It was decision time for Dallas and Rebecca--paint their ceilings white or paint them the same color as the walls. As we were looking overhead to determine if our home has white ceilings or if our ceilings match the wall paint color, Rebecca saw something.
It was discovered behind the beam supporting the kitchen bay window and was up close to the ceiling line.
(We didn't find the arrow--I added that for pointing purposes...).
We saw this:
For the past few days I have been feeling very sorry for Sarah and all the trouble she's been having with her little wild "hooligan" as she calls her firstborn son who is getting into all sorts of things and is driving her crazy a lot of the time.
Perhaps Eli comes by his feisty little attitude naturally. If she thinks the terrible twos are bad (launching spoonfuls of tomato soup onto the walls), just wait to see what he comes up with when he's a teenager (writing graffiti on the walls).
I, for one, will just sit back and enjoy the stories! And by the way, Sarah, how in the world did you reach up that high to write your name? I couldn't even come close to reaching it to take a picture while standing on a stool. Thank goodness for the zoom feature on the camera.
2 comments:
I'm laughing and blushing all at the same time over here.
That was a surprise. I do not remember doing that at all. Although I remember going through a "time capsule phase" where I tried to leave a bunch of sentimental things behind for future generations...I guess my time capsuling paid off -- look at the great blog post you got out of it!
At least I chose such a concealed spot? I mean, if it took Mrs. Clean almost 10 years to find, that's pretty impressive.
Last night at fhe we were just telling our kids about "sarah time". The timIng of this post is pretty funny to me. (and by the way Sarah I was sticking up for you and using Sarah time as a bad example of family togetherness, our kids werent being particularly nice to each other last night) I got a good laugh out of this! Thanks Kim!
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