March 16, 2011
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Crazy
For Sale Signs on the Public School lawn. That was the craziest thing I’ve ever done. I just graduated from school and I was with a few friends. We drove around town looking for “For Sale” signs and put them out front of the High School. We had several there when we thought a ”Sold” sign would look great amongst the several signs. We drove all around town and finally found one. We went back to the school to find the police circling. We gave that idea up and put the “Sold” sign on a beach along the Missiouri river.
Austin has always been good with babies.
Craziest thing you’ve ever done to impress someone?
Word of the Day – Contemporaneous
The millennials of today like a contemporaneous schedule.
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Comments (16)
I’m trying to remember right now Y_Y
aww the photos above are adorable (: (:
The photos are sweet. I like them.
I’m sure I’ve done some crazy things to impress someone, but I can’t think of one now. hmmmm If something comes to me I’ll return.
@fabolousclown -
Thanks
@C_L_O_G -
I’ll be here when you come back -lol
That is so cute. Lots of times the nurturing comes naturally. Sometimes it has to be learned. Love the pictures.
@mcbery -
Thanks
I can honestly say I have never done anything to impress someone, I’m more a take me as I am kinda person. lol
very nice photos!
LOL!!! That was really funny. You must have been a good prankster. I am trying to think of what I did! Oh and Austin is really good with the baby. So sweet. He will be a great dad, one day.
@Margo73 -
lol – good place to be
@Zissu25 -
Thanks
@Mal_P -
Actually I just ran with pranksters -lol
Oh, that was funny! Who came up with that idea. I’m sure I’ve done crazy things, but “i’m not telling”
I love the photos of Austin with the baby. He looks like a very sweet child, and I’m glad he is good with babies. ~~Blessings ‘n Cheers
Aww, they’re sweet. I believe it’s important for boys to care for children, though we usually just focus on getting the girls to do it.
The craziest thing I did to impress someone was to jump onto the back of a moving car. The only defense I can muster is that I was 14. That’s always a mitigating circumstance, right?
@lanney - Jump out a moving car – that’s scary.