Addie playing cheerleader
Trey supporting his team!
Mom saying go Alabama ! I am even wearing my favorite Alabama shirt
Trey cheered so hard he lost his pants.
After the game was over, Addie actually cried real tears.
Landan the only one in the family going to bed happy.
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What the swear word? Can you even do that on a blog called 'our family'?
Last night was probably the only time in our life where we rooted for Utah, so I have to go with Landan on this one.
I can kind of understand the swear word because after all, this was your one and only prediction of 2009 and to have it fail on day 2 of the year is not the best start! Hurry and make some more predictions and maybe you can turn this all around.
At least they lost to Utah, though, right? Favorite number 2?
Sorry to say - I'm with Landon. GO UTES!!!
i love that addie cried real tears!
Dang It! Better Luck next but at least you got some Cute pics.
Nobody believes me now, but I had a feeling the Utes would win. If only I'd said something people wouldn't roll their eyes and call me a liar to my face...
and I love the DAMN IT. seriously laughed out loud. not just the lame lol you put when you really smile inside but no laugh is actually audible. My new year's resolution is to swear less.... as i know cutting it out completely is never going to happen. For heaven (see? i'm doing so good already) sakes, I've let a few slip out in church. Oh well, at least i'm the same person in the church walls as I am outside. An interesting point though, I've decided if your asterick something like this DA**...that doesn't count.... oh well. Worst case scenario is Alexandra can swear in nursery and really be 100% like her mother. That can't be ALL bad. :)
look at your beautiful family!!! it's so great to catch up with you, and i'm so jealous you're still dancing! i'm so glad you found me, damn it! ;)
*giggle giggle snort*! You are hilarious!
Um so the potty training... good luck with that! :D The best thing that worked for us was patience. I didn't bend to the peer pressure of all of their little friends or cousins potty training, etc. In fact with Annebel, I waited until she actually jumped up ran to the potty and never looked back at diapers. She was almost 4 years old. *blush* Bottom line for me... it doesn't have to be a frustrating process for mom or child. It's a right of passage for the little guys... so I let them take charge. That's my two cents. Good luck!
-Jessica
Sorry to gloat...but you know, I'm a Ute fan thrU and thrU.
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