As I was cleaning around the house, I came to a startling realization.
Both of my children are pigs. With a capital P I G!
Let me introduce you to them.
Matthew and Daniel.
My pigs.
As I was trying to make my way through their
My mother was an authority on pig stys. She would say, "Just look at this mess! This is a pig sty! This is the worst looking pig sty that I have ever seen."
Well, this may come as a shock to some of you, but I, too, am an authority on pig stys. Although after years of living with
And Saturday what I saw in their rooms, in my
I think.
I hope.
I pray.
Please, God.
Okay, maybe I'm exaggerating
Some days I think it would be easier to move. I'm just saying.
7 comments:
Hee! My girl, neat as can be, but my son...whoa! If I let him, he'd have everything out and all over the place.
Guess it's a boy thing...we better teach'em so their wives don't have to train'em!! haha
LOL! Amy, you are such a hoot! I have their cousins at my home..some little piglets and one big one. Heehee.
Amy, have I told you how much I love your blog? I do! It brightens my day! I am hoping I don't have two little piglets in training here! :)
I taught one of my little pigs to go to market. Sometimes he stays home, though. The second likes roast beef, but she had none...last night.
Amy, you are so funny! But, seriously, "they" are not living in my house when they get married. Tell them to get their own pig sty!
Love you, Wanda
I totally relate and I have three girls. LOL! Very cute post! I am stopping by via Piper's blog. Nice to meet you.
Ok you realy had me going there, especially after that last post, I really believed you owned pigs too. (Shaking my head)
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