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 We are finally having an exterminator come out to "estimate" tomorrow. For those of you who haven't heard our dilemma we had a mosquito infestation (IN the house) about a month ago, I mean hundreds of the little suckers. They have dwindled but not disappeared. And now, whether as a result of hundreds of mosquitoes or coincidence, we have spiders. Spiders on the walls, spiders in corners, spiders hanging from a string off the fan above our bed... the list goes on. While I don't harbor any fears or hard feelings toward spiders in general, they are starting to creep me out. Not only do I have a toddler who shrieks at the sight of any insect, but now a crawler who doesn't know that sticking your fat, slobbery hand in the pretty web under the chair is not a good idea. Plus these things are UGLY. Big hairy heads, little coppery slimy rears, spiky legs, big googly eyes, you know what... I'll just put a picture up. I'll be right back....

I knew I could find one. Now, they don't ALL look like this... we have a variety. But this is representative. 

On another note, Corie just came and asked if the robe hanging on the chair was mine, I glanced back and said yes. Then she asked if she could wear it. I was busy getting the picture of the spider on here and did not answer right away and this is what I hear: "If you say no I may not wear your robe... I will never be a princess ever again..." (this in a very "mommy" tone of voice) 

Evie decided she has had enough playpen play time so MORE TO COME on children as a "Mommy Mirror"

And...

...these are the only pictures currently on my camera. incredible.                                       Yes, that is a big booger

The Beginning of No Laundry Ever Being Done Again

This is for fun, family, friends, and I'm afraid I'll forget people will actually read this and judge my daily life on what is posted. This is my way of glorifying God in all the precious, infuriating, hilarious, smack-yourself-in-the-forehead experiences of my family and thinking about them fondly in retrospect. Enjoy