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Modest Mondays

24/10/2011

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It's been brought to my attention that my language is offending some people.  I don't want to draw too much attention to who it is, so I chose to call this weekly post "Modest Mondays" as opposed to "M.I.L Mondays" because that would be too obvious. Possibly.

Here it goes - a wholesome post.  
The family and I had a lovely weekend, filled with sunshine and giggles and cultural experiences.  Namely, we went to a sand museum in a nearby village and I laughed my heiney off at the absurdity of it all.  

Eloise likes to pick "poisonous berries" and squash them.  We've tried telling her - THEY'RE POISONOUS, which of course means nothing, except that to her they now have a name.  I decided I would take pictures of all the different poisonous berries that were around town yesterday.  My day consisted of yelling out poisonous berries at every turn.  Poisonous berries, poisonous berries, poisonous berries!

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Katie
23/10/2011 10:14:53 pm

I'm all for modesty when it comes to clothing but not when it comes to your sailor's mouth. Modesty Monday is boring! I hope your complainers like all your berry pics. Maybe next week you can post pictures from your bird watching adventures.

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mom
24/10/2011 02:28:50 am

Go Katie :)

If people don't like the language you use in YOUR journal, they don't have to read it. 'Nuff said.

Pretty berries. It's funny how something that presents itself as being good can actually end up being a slow painful death.

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Tasha
24/10/2011 05:13:30 am

The berries do look yummy. William would have wanted to eat them aswell. He said ummm yummy giggle....Check your facebook inbox. STAY AWAY FROM THE BERRIES and take care. xoxoxo

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Su
24/10/2011 06:20:57 am

I agree....it's your site and you should be able to post whatever you want.

For next week, if you don't have bird-watching pictures - you could always post some pics of the sand!

h&k

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