The bids on most of the scarecrows weren't too high due to the competition. Room 2's scarecrow was up to $300 because it was wearing an authentic Olympic Volleyball jersey donated by the gold medalist. (His daughter is in that classroom.)We wandered through the arts and crafts booths, and I tried not to buy anything. I was successful. The HH bought a shirt.
A tea seller had modified her Mini. Steam came out of the spout at regular intervals. I hope she takes the spout off when she drives it.
While we were out, Frank and Ernest played World of Warcraft. I actually like that, because Frank emerges from his cave and comes to our family room where the signal is stronger.
Ernest went to a sleepover birthday party at 5:00. Frank joined us for Chinese food (mmmmm, garlic prawns, beef chow mein, and kun pao chicken) and the movie "W." Josh Brolin gave an incredible performance as Bushy.
Today, the HH had to go to work. On a Sunday! I know, it's awful. But they are producing a new microscope and he's got to do it. Frank's playing WoW again. I don't know when Ernest will be back.
This is what I have to look forward to: folding the 4 loads (white, black, blue and red) of laundry:
Have a lovely afternoon.
The mini is cool!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely afternoon. I love fairs and festivals.
ReplyDeleteThe scarecrows and Mini are WAY cool. The laundry, alas, is too familiar.
ReplyDeleteUgg, that pile of laundry! My least favorite job.
ReplyDeleteThat car is hilarious!
ReplyDeleteYour pile of laundry looks like mine!
ReplyDeleteThe scarecrows and mini are just too cute.
A day in the country is always a good thing.
Ugh. Don't you just hate laundry!
ReplyDelete~Liz
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That mini teapot is hilarious.
ReplyDeleteHope you found your way out of the laundry pile.
LOVE the Mini!
ReplyDeleteThat scarecrow idea is a good one. I'll put some thought into that for our NEXT Fall Festival.
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