Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008
50% Off Ends This Wednesday
Don't forget about this! Be sure to email me ASAP if you want to take advantage of this offer:
Now through April 30, I am offering
50% off any of these NEW products
and
40% off any of your old favorites!
You must place your order through me to get this special deal,
so email me very soon to get 40% off anything in the Arbonne catalog and half off any of the new goodies!
laurenbenesh@gmail.com
50% off any of these NEW products
and
40% off any of your old favorites!
You must place your order through me to get this special deal,
so email me very soon to get 40% off anything in the Arbonne catalog and half off any of the new goodies!
laurenbenesh@gmail.com
Because There Aren't Enough Pictures of Noah
Johanna informed me today that I don't post enough pictures of Noah. Do you know what this means, people? This means I now have permission to put more pictures up! Do you think I needed more than one invitation? No.
I have actually tried to restrain myself, knowing that most people would not appreciate a plethora of pictures like close family would, and I didn't wish to subject the rest of you to what you'd probably think is boring. But, honestly, these pictures are not boring.
Basically, it's a sequence of pics that we took doing the whole Kisses From Curious George thing. I think it's so cute how his eyes light up and his smile gets huge. Aww.
I have actually tried to restrain myself, knowing that most people would not appreciate a plethora of pictures like close family would, and I didn't wish to subject the rest of you to what you'd probably think is boring. But, honestly, these pictures are not boring.
Basically, it's a sequence of pics that we took doing the whole Kisses From Curious George thing. I think it's so cute how his eyes light up and his smile gets huge. Aww.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Geordi LaForge
After years and years of putting Lauren's headbands across his eyes and saying, "Who am I?" Nathan finally found something to make his Geordi LaForge impression even greater.
If you get this reference, you'll laugh. If you don't know who Geordi LaForge is, you won't think this is funny even if I explain it to you. (That wasn't meant to be snooty; it's more that this is a really nerdy reference.)
If you get this reference, you'll laugh. If you don't know who Geordi LaForge is, you won't think this is funny even if I explain it to you. (That wasn't meant to be snooty; it's more that this is a really nerdy reference.)
Springtime
One of the reasons I love New England is that there are actually seasons here.
In Houston, you have summer, summer, about four days of fall, a smattering of cold, rainy winter days, a few bluebonnety spring days, then summer, summer, and summer.
But in Boston, you have a real fall and a real spring. And both are very nice. Last week, I went out and took a few pictures. I took the first two on a walk to the grocery store. The third one was actually taken in Cambridge a couple of years ago, but I just like it a lot. :) It's actually the desktop on my computer.
Click on them; they're purty:
On Friday, Kendra, Hannah, Noah, and I went to Mount Auburn Cemetery to walk around. It's a national historic landmark as well as an arboretum, so I knew that it'd be really pretty and blooming. And it was a beautiful, sunny day. Interesting note: this is the first cemetery in the U.S. to be called a cemetery. Before that, they were all called "graveyards" or "burial grounds," I guess.
A view of downtown Boston from a nice hill.
In Houston, you have summer, summer, about four days of fall, a smattering of cold, rainy winter days, a few bluebonnety spring days, then summer, summer, and summer.
But in Boston, you have a real fall and a real spring. And both are very nice. Last week, I went out and took a few pictures. I took the first two on a walk to the grocery store. The third one was actually taken in Cambridge a couple of years ago, but I just like it a lot. :) It's actually the desktop on my computer.
Click on them; they're purty:
On Friday, Kendra, Hannah, Noah, and I went to Mount Auburn Cemetery to walk around. It's a national historic landmark as well as an arboretum, so I knew that it'd be really pretty and blooming. And it was a beautiful, sunny day. Interesting note: this is the first cemetery in the U.S. to be called a cemetery. Before that, they were all called "graveyards" or "burial grounds," I guess.
This is the view from the front gate, where you drive in. I like the gothic chapel:
Blooming trees
Noah and me under a magnolia tree. I don't know what's up with his frowny face. Maybe the sun was bothering him.
A view of downtown Boston from a nice hill.
Same Boston view, including Noah, to prove we were there. :)
Cutie pie.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
It's Time
It's time for a blog makeover, people.
So I have been browsing some design websites, and I found a few that I like, including Fabulous K Designs. Her stuff is really cute! Go check it out. You can even enter to get your own free blog makeover.
So I have been browsing some design websites, and I found a few that I like, including Fabulous K Designs. Her stuff is really cute! Go check it out. You can even enter to get your own free blog makeover.
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