One side note, is that I have started a little toenail painting business. I have been doing it for a few weeks now and it started slow but word seems to be getting around. I don't really care if it ever takes off--I was just wanting something to do around here. There is a lady in Utah who does it and she is fantastic, I am nowhere near as good as her, but I am getting better. Here are a couple I did that I thought were cute. This first one is a 3-year old girl with TINY TOES! She came in and said, "I want a rainbow with all the colors with pink in back." A girl who knows what she wants. So I did my best and I am surprised I got all the colors on there!
This other picture is of a lady who wanted something "not too crazy but still fun." That was my only direction. So this is what I did--I think it came out totally cute. It looks even better in person!
Anyway, that is my latest venture. I have pictures of all the toes I have done, but I don't want to post them all. Maybe every so often I will post my favorites. The weird thing is that sometimes I think it is easier to do it on myself! Maybe it is because there is no pressure to have it be perfect. Anyway, that's all!
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Tots and toes
Let me first explain that when we water our back lawn (which slopes down pretty significantly) a big dirty water puddle accumulates at the bottom corner of the grass. Well, yesterday after watering the lawn, I went outside and saw the boys sitting in the puddle of dirty water. Literally. I walked over to them and saw that Tyler had a pair of toy tweezers and was trying to get all the bugs up out of the puddle--even though I don't think there were very many. For a moment I was annoyed, but then laughed. So grabbed the camera and went outside to get a picture.
The best part is that when I stepped in front of them, Jacob looks up and says, "Uh oh." Looks over at Tyler and says, "I think we're in big trouble." Too funny. He was relieved when I told him it was okay.
Another little tidbit about Fort Irwin that I haven't shared with you (I've talked about the heat, sunsets, insects) is the thorn bushes. When we first moved here everyone told us we had to take our bikes in to a shop and get "Tuff Liner" on the tires. We wondered why until we saw this....
That is a very typically sized thorn from one of the many many bushes around here. These bushes have tons of thorns and they even grow into big trees covered in these. I think they should be considered lethal weapons--they are sharp!
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Your toes are turning out great! Way to go!!
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