My nephews Adonis 2 and Andolis Jr. 4 at time of pic. Mom and I take care of them..

The Perfect Daughter

The President and First Lady watch the Fourth of July, 2009 fireworks in Washington DC

Super Foam-erator

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In my quest for summer activities to entertain the boys for free or cheap I came across this easy bubble maker in our favorite kids magazine!!Go to: Family Fun Magazine for this and more cool things.

Super Foam-erator

Materials:

Plastic water bottle, empty

Scrap of terry cloth, such as an old wash cloth

Rubber band

Xacto knife

Bubble or dish soap

Small plate or flat lid

1) Using an Xacto knife, carefully cut the bottom off of a small water bottle.

2) Cover the bottom opening with a scrap of terry cloth and secure tightly with a rubber band.

3) Dampen terry cloth with a little water

4) Pour bubble or dish soap onto a plate and dip terry cloth end into soap.

5) Blow gently into top of bottle — have fun!

My nephews Andolis Jr 5, and Adonis 3, had a blast with this outside, it’d probably be fun in the bathtub as well. They decorated all of the outdoor furniture with foam and gave each other foam “hairstyles”. When you're all done playing, hose everything and every body off!

Day at the Gym

You are in a crowded gym when you suddenly realize you need to fart.

The music is really loud, so you time your farts with the beat.

You let 5 strong and loud ones go back to back.

After a couple of songs, you start to feel better as you approach your stopping point .

As you are leaving the gym , people are really staring you down, and

that's when you remember: you've been listening to your iPod


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