SPF: Takin' Names and Makin' Wishes
Random and Odd's Stuff Portrait Friday is Takin’ Names and Makin’ wishes.
This is how this week works. Your ’stuff unnoticed’ is something you have that goes unnoticed even though it’s right there for the world to see. Or is it? Maybe it’s unnoticed because it’s a secret. You decide.
Assignments:
Stuff Unnoticed
Your Wish
Stuff Under your sink
Stuff Unnoticed
This corner of the dining area is one that I forget to dust when I clean. That plant is one we got from my in-laws for our first anniversary. It probably represents my marriage - it grows despite ignoring it every now and then and then it flourishes once again when it is nurtured.
My wish
My wish is that "Rob, Rob the Heart-throb" - Army of Dad's best friend (wearing the sunglasses) - makes it home quickly and safely. He leaves today for a 12-month tour of duty in Tikrit, Iraq.
Stuff under the sink
This is the sink in the bathroom. Those are the toys that I rotate out of the tub. The kids get tired of something after a while, so we try something else. It works out well. Then, that is their towles and washcloths.
Did you play?
This is how this week works. Your ’stuff unnoticed’ is something you have that goes unnoticed even though it’s right there for the world to see. Or is it? Maybe it’s unnoticed because it’s a secret. You decide.
Assignments:
Stuff Unnoticed
Your Wish
Stuff Under your sink
Stuff Unnoticed
This corner of the dining area is one that I forget to dust when I clean. That plant is one we got from my in-laws for our first anniversary. It probably represents my marriage - it grows despite ignoring it every now and then and then it flourishes once again when it is nurtured.
My wish
My wish is that "Rob, Rob the Heart-throb" - Army of Dad's best friend (wearing the sunglasses) - makes it home quickly and safely. He leaves today for a 12-month tour of duty in Tikrit, Iraq.
Stuff under the sink
This is the sink in the bathroom. Those are the toys that I rotate out of the tub. The kids get tired of something after a while, so we try something else. It works out well. Then, that is their towles and washcloths.
Did you play?
8 Comments:
At 8:26 AM, July 21, 2006,
Teena in Toronto said…
I've got lots of dust too! When someone comes to visit, I go on a major cleaning frenzy! I hope Army of Dad's friend is safe and sound.
I played too :)
At 9:53 AM, July 21, 2006,
Lee said…
ditto on your wish! nice pictures and thoughts, I played too :)
At 10:09 AM, July 21, 2006,
Elizabeth said…
Good idea on rotation of the toys.
I played.
At 10:22 AM, July 21, 2006,
Kami said…
Dusting? We're supposed to dust?
At 11:15 AM, July 21, 2006,
Unknown said…
happy spf!
I played
Dust? Huh? What is this dusting you speak of?
At 12:44 PM, July 21, 2006,
Suzanne R said…
Great SPF! I hope your friend makes it back from Iraq safely. All the toys in my house are in the living room area but the little ones haven't bathed at grannie's yet. Great place to keep them out of sight, under the sink!
I played.
At 1:16 PM, July 21, 2006,
Kelly said…
I love your analogy with that plant - awesome! Keeping Mr. Rob Rob the Hearth Throb in my prayers. I don't know how the families do it - letting a loved one go away for so long. God Bless you all!
I played!
At 9:57 PM, July 21, 2006,
Brooke (CrazyRN) said…
Great photos! Love the plant story, isn't it so true!! I love all your pictures! I wish I had a space like that!
Tell your friend "Thank You" from my family and I'll keep him in my prayers.
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