We have had some seriously crazy weather the past few days. Of course crazy weather equates to crazy kids so I’ve been trying to keep them occupied with some Christmas crafts. We’ve got several in the works right now and finally, this afternoon, there was a break in the clouds so I quickly snapped a few pictures to share one with you. The craft was inspired by a picture in the Oriental Trading catalog.
The award-winning actor, Jae Head is best known for portraying the role of Sean Junior Tuohy, in the 2009 film, 'The Blind Side.' Head rose to fame after playing the character of Bo Miller on the TV series, 'Friday Night Lights.' Some of his acting credits include the 2008 superhero film, 'Hancock,' CBS' sitcom, 'How I Met Your Mother,' and crime drama series, 'Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.' Who is Jae Head?
Information has been kept tightly under wraps so far about Pixar’s upcoming superhero sequel The Incredibles 2. Now, however, the official Facebook page for the movie has just dropped a ton of fresh intel. Not only do we know the names of the new characters joining the cast, but we’ve also got a bunch of artwork which reveals what these new additions look like. Recommended Videos First off, the images reintroduce us to some of the familiar faces who’ll be returning from the 2004 animated classic.
When I was a kid, we only had white eggs. Then these new fangled brown eggs started showing up. Now there’s blue eggs on grocery store shelves! What are blue eggs? What chickens lay blue eggs? Are blue eggs safe to eat? Let’s answer all of these egg-celent questions. What are blue eggs?Blue eggs are chicken eggs that have a light shade of blue on the shell. If you’ve been around a chicken farm, or have backyard chickens, or open up those fancy egg cartons at the store, you may have seen blue eggs, brown eggs, and even green eggs.
Nothing against the healthy sandwiches, bananas, and little notes reminding me that my parents loved me that were in my brown bag lunches, but I would have traded a whole year of them for just one shot at the other kids’ Dunkaroos. If you have fond memories of actually eating these dippable cookies, then you had one heck of a lucky childhood. For the rest of us, though, who could only dream…let’s dig into Dunkaroos cookies (sadly, not literally.