AMI sure like your photos of Whidbey Island.I have always wanted to stop there and see it.For some reason it has always attracted me but also has eluded me.It looks great,the water,architeural details on the buildings...... thanks for letting me view it
Posted by: Beth at March 21, 2004 10:49 AMits very interesting, thank
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