(I couldn’t resist that headline. And no, we don’t blog together. I’m the only blogging person in the family.)
Yes, that’s the back of our minivan.
Paul Merrill
(I couldn’t resist that headline. And no, we don’t blog together. I’m the only blogging person in the family.)
Yes, that’s the back of our minivan.
Any significance in the white on blue or blue on white?
Good catch, Paul.
Actually, it was just that I didn’t look closely enough when I grabbed the stickers.
That is hilarious. Side note: I’m glad you call yourself a “blogging person” and not a “blogger.” The latter just sounds gooey.
My kids started me on Xanga, and now they do everything on Facebook. Reading their blogs was a good way to find out what they were thinking, because sometimes there was stuff they wouldn’t think to tell me during our daily phone call.
Johanna — I wish to avoid gooey words whenever possible.
Tim — Jay started a blog when we were in Nairobi, but he quit shortly after beginning. Jay & Ben are both on Facebook, but I rarely read their streams.