Pale as the moon

---------------------------------------> I still despise that picture. Anyway. Remember Bee's post from yesterday? Well, it is also a proven fact that 60% of Seattlites deprived of enough vitamin D. So, sometimes when it is 36 degrees outside we will stand out on the front porch in skirts and t-shirts to soak up what little sun there is. And then return inside to soak up the heat...from the fireplace. P.s. I almost titled this post "pasties," as in "pasty white." Then I realized that it said pasties.

Help our poor vitamin D deficent souls!

So hey there hey! It's been quite some time since I, Bee, have written on this blog. For that I apologize. But hey, life goes on I suppose. So it's been raining in our great state almost continuously for the past 3 weeks. I feel it goes without saying that all of us here could use a day to dry out. So on this glorious Sunday the sun decided to shine and we are shut up in out house. Why you ask? Well the sun may be gracing us with its life giving presence but it's still 40 degrees outside. I feel like I belong in a Pemco commercial. In fact, as I write this I'm squinting.

Moment of Truth

It's official. We suck at writing on this blog everyday.

Prescription for addiction?

I have an addiction. Harry Potter. It's getting a little out of hand. I just read the seventh Harry Potter book (The Deathly Hallows!) and am now returning to read the fourth, fifth, and sixth (then probably the seventh again!) I might even read the first, second, and third. Darling sister and I started a Harry Potter Marathon. I believe this is where we will watch a Harry Potter movie everyday until the seventh (second half!) comes out, which isn't until July. This means there will be repeated movies. Oh yes... that is just what it means! We will be knitting ourselves Griffindor scarves, I am tempted to forge a Howarts letter and frame it on my wall, just to fool my friends, and, well, Severus Snape is my hero (next to Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger, of course.) I probably need help. Oh, did I mention Bee has a Harry Potter cookbook? She does. We cooked a magical dinner. Yeah, help.

April Fool's!

The dollar store lied to me. Phil and I bought silly string from the dollar store, and on the back it says "easy to use, easy to clean up!" Firstly, those things are not easy to use! Phil thought it was.... so I was covered in it! It blinded me! I was trying to spray mine back, but it would not work... :( so I lost the silly string war. :( Did I mention it was raining, and we were outside? Well, that was the case. Time to clean up! We tried the hose. No success. We tried brooms. Fail. We resorted to the primitive, yet productive use of our hands to pick up each individual piece of silly string. I think those words on the back were a big April Fool's day joke.