Feb 24, 2009
A Colorful Party Prep Weekend and A Great Kitchen Tip
How To Host a Shabu-Shabu Party – An Interactive Dining Experience for a Group: Part 1
The World Is My Oyster.
Preppy Cheesecake!
“Ooh La La” Give-Away!
“All Things Summer Give-Away” Week 2
A Whimsical Springtime Brunch
Combining Holiday Decorations On Your Stairs Saves Time, Energy and Calories
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Handsome boy, went so fast -right?
Thank you. Only one who personally knows….right? In a NY second! OMGosh! Makes me get all emotional!!
Oh, what a sweet post. I have to send you this poem I have about our boys growing up. . . send me you email and I’ll send it to you. I put it in front of my son’s scrapbook that I made him after he graduated from high school! xoxo
I get cold chills watching our high school students march in a parade. They are so amazing and proud and grown-up looking in a parade. Always brings tears to my eyes. 🙂
I cannot go to one of their concerts or watch them perform without choking up. I don’t know what it is. I am so amazed at the talent of all these kids and the commitment. Plus, the are all nice and friendly. The time to marvel at them as they march on by is too short. sniff sniff – here I go again! 🙂
I better stop or I will do what Oprah calls ‘the ugly cry’. 🙂
Awwwww. And I bet he loves his mama like no other. 🙂
happy birthday to him!
and on a side note, i just tagged you in my blog!
check it out!
xo.
tray chic