Twitter is showing a 500 error for me. Cry. :*( I guess I’ll have to get over it and, you know, BLOG.
So.
Happy May everyone! Dan got me for this month. He stuck a post-it note with “Happy May!” written on it onto his alarm clock, and then set it for midnight. Funny thing is, I had just finished up jenn.nu’s May theme and was about to call him and tell him to check out my new theme (have you guys scrolled to the bottom of the page? See what the bird is saying?) when the alarm went off. It startled the crap out of me. 
So yeah. Dan won. But he gave me A+++++ GREAT SELLER! (eBay joke, heh) points for my creativity, and then indulged me with some great afternoon lovin’ today, so it’s okay. I submit gracefully to defeat.
My Flickr account now has over 4200 photos. I have spent the last week gathering up photos from 2005 and 2006, and then a good chunk of this afternoon and yesterday uploading them all. It was sweet and sad and funny and nostalgic to look back at older photos.
Such as…
Daniel, Alyssa and I. January 2005. Hello three and a half years ago me! Get some tweezers!
Alyssa’s first Easter. March 2005.
“When Mommy broke the car.” July 2005. Please note: the car breaking was not my fault!
My laptop from notebooks4free.com! February 2006.
Polar bear at the Philly zoo. March 2006.
Ryan’s first smile. August 2006.
Sympathy crying. She cried, he cried. And vice versa. November 2006.
Okay, I’m being booted off. Miss Lissy wants to play games! And I have a colon cleanser infomercial to turn off. I want to go watch George Lopez or Roseanne!
hehe How funny! I just commented on one of the last crying photos at flickr before coming here. Those crying ones are freaking HILARIOUS.
HAHA I SO remember that sympathy crying picture, lol! Still cracks me up. Good times. Happy May! I really love the theme!
Anna, I still laugh at the crying photos. :D
Sara, thanks! I really like this theme too.
Lovin’ the new theme. Tres pretty. You’ve always got the best photos! I’ve got to get off my butt and upload some more photos. It’s great to be nostalgic, especially loving the photo of Alyssa’s first Easter.