Sunday, July 31, 2011

a "gnew" member of the family.



Meet Seymour. Seymour Buttes. He is a pleasant little gnome that we adopted in hopes that he might bestow upon us his magical garden growing abilities.  Because neither of us are rockin' a green thumb.  Not because we don't want  to have one.  Just because...well...the husband killed our bonsai a.k.a "love fern" and I had no clue how to revive it  we just don't.  Our soon-to-be new house has a quaint little garden by the front porch, and if we're going to make that thing bloomin' awesome, we are going to need alittle enchanted help.
Hence, Seymour.

However, should this tiny man FAIL, he will meet a MOST certain death at the villanous underbite of a devastatingly evil Miss Paisley Jane! Muahaha!


Seriously. SO evil.


Thursday, July 28, 2011

homeless?!

via Etsy.com


We are officially homeless! So why are we bonafide hobos? Well, let me explain...

Approximately 2 months ago, Lockheed Martin (the husband's employer) uprooted us from our sweet little home in Slidell, Louisiana and placed us in temporary living in Niceville, Florida. So the search for a new house began and we were so happy to find, within just one month, a house that suits our needs and our wants perfectly. 
The catch, you say?

Yes. The catch.

The catch was that we would not be able to move into the new house until the end of July even though our temporary living contract was going to terminate at the beginning of July. This left a 3 week gap during which we would be H-O-M-E-L-E-S-S.  Oh goodness. 

Enter my lovely parents.

My parents happen to own a 39 foot, fifth wheel camper trailer and were gracious enough to let us make it our 3 week home. (Thank you, thank you, thank you Mom and Dad!)  So for the next three weeks, we will be residents of good ol' Rocky Bayou State Park.  And in case you're wondering, we're not completely hating it. It's really nothing short of a little hotel room on wheels. Comfy bed...check. Cute little kitchen...check. Air conditioning...double check. And a commode...thank goodness for that!

Other than the lack of Internet access, showering in the public bathhouse, eating Lean Cuisines and take-out for practically every meal, and having the (grody) chore of dumping some...well...not-so-pleasant, um...stuff, there isn't too much to complain about. Yeah, we may be 'technically' homeless but it's more like a crazy "roughing it" adventure of sorts.  And as for the best part? We're in love and we're together. Plain and simple. :-) 

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

hard hats, please

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