Apparently they are roaming free all over Great Britain
(according to this sign anyway).
I have been looking for some pink giraffes as well but they must be less conspicuous... 
oh, wait...
I think the sign was simply announcing a CROSSWALK. Go figure.
oh, wait...
I think the sign was simply announcing a CROSSWALK. Go figure. Want to know what else is weird?
This crazy "baby bucket" that they use for bathing tots like me. Looks a little bit scary, eh?
And have you ever heard the nursery song about the "Grand old Duke of York"????
At the library song time (see below) they are always singing songs about people I have never heard of!!!
For more of these silly songs visit: http://www.mamalisa.com/?t=hes&p=1481&l=P
5 comments:
"Grand Old Duke of York" was one of the fun songs my dad loved. We always sang it during assembly time at VBS with everyone jumping up and down and screaming the words at appropriate moments. So it's not just British! Wow! You've done well on the blog. Looks great. Too bad about the goats, but understandable.
I bet they don't know "Does Your Chewing Gum Lose it's Flavor." What is the baby bucket for? Do you really use one for Walker? That baby looks hysterical! Miss you!
We love the Grand Old Duke of York, it's one of Kealy's favorites! Glad to hear it with the accent!
Thanks for the nursery rhyme link... now, I'll be singing Polly put the kettle on to the right tune!
The Harris gang from Michigan love the pics and videos. Keep em coming!!
Uncle Don, Aunt Sue, cousins Todd, Bryan, & Emily (possible future cousin) and visitors Papi & Piglet
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