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How does a 6 year old have so much stuff? so far we have only cleaned behind her door. At least we can open it all of the way now.
I thought of you Num as I was cleaning DS youngest's closet out. Bye bye Pokemon cards! Bye bye baseball cards! Game pieces, marbles, balls of every size and shape, out! I found lots of Gameboy games, but no Gameboy. Remote control car chargers, but not the cars.
Good for you getting a head start on things. It will save you hours in 10 years or so.
Hola all. I dragged DH to the new dollar store. He'd never been in one. He was delighted to find Chris n Pitts BBQ sauce, which is a SoCal thing. I was delighted to find Yardley English Lavender soap for a buck a bar. He's actually a great shopper. He spotted the Star Wars Pez dispensers from two aisles over, lol.
Hope all our East Coasters are stocked up and hanging in there.
I went and played disc golf yesterday.
I got two disc for my birthday, first couple of throws they weren't really broken in yet and I was throwing pretty crappy and ended up in the bushes.
If any of you Coloradans know what disc golf is and what the courses look like you know what I had to trek through.
I was wearing flip flops and capris, I didn't know I was going to play.
Anyways my legs are red, scratched and they itch so bad its not funny. Yesterday it got a little better after my shower but today it is even worse with the itching and I just showered but its still not even better.
Any ideas?
It's pretty well marked where the poison ivy is so I don't think I got into any of that but what else could make someone break out this bad over 24 hours later?
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