Monday, August 30, 2010

Having Friends Means Being a Friend

Case in point:
This is Nolan when he was two, sharing a frappuccino with Brookie, also two.
Stop what you're thinking right now.
I can hear you all the way over here.
"Why would anyone give children coffee?"



When what you should be thinking is:
"Why would anyone give up even the
smallest portion of their amazingly good
frappuccino to two little monsters?"

It's all in the spin.

Sometimes we dress up:


How stinkin' cute are they?



And isn't it nice to know that Super Heroes
cross historical boundaries?
Something about the time-space continuum.
And chocolate.
Because in the end, it all comes back to
chocolate.

And that's the truth.
Really.

6 comments:

  1. Awww...thanks for starting my day out with a big ol' smile.

    Andrea

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  2. I have been remiss in daily smiles but am determined to find a little R&R at Ruthy's Place where NO ONE is annoyed by the rooster....

    I love country mornings. Just love 'em.

    And I know you didn't come stoppin' by before the word count, I can tell by the time signature, so I am SO PROUD OF YOU.

    Seriously proud!

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  3. So, I enjoyed the pics & they certainly made me smile as well, BUT, they also made we want a frappuccino! I'll take a grande caramel frappe with whip, please! :)

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  4. Just made me miss my son's mop of blonde hair:(. I think my hubby was wrong, he could have pulled off that hair well into his thirties!!!

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  5. You make me smile. Thanks for posting such cuteness.

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  6. Ah....

    Frappuccinos.

    There are no frappuccinos on Atkins. 'Tis a sad, sad state of affairs.

    There is beef.

    Chicken.

    Cheese.

    Eggs.

    And lots of lettuce. Total bird and bush.

    I miss frothy high-calorie drinks THIS MUCH.

    And more.

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