Andrea's Project 365: February 2010

Day 36 - February 5

I was too busy and a little depressed about my computer situation and decided not to take pictures (very odd for me)

Day 34 - Kaitie playing on the computer

Day 32 - Random pictures of the pictures in my living room

Day 30 - January 30th

I don't even remember what we were trying to take a picture of now but it didn't turn out but we thought this picture was neat.

Day 29 - Hope hosted her first sleepover.

Day 28 - Time to say Good bye to Bubble and Hello to Meep Meep

Due to recent events we needed to say good bye to our beloved bubble. Bubble was our caravan. The story behind the name bubble comes from a conversation between my husband and I. We driving one day the radio was talking about cars are like women and my husband agreed with the radio saying all cars were women. Being a women I decided that my caravan was definitely not a women it was man. So off the top of my head I turned to him and said ... Well this car is Bubble ... Bubble the boy mini van. So he names his truck Hubba so we would have Hubba and Bubble. Anyway Bubble had run it's time and needed to be traded in. Here are a couple of pictures of our last day with Bubble.

Our new car ... a Chrysler Sebring. This is our new car after we loaded up the girls and were ready to drive off the lot. On the way home we were talking about names for our new car and the girls said they wanted to name it road runner and I decided I wasn't a fan of road runner and asked them to think up something else when my husband yells I know Meep Meep. The girls went crazy cheering and yelling that they loved Meep Meep so it stuck. They then decided that my husband's truck needed to be named Coyote since it is bigger than my car lol. Enjoy some pictures.

Day 27 - January 27th

It's a messy face movie star (can you tell we had spaghetti for dinner)

Hope

Our messy face little girl

Before dying my hair

The dye was on a little longer than normal ... I was reading in the tub while I had it on and fell asleep lol so instead of 20 minutes it was on for almost 50 minutes. I think this time you can definitely tell I dyed it where usually you can't.