Dood's Brood

Well,sure the masterpiece is beautiful --- you used all the blue tile! And a ton of blue grout from what I could see. You beat me to it. I was going to post a picture of my lovely pot. It's ready and waiting for a nice geranium. Sorry Stephanie (or was it Brianna)about almost taking your eye out with the tile clippers. We get a little carried away in our artistic endeavors.

I'll add my thanks to the Matthews family for a wonderful holiday weekend. Chaos is a little easier to handle with some Grey Goose, right??!!

Political differences aside, I am so proud and thankful to be the eldest in this family called Dood's Brood.

Yeah, I was going to post a picture of 'my' pot, too, you know, the one that Dood, Sharon, and I made, until I saw the masterpiece, then I figured I would wait and see how Kathy's turned out. Post that picture, Kathy!

The other picture I was going to post was one of the Easter napkins and tablecloth that I found the next day up in the closet...that's right, the one that almost sent me over the edge Easter morning because I couldn't find it. Perhaps the hostess had a little too much Grey Goose the day before. Or, maybe I couldn't find it because each time I went in that room I was so distracted by the new 'twist' on window shades Dad created that I couldn't concentrate. Regardless, you all know what you'll be using next year for tableware...

Like Kathy, I am proud to be a member of Dood's Brood, and so thankful for the love in this family.

Oh,no --- signs of Grandma Z. Just don't go walking down the streets of Lakeville looking up into the trees calling, "Here kitty, kitty, kitty." I loved A.J's question after you had torn the house apart looking for the darn napkins and tablecloth: "Mom, don't take this wrong, but did you ever actually buy them??!"