I am thankful for my Mum & Dad, that's them on the right.
What can I say?
they have loved us all through thick and thin,
they've done their best for us every day for 13730 days and counting.....
Anything good about me was probably learned at their knees.....
and my shambolic approach was most definitely not.
I love seeing your family pic!!! Thanks for sharing. Great looking group!
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Thanks for enriching my "brit slang" vocabulary with that delicious word "shambolic." I am on my way to my husband's domain -- the garage -- which is shambolic indeed and clearly in need of a drastic de-shambolic intervention before I can retrieve the Christmas decorations and bring them into the decidedly un-shambolic keeping room in my domain. (Have I got the word use down?)
Aw, great picture!
ReplyDeletedeb, you have indeed got the word down!
ReplyDeletemegs,
ReplyDeletei've really gotta put you on my favourites list or blog roll or both. i bump into you all around the place but havent read too many of your posts!
maybe you should set up a reminder for me
What a gorgeous family!!! As difficult as it is to be a wife and mom, you're lucky. Try to remember.
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie!
Hi Megan!
Hi CSI Seattle,
ReplyDeleteLiving the the city of the planet's richest man.
I'm just transgressing Blog manners probably ... I really don't know. Just a question about Australian slang and not about the subject of this blog of Kylie's.
Did you know the meaning of Skippy? ---or a Skippy?
Cheers,
John.