Sunday, March 13, 2011

More Toy Story Shenanigans... Please help


This is my on-going project to keep my kids childhood interesting and magical.


A couple days ago, when Buzz had Woody trapped under a milk crate, I told Jeremy to tell them to quit fighting and get along. The next night I forgot to do anything with the toys.


The first thing Jeremy said to me in the morning was, "I'm mad at you daddy." I asked him why and he said, "it's your fault Woody and Buzz didn't do anything last night because you said they had to stop fighting and get along." oops


The next night I had Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and Mr Potato Head on the kitchen floor surrounded by Rex(the dinosaur) and a bunch of other dinosaurs circling for the kill.
When I asked him what they were doing he told me, "I think they're making Toy Story 4."


After a few weeks of this, I'm running out of ideas. Any suggestions would be great. Please leave a comment.






Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Sign Abuse...


These signs are a result of my husbands silly sense of humor, 
after he got tired of reading the billions of signs being posted at one of his jobs...  :p



Monday, March 7, 2011

Spiderman takes lessons from a Goat staring man...


Yes....
Once again... this is what you come to expect at our house...LOL!

Kendal's brother Mark brought over 
the movie
The Men Who Stare at Goats
(Kendal really wanted to see it....)

I offer no defense for er... "spiderman".....


Friday, March 4, 2011

Do not read this.


 Ever think we might be over doing the whole
posting signs thing??



Thursday, March 3, 2011

Giveacar

Giveacar - Help Christian charities and the environment with one action!

In this global recession, one would expect that people would cut back and spend
less. This has been true, when referring to the money that people spend on
themselves. However, conversely the amount of charitable giving has also risen
worldwide, with a £400 million increase in the amount of charitable giving in the
UK in 2010. At the same time, the US has remained at number five in the World
Giving index compiled by the CAF. This shows that despite the recession, being
compassionate and helping others has still remained a high priority in a lot of
people’s minds.

Yet when people think of possessions of theirs that they can give, minds rarely fall
to donating a vehicle. Yet, through Giveacar, you can not only dispose of a car in a
free, convenient, and ethical manner, but you can also donate any of the resulting
proceeds to a charity of your choice.

Giveacar is modelled on similar US companies such as Charitycar.us. Set up in
January 2010 by recent graduate Tom Chance, Giveacar facilitates the collection
of unwanted vehicles by a subcontracted collection agency. Giveacar only
use Authorised Treatment Facilities, which make sure to issue a Certificate of
Destruction and safety depollute the car, disposing of the materials such as oil and
brake fluid safely so they do not damage the environment.

Depending on the age and the condition of the vehicle, it will either be sent to
scrap or sent to a salvage auction. Any resulting proceeds will, minus a small
administration fee, be sent to the charity of the owner’s choice. Giveacar has raised
over $400,000 since January 2010, including substantial amounts for Christian
charities such as Youth for Christ, Retrak and Toybox.

Therefore, by recycling your car through Giveacar you are not only freeing up some
space in your garage; you are also helping to take heavy polluters off the road as
well as donating money to a good cause of your choice!

For more information see www.giveacar.co.uk or tweet @giveacar.