
And then, as I walked to the library to post this blog I passed a stationwagon decorated (on the outside) with minnie mouse stickers. And I thought, no. THAT'S parenthood.
*is "lego" plural? It is something I should investigate.

--We lived in a tent in Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, and California in July and August.
--H. did hard physical labor in Haiti in September, rebuilding schools.
--In October we traveled across the Pacific Ocean (San Francisco to Sydney) on a cruiseship.
--In November I volunteered in a Cambodian orphanage for a few weeks before running into trouble and jumping ship for Bangkok and, later, Singapore.
--We spent December on a cruiseship between Singapore and Mauritius (via Sri Lanka and other beautiful Indian Ocean islands)
--Then we spent 10 days in Dubai, followed by Christmas and most of January in Norway
--February consisted of two weeks in Puerto Rico and the West Indies, then two weeks in Las Vegas.
--We divided March between the Southwest USA and England.
--Then we mooched off of our friends and family in Denmark and Spain...trying to avoid negative numbers in our bank account during our last weeks (and days) of unemployment.
--On May 2, 2011 you'll find me in my office. Our year of traveling over.
3 comments:
I've always used legos as plural, as in, "Pick up those legos, young lady, or there will be no dinner for you!" heehee And my speller accepts it!
I think Lego sells lots of legos.
works for me, but we often say 'Lego blocks' or 'Lego pieces' to make it plural. Wish I had invented them, or maybe invested in them!
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