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Not exactly packing them AWAY, MT. These are the summery things I need to take with us to FL -like capris and tops, a few shorts. Trying to get to the point we leave most of them here and have a different wardrobe for FL, but that takes shopping & $$. Admittedly I don't wear as many of the 'dressier' clothes here as in FL. If I didn't need them this winter -believe me they would remain hanging in the closet!Guess I'm wondering why pack them away.
I really would like to not be taking as much back and forth.
The "OK" wasn't meant as an invitation, but I'm glad you decided to join me, OKay!MysteryWoman wrote:OK -- 15's!
Glad blessed is joining in the "fun," too!
2 birthdays a week apart. Now 13 and 10. Bought clothing - hope it fits. (Other dd's toddler is 12 days earlier) Tomorrow we are having a beach day so hope weather is a bit better - cool last 2 days. It was hot before that. Looking forward to having some time with them without screens taking their attention. Next week we are going to muesum to see Mummy's - Egyptian exhibition from British Muesum. Just stopping in our state for a while. So popular all tickets pre sold and need to schedule which time slot you will enter for your looksee. Remembering another Egyptian exhibit we was in 88.. when kids were young. One of dd's friends wants to meet up with me again so its her kidlets as well. Think its because I was another single parent. And she now has that status. 
{ Some one else was like a cranky 3 yo. here ~ besides the 3 yo asleep on the couch!} LOL! ), nor was she open to suggestions that this sort of thing is what Photoshop was made for. DH's primary frustration was that in previous years, the school had just done a composite of the students' school pictures, but this is a new PR person, and she insists upon doing it this way -- and wants it done ASAP so that it can be printed for Open House. DH got a call yesterday evening from the student's mom -- DH had not mentioned till then that the young man in question was the son of friends of ours -- apparently, he was agonizing over what to do, and she called to ask DH's input. She was also hoping that DH could talk her son out of his idea that his mom could pick him up at the camp, drive him in for the picture, and drive him back out, which she really didn't want to do -- DH agreed that it was a bad idea, not just because of the burden on her but because it meant that the boy would be gone for at least 2-1/2 hours, and by the time he returned, he would be sort of out of the loop, as it were. The young man is a Scout and will have the opportunity to go through the challenge course, though without the retreat aspect, another time, and he is one of the seniors leading a freshman retreat this Friday, so DH said he'd be better off not going on this retreat and focusing his energies on Friday. This young man is such a dear, and so responsible (it takes a certain amount of responsibility to become a National Merit qualifier as well as an Eagle Scout!), that it's easy to see why he was torn. It would have been nice for DH to have him on the retreat, but DH said this also takes the numbers from 13 to 12, which works better.