Picking Just One Is A Choice

We are coming up on our first kiss anniversary, March 26th, as John reminds me, and keeps track of amazingly. He remembers all the details, birth weights of the kids, years they were born, ss#'s. As I filled out our Census form he helped me on the years (I insisted that I wanted to do it! It was fun, being on the homeowner's end of the process.)

I helped deliver--I can't tell you how many--of these forms! DO IT! Deadline April 1st to mail in. If you don't, then more Census workers will have to come and find out why you didn't answer. PLEASE! EASY, 10 minutes or less; commercial over.

We ran out of room for inhabitants living here on the first pages. (What would the Tallyman say? I've been watching BBC's "Lillies" and 3 adults, four children per house in Liverpool after WWI was the rule. My favorite line is listening to the father toast his daughter at her wedding; he recounts his failure at getting flowers to grow in his backyard, but he sees his daughters as his lillies.)

(I think I talk with elliptical phrases, too.)

Maybe I forget dates because I know he will remember?

Ohh, wow! It works! Control over blog photo sizes! I learned how to resize photos yesterday from http://funkyjunkinteriors.blogspot.com/

This picture crops out the four differently painted surfaces seen from this angle of the front hallway. (I am itching to repaint. Seriously thinking some lighter colors, even though I love dramatic dark intense ones. I really, really want to paint a black and white checkerboard on my kitchen floor tiles, covering grout lines permanently stained gray-who uses gray grout?)
Oops, 5. Teal glossy living room, salmon long hallway, Tiffany blue under clock (behind my head) green going downstairs and yellow around the corner from the salmon. I have too many favorite colors!

BEFORE

AFTER I buzzed him close.


More after, he shaved. Max is in his high school's musical "Annie." He is practicing his wardrobe costume. You can call him "Daddy W." Suzu got the giggles when she saw him, commenting on how shiny he is! (I thought there was an "e" in shine-y. Thank you, Miss Spellcheck.)