KK-
Here is a real conversation I had with Big D a few days ago:
Big D: "Hey, did you know that they came out with an app for Pinterest the other day?"
Me: "Already using it."
Big D: "Of course you are. Is that all you do?" In concurrence with a major eye roll in my direction.
It comes to no one's surprise that I love Pinterest. And to my credit I have actually used, or made things from Pinterest.
I have used several of the fitness workouts that I have pinned during my Stroller Strides classes. 300 Abs is by far my favorite, but the Tank Top Arms came in a close second.
There have been some yummy recipes that my whole family (including Big D) have enjoyed. Check these one out on my recipe board: Hawaiian Baked Ham & Swiss Sandwiches, Corn on the cob in the oven, Penne Rosa
Another reason why I love Pinterest is because I can see what interests my friends have whether they be fleeting or long lasting.
Examples:
-One friend is pinning ideas for a Theater room, I know she is dreaming about a house they will buy soon.
-One friend always pins very vintage clothing
-One friend must be the Primary Music Leader because she is always pinning for primary music ideas
-I can tell when another friend is letting her daughter help pin because there are many pins of whales and horses.
-One friend was on a total dessert kick and pinned a hundred delicious looking desserts.
-One friend is getting ready for school to start because I am watching her pin lots of ideas for her classroom.
-One time I even emailed a friend to ask her if she was pregnant because she was pinning maternity clothes. I don't recommend doing this because it turns out she was NOT pregnant (we were close enough friends that I did not offend her though).
Oh, the fun I have on Pinterest!
BTW - you wanted to know how to wear your scarves. Check out my pin 40 Ways to Tie a Scarf.
Happy Pinning!
-Miss T
*And I love pinning on my ipad now thanks to that new app!
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Sisters Synchronized Swimming
KK -
Can you remember all of the dance routines we made up in our backyard, on the trampoline, driveway or at the beach? I think we even did some in the pool.
Well, I know that you and I both LOVED the synchronized swimming at the London 2012 Olympics. There were some "golden" sisters who got inspired as well, and made their own synchronized swimming routine. It is hilarious!
I hope we are still doing things like this when we are their age.
Too Fun! That is what sisters are all about.
-Miss T
Can you remember all of the dance routines we made up in our backyard, on the trampoline, driveway or at the beach? I think we even did some in the pool.
Well, I know that you and I both LOVED the synchronized swimming at the London 2012 Olympics. There were some "golden" sisters who got inspired as well, and made their own synchronized swimming routine. It is hilarious!
I hope we are still doing things like this when we are their age.
Too Fun! That is what sisters are all about.
-Miss T
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Calling all WOMEN!
"Man, I Feel Like A Woman!"
This is a Cutler girl tradition that includes all of our friends, neighbors, co-workers, cousins, aunts, grandmas, nieces and more.
We hope all of you will join us this year!
Team Poster 2012
TEAM NAME: Cutler Crew
TEAM LEADER: Tanya Cutler
EMAIL: cutler@integrity.com
*If you register before September 1st, it is only $20 for the non-competitive waves*
This is a Cutler girl tradition that includes all of our friends, neighbors, co-workers, cousins, aunts, grandmas, nieces and more.
We hope all of you will join us this year!
Team Poster 2012
TEAM NAME: Cutler Crew
TEAM LEADER: Tanya Cutler
EMAIL: cutler@integrity.com
*If you register before September 1st, it is only $20 for the non-competitive waves*
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
A True Picket
A Pickett Picket - a post or stake made of crazy Picketts!
Can you tell we had a great time in McCall?
-Miss T
Thursday, August 2, 2012
A 9 lb Double Date
KK-
I'm so glad we got to go on one last double date with our "boys" before you end your time here in Seattle.
Big D chose to have us all go out to eat at Gorditos. This is the home of the 9 lb burrito. It is literally the size of a new born baby. In fact, there are pictures of swaddled newborns laying next to these burritos that are framed and hung around the restaurant.
Big D and Mr. P ordered the 9 lb burritos with the determination to eat them in one sitting. When the burritos arrived at our table, we could not believe how big they actually were.
Even mine and your burritos were gigantic in their own respect. To no one's surprise the boys did finish eating their burritos and we did not.
It was a tasty double date and we will gladly do it again the next time you are in Seattle.
love
-Miss T
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Your Little Olympians
Hey Miss T,
Thought you might want to see the incredible video footage of your two little Olympians. Didn't you know they qualified not only in different events, but in different sports!?
Thank you for letting me borrow the boys today. It was great having them as the star children of the new program I am in charge of at Miller Community Center. It's an hour of play for ages 0-4 with a guided 15 minute activity, which this week and next is based around the Olympics. So you'll have to bring your little Olympians back because they are seasoned athletes now, and hopefully more friends will come to play too. See here or here for more details (all ages are welcome all the time right now).
Love, your boys' #1 Olympics Fan
Thought you might want to see the incredible video footage of your two little Olympians. Didn't you know they qualified not only in different events, but in different sports!?
Thank you for letting me borrow the boys today. It was great having them as the star children of the new program I am in charge of at Miller Community Center. It's an hour of play for ages 0-4 with a guided 15 minute activity, which this week and next is based around the Olympics. So you'll have to bring your little Olympians back because they are seasoned athletes now, and hopefully more friends will come to play too. See here or here for more details (all ages are welcome all the time right now).
Love, your boys' #1 Olympics Fan
Monday, July 30, 2012
My Little Olympian
Good Morning Early-Riser,
I know this may shock you because it surely shocked me, but if you thought Mr. P was not much of a morning person, he has you fooled.
Yesterday morning I was minding my own business, enjoying bed just thinking about the day when at 7:20 I hear an alarm go off, and then from Mr. P, "Good morning!" I thought it would just be the usual sleepy-say-the-words-roll-over-go-back-to-sleep salutation, but to my surprise he sat up and said in a very awake voice (more so than mine!), "Should we check out what's on the Olympics?" and brightly grabbed his laptop and pulled up an Olympic preliminary soccer game. No doubt about it, he was up and awake at 7:20 am!
If you think that is just a coincidence, let me tell you about this morning. Around 2 am Mr. P returned from seeing the new Batman movie with Big D. The movie was so exciting and thrilling (nearly 3 hours long, but only seemed like 1 reportedly) that Mr. P was wired! After waking me up to tell me about the movie, we finally both went to sleep around 2:30. Just a few wee hours later another alarm goes off. The time was 6:20 to be exact. And Mr. P once again says brightly "Good morning!" I rolled over groggily. He gets his laptop out once again to support Team USA. Go American Basketball! And our red-white-and-blue Lebron and Kobe did us basketball-proud in their first Olympic game in London.
And so, as you can see Mr. P IS a morning person. A selectively morning person. Amazing, right? Well now I know, and so do you.
Love Usually Early-Riser Kk
I know this may shock you because it surely shocked me, but if you thought Mr. P was not much of a morning person, he has you fooled.
Yesterday morning I was minding my own business, enjoying bed just thinking about the day when at 7:20 I hear an alarm go off, and then from Mr. P, "Good morning!" I thought it would just be the usual sleepy-say-the-words-roll-over-go-back-to-sleep salutation, but to my surprise he sat up and said in a very awake voice (more so than mine!), "Should we check out what's on the Olympics?" and brightly grabbed his laptop and pulled up an Olympic preliminary soccer game. No doubt about it, he was up and awake at 7:20 am!
If you think that is just a coincidence, let me tell you about this morning. Around 2 am Mr. P returned from seeing the new Batman movie with Big D. The movie was so exciting and thrilling (nearly 3 hours long, but only seemed like 1 reportedly) that Mr. P was wired! After waking me up to tell me about the movie, we finally both went to sleep around 2:30. Just a few wee hours later another alarm goes off. The time was 6:20 to be exact. And Mr. P once again says brightly "Good morning!" I rolled over groggily. He gets his laptop out once again to support Team USA. Go American Basketball! And our red-white-and-blue Lebron and Kobe did us basketball-proud in their first Olympic game in London.
And so, as you can see Mr. P IS a morning person. A selectively morning person. Amazing, right? Well now I know, and so do you.
Love Usually Early-Riser Kk
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