I made a list:
in charge of a stake baptism (church stuff)
in charge of a daddy daughter activity (church stuff)
in charge of a stake primary meeting (church stuff)
was part of my FIRST boutique! This means I sewed like a crazy person for a week.
Christopher & Steven came home for a few days! That was great - they called and told me while I was sewing for my boutique. We had a GREAT time.
started Griffin in swimming lessons - he is doing GREAT
doctor's appointments for Q
T-ball Games
Softball Games
practices
Recycling
the usual dropping off/picking up planning and making dinner
That's all
Here are a few pictures to make up for my absence:
One day Griffin exclaimed with delight that there was a lizard in our house! I yelled for the camera. Here are the pictures:
Zak holding it
there it is, behind my sewing machine!
Many people have looked at me with wonder when I explained my new "line" - "men don't wear aprons"! I thought they did. I guess my dad does. Christopher told me that he plans on marrying a woman that would know NOT to buy him an apron. I told him that he had better hope they all sell, or that was what was going to wrapped for him under the Christmas tree!
I am selling them as unisex aprons. I think they are great. Here is Quinn; modeling. I think he has a career!
SO MANLY!
SO MANLY!
Option #2
Here is my sewing bounty:
3 comments:
Scott has several manly aprons that he wears regularly in the kitchen. He even has one he wears with he is working in his workshop. His mom made them for him. Everyone is always so shocked to see him wearing an apron. He is quite handsome when he wears his aprons.
Hmm. I think men wear "smocks," not "aprons." Little do they know it is the exact same thing.
It takes a REAL MAN to wear an apron. Dad "Gary- Bart" wears them when he barbecues and other times, as well. He'll even put on one of mine with ruffles! That is what he wore on Mothers Day. Sorry, I never got a picture of him.
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