(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.
5 Replies to “The family that blogs together…”
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.
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.