Wednesday, September 20, 2006

Wahoo! Wednesday

I know you've all been dying to get your weekly wahoo fix, right? Of course you have.

My 5 Reasons to Say "Wahoo!" Today:

1. My Little Fishy - William placed 6th overall in the 100-meter Freestyle event (and got his name in the paper) on Saturday.

2. Sunset - This is a sunset on the Mississippi River (see the tiny barge?). I love the colors of sunset.

3. Goofy-looking animals that make me smile.


4. Hugh in blue. He can't help but be a frequent Wahoo!5. Total weirdness . Ask me if I'm willing to admit which of the people in this photo happens to be one of my children. Go ahead, ask. Okay, you don't have to (and I reserve the right not to answer if you do).





Coming up soon:

A review of 36 Views of Mt. Fuji - Yes! I've finally finished!!

A massive phone bill - I've been online a bit too long, tonight (and we have dial-up, yuck).

My first official meme!! - I've been tagged by Lotus - yippee, such fun!

Happy Wednesday!!!

8 comments:

  1. Congrats to Will, beautiful sunset, definitely a goofy-lookin' ostrich, you can never have enough pics of Hugh, and I'm guessing the one in front painted red???

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  2. Could it be the young man in red paint (sans shirt)? And, yes, Hugh-in-Blue is worthy of every Waho! Wednesday post. :)

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  3. Thanks, Nat; I'm really proud of Will. I dug through my old photo files to find the sunset and ostrich. Way too much fun, I'm afraid. Actually, I have a lot of fun looking for Hugh photos, too. :)

    Okay, you guys are too good. Yes, that half-naked, red-painted, screaming dude is my eldest at an Ole Miss football game. The first year, he participated in the Ole Miss tradition and wore a suit to the games. Then, he decided he was just too enthusiastic to support his team in a suit. Which goes to show that people can be every bit as funny as ostriches. Don't tell him I said that. ;)

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  4. actually that would have been my guess too. the red guy. well, congrats to Will. And have you seen ostriches in the bush? I always laugh when I see them run. Such fun.

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  5. Saaleha,

    Thanks (for the congrats - and for not saying, "Wow, yeah, you have a weird kid, there"). No, I've never seen ostriches in the bush. Where have you seen them? I'm thinking, "travel destination". LOL I've only seen them in zoos; always have loved those funny faces.

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  6. Oh but I agree that people can be as funny, if not funnier, than ostriches! But then boys/men are a whole other species anyway! :P

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  7. I'm in Africa, remember. So the Kruger National Park, or game farms, that's where you get to see those 'dorky' ( I mean this affectionately) birds.

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  8. Nat,

    You're so right. Men really are from Mars. LOL

    Saaleha,

    I knew you're in Africa, but not where exactly one can go to see animals in the wild *in* Africa. Now that I've survived Alaska without a bear shredding me, I can imagine going to another place where animals still run wild, one day. I can dream, anyway. :)

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