 And this is my new face:  | |||
Car seat dancing....This was on the way out west to see family on Easter. Entertainment for everyone... | |||
Pictorial updateI don't have much to say so the pics will speak for themselves.Easter festivities. We still haven't had her easter egg hunt yet but we will get there.    St. Augustine literary festival:    Annabelle's active social life:    | |||
QuestionHas anyone ever taken a two year old camping or known someone who has? | |
Dying for eggsWe dyed eggs today.  So much blonde hair.And then we had to eat lunch to replenish the energy spent on self restraint where chucking eggs into the dye was concerned.  |
What are Your Thoughts?Artist’s chocolate Jesus angers CatholicsNYC gallery inundated with angry calls ahead of display during Holy WeekNEW YORK - The Easter season unveiling of an anatomically correct chocolate sculpture of Jesus Christ, dubbed “My Sweet Lord” by its creator, has infuriated Catholics preparing to observe some of their holiest days of the year.The 6-foot sculpture by Cosimo Cavallaro was to debut Monday evening, four days before Christians mark the crucifixion of Jesus Christ on Good Friday. The final day of the exhibit at the Lab Gallery inside Manhattan’s Roger Smith Hotel was planned for Easter Sunday. “This is one of the worst assaults on Christian sensibilities ever,” said Bill Donohue, head of the Catholic League, a watchdog group. “It’s not just the ugliness of the portrayal, but the timing — to choose Holy Week is astounding.” The gallery’s creative director, Matt Semler, said the Lab and the hotel were overrun with angry telephone calls and e-mails. The gallery was considering its options, he said. “We’re obviously surprised by the overwhelming response and offense people have taken,” said Semler, adding that the Holy Week timing was a coincidence. The artwork was created from more than 200 pounds of milk chocolate, and it features Christ with his arms outstretched. The Cavallaro creation does not include a loincloth. A publicist for the gallery said the artist was not available for comment. So my question is: Is this offensive for the right reasons or the wrong reasons? Christ did not have a loin cloth during the crucifixion and that is offensive. But is censoring the right thing to do? Will we teach our children a more pg rated version of the story? Then again is making a sculpture of Jesus out of chocolate more irreverent than one of stone? Or is any physical image of Christ a graven image? For those who want to see a picture and the actual article: | |
Kitchen funAnnabelle likes to help with everything possible. These days she is helping me cook! She cuts her potato while I cut mine. | |||
something nicer for Nora | |
I ran over this frog in our driveway a couple of weeks ago. It was gross so I thought I would share the love. Too much time not enough something... ha haQuote of the day.After Josh got dressed in black pants, and a purple shirt he said, "I am going to be a bruise today." | |
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