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Just call me Eve

It's another beautiful morning here on the Knolltop and promises to be a great day!

The boys split their double header last night with Waldron. They did well, both of them hit well and Luke had two throw outs.

Yesterday we got another batch of prom pictures, but I won't put them up, they are basically the same as the last two days posts. What I can't figure out is this: The envelope came in the mail, it was red and you could feel it had pictures in it. I picked it out of the mail and said, "Oh! More pictures!" I handed it to Bobby and he promptly opened it and then looked at who it was addressed to. It was not addressed to us! But to JW. Bobby froze in his tracks feeling extremely guilty he immediately put them back in the envelope and put them in a safe place for JW. Of course, we didn't feel guilty enough not to look at them first, but no one else knows that!

Bobby assured me he would explain it to JW and that JW wouldn't get mad at him, knowing full well, if it had been me to open the mail, I would be in big trouble! And sure enough, Bobby explained the mistake to JW and it was all good. Until he found out I was the one to hand the mail to Bobby to open...all of a sudden it was all my fault! I have a new nick name...Eve.

WHATEVER!

Again, I ask you....I went through 45 hours of labor for this?????

Comments

After all the talk about the shoes...I wanted pictures of the shoes to see what we all thought of them. I guess we will just have to wait that one out!! :)
Melissa Hart said…
Angie
The shoes are kind of ugly...not worthy of any pictures...plus they are under the mountain of dirty laundry in my laundry room....!
Welcome to my world. Planting is proceeding but slow. Mom is at Borgess. Dad is stressing me out. Kids are pushing through with schooling, only 3 more weeks YEAH! Think we need a coffee moment!
Melissa Hart said…
Yes a coffee moment is a necessity..I've been all work and no play except to sit at ballgames!

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