No milk today.
Gone to Egypt.
I was telling the kids about it when I got home. The Fixer looked thoughtful for a moment, then said in an incredulous voice:
'Mary and Joseph had milk delivered?'
Sometimes, I wonder.
Sunday 13 January 2008
No milk today
Officially, this is the last day of the Christmas season. Consequently, the crib in the church has to come down. Our parish priest obviously didn't have time, because he has merely removed all the people, shoved it over to one side and put a notice on it which reads:
I was telling the kids about it when I got home. The Fixer looked thoughtful for a moment, then said in an incredulous voice:
'Mary and Joseph had milk delivered?'
Sometimes, I wonder.
I was telling the kids about it when I got home. The Fixer looked thoughtful for a moment, then said in an incredulous voice:
'Mary and Joseph had milk delivered?'
Sometimes, I wonder.
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6 comments:
Cute!
Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Blessings,
Sue
Thats funny!
I' m a take down decorations on 26th December kind of girl so my neighbours are testing me !Our post boxes are on their side of the road and they have Christmas wreaths and holly etc etc still on!!!
That's funny! Five daughters?!? How cool is that? Of course, being the mom of four sons I live in a whole different universe. And I take it one of your daughters plays soccer (football)? We are a big soccer family too! My oldest son got a Beckham jersey for Christmas!
Thanks for stopping by my site and commenting!
Blessings!
Lisa
Hi there,
I ran into you over at Lisa Writes. How are you?
Just wanted to say, I love how you've captured your children's personalities down the side of your blog.
What you mean they didn't have milk delivered? What did they put on their cereal? ;)
(actually I probably would have said something similar, I only just realised yesterday that 'Larkrise to Candleford was two seperate places and not actually anything to do with a bird at all.
Very cute!
What was your reply?!
P.S. Your blog is keeping me grounded. Right now, that's quite an achievement.
Thanks for the good reading:)
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