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Where Has My Little Dog Gone?






My little dog:)












I haven't been a good blogger lately, but I've been busy. Not anything exciting, just stuff. Yesterday I subbed at Carlie and Makena's school--not all day, just for a couple of hours while their teacher went to a meeting. The kids were very good. It's not too hard since they do their lessons on video. I just have to make sure that they are on the right video and not doing their seat work while they are watching. Now, back to my title--Trey has really been on this dog kick again. He LOVES to watch 101 Dalmatians and it just so happens that we have a Dalmatian dog costume. He has worn it almost continuously over the past three days. So, the only pictures I have for today are of Trey being a dog--my Quicktime Player is messed up on my computer so I can't download the video of him singing "Oh Where Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone", but it was so cute. That is now his favorite song:) Maybe I'll get some pictures of the girls sometime during the week since it's supposed to be pretty outside!
Here are a pair of flip-flops that Mom and I made the other day. This picture doesn't really do them justice, because they are really cute in person!

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amber leann said…
Hey! I tried to message you back on facebook but it wouldn't let me. It wouldn't let me even pull up your page for some reason. That is crazy that he remembered us, you are so right, such a small world. We were 1 yr. under Coy I believe. I am adding you to my blog list. I usually just go look at yours through Laura's, but anyway......talk with ya later! :)

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