Showing posts with label The Kansas City Zoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Kansas City Zoo. Show all posts

Oct 9, 2007

LOVELY Day For A Caftan At The Zoo, Stacey!



I think we all know it's not about the zoo, not about my oldest and youngest bonding so beautifully at the zoo,


or that the weather was spectacular for our trip...or even that my son very clearly determined the sex of that cougar (I think) up on the fence above the walkway and let us all know what he thought!Not even that the wharthog (my personal favorite) saw his shadow. Nope. I think the point is that NOBODY told me not to wear this hideous top outside, that the style combined with the loud color/design scheme made my... ahem...upstairs look very wrong among other issues. Issues such as the cut of the sleeves. Only if my arms were thin, not that they aren't. Okay, they aren't! Nope. Nobody said a *&$# thing about it all day long. Monday night I snagged this at Target on clearance for $4.00 and some change. There were bunches and the price was irresistable. Because apparently EVERYONE ELSE KNEW IT!!!
This is so upsetting to me, I'm going to bed. I've neglected you, my friends, in my commenting of late. I promise I'll be back in Stacey-form tomorrow.
Not making excuses, but here is mine: I was up until 1am typing for deadline day, rose at 6 am for zoo day, home for 30 minutes, 45 minutes each way for a diving meet, home, then laundry. I still might have mustered energy to speak my mind to y'alls posts, but then I downloaded the pictures. And I'm speechless!
PS--Cody took second and I'll post a dive on Friday, I know how much you love the dive posts. You do love them...right?

Oct 8, 2007

GiGi Wanted To See My Beaver Book....

This is just all wrong that I am resigned to posting the cover of a homeschool book to prove my point (GiGi). Shame shame shame. Good thing you're not a pastor's wife....But alas, I find I have no other choice, I present to you: If you need me, Gi, you can call my cell--I will be on a field trip with my daughter (and Alex) at the Kansas City Zoo--nothing finer than 100 12th graders in mixed company on a bus, then at the zoo....mmmMMM nothing beats the prospect! (help me)