Showing posts with label homecoming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homecoming. Show all posts

Sunday, October 4, 2009

There is a Happy Deer out There...Somewhere


We went to the homecoming game, in the rain, yesterday afternoon. It was tons of fun. Nopus was bundled from head to toe, but he and Mommy had to return home at about half time, when our gloves were soaked through. He had a great time eating popcorn with Mommy and rainy cupcakes with Daddy. There's nothing like cheering on your team wearing yellow, Michigan ponchos that crinkle in your ear with every rain drop.

I have some sad news: It's still raining, the mums are soggy, and there is a happy deer with a full belly of yellow mums and greenery. The deer must have seen the salad bar when we were away Friday night for the Pep rally and thought: mmmm, dessert. The sneaky lady tasted the pink mum, but preferred yellow, less carbs I assume. Normally, I love seeing these pretty, sleek deer, but if they want to eat my mums, I may have to tip off the local hunters. They already ate my impatiens when we were down state. Now they've gone too far and messed with my fall decor.

Friday, October 2, 2009

Uh-Oh Its going to Rain...Again


I'd have some beautiful photos for you if not for all this rain. I was planning on trying to draw fall leaves and have Bacon Bits color outside today, but that's not going to happen.

Unfortunately, it looks like another trip into Ironwood. I have to drop off a FedEx envelope and no such location near home. I'm worried about the Freshman float (and every class' for that matter); anything cardboard may get soaked and droop into a mushy pile. Mike and I are headed over to the float site right after school for finishing touches. The floats are to be lined up by 5:00. I'll post pics (rainy or not) tomorrow. Mike has been float building every night 'til at least 9:30. One more day and then homecoming tomorrow. Yay!

Here's a handy idea for being "environment conscientious": I've been on a cloth napkin kick (vintage of course). It's an easy way to reduce paper waste at home. Just throw dirty cloth napkins in with your towel wash. People will think you're fancy pants all year long- or maybe think you're a hippie. Either way is okay by me.