Wednesday, July 9, 2008

For those of you who sit at home and eat bon bons all day like me!

South 'n France gourmet hand dipped chocolate bon bons

Origin: The term “bon bon” comes from a phrase uttered by the Greek Goddess, Eurynome, Goddess of All Things, when she created these delectable chocolate confections, thus making perfect order out of the Chaos she formerly reigned over.

The Early Years: The bon bon took off immediately. In fact, within two years, the bon bon was at the top of the delicious charts. They were ravenously consumed by housewives, divas, and goddesses everywhere until they almost went into extinction in the 1600s. Fortunately, they made a comeback in the late 1700’s when Marie-Antoinettte said of the French peasants: “Let them eat cake!” The French were so incensed they refused to eat cake and started eating bon bons in abundance. The literal translation of “bon bon” from French is “good good”. Need we say more?

The Middle Years: Unfortunately, nothing significant happened involving the bon bon during this period of time. Except that whole “bon bons go on a magical adventure to save the universe thing”, but you don’t want to hear about that, do you?

The Bon Bon Today: Recently, interest in the bon bon has increased dramatically with the creation of South ‘n France Bon Bons. Tired of a stressful lifestyle in New York City, Charlene Dupray lamented one evening that life would be so much sweeter if she could spend the rest of her days reclining on a divan eating bon bons while reading juicy books. Ever the romantic Frenchman, husband Pascal Siegler immediately set out to make that dream come true. So far, Charlene has eaten plenty of bon bons; the relaxing, reclining part has yet to happen.

The Future of the Bon Bon: There will be no future for bon bons unless you stop reading this, call South ‘n France, and order as many bon bons as you can fit into your freezer!

The Moral of This Story: Eat a bon bon or suffer the fate of Marie-Antoinette.

Were you aware that...

750 billion people over the years have given away their first born for just one more deliciously tasterific bon bon?

Bon bons in large quantities have the power to fuel a jumbo jet for eight days?

In 1965, a fifty-five-year-old Chinese bon bon gave birth to a healthy chocolate rabbit?

Bon bons are known to cure severe depression?

Bon bons are one of the four major food groups of modern-day goddesses?

Bon bons can travel through time?


http://www.southnfrance.com/index.php


Sunday, July 6, 2008

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

He Shoots and He Scores!!!!!





McKee scored his first ever goal tonight in soccer! We are so excited for him! He's really been playing very well this year. This is his 7th season playing soccer, he's been playing since he was really little, and up until this year he really wasn't in the game. He's been awesome this year, watching the ball, staying with it, making attempts on goal. Tonight it paid off, he scored! Damon has been promising him ice cream for a couple years if he scores. He was very nice to treat all of us to ice cream to celebrate McKee's goal! Tyler got to have some lemon ice in a baby cone and was so excited! Great Job McKee! We're so proud of you!

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Funny of the Day



At breakfast this morning I told the kids that daddy rode his bike to work today. It's the first day of Mike's new schedule 6am-2pm, M-F, woo hoo! Normal hours! I have my husband back! Anyway, Seth said "like Grandpa," and I said "yup, just like Grandpa." Seth's reply was "He's part Grandpa." It was hilarious! He said it with the straightest face, and so matter-of-factly, it was so funny!


Then Brooke chimed in a couple minutes later. I asked her if she wanted her sausage cut up, and she said yes, so I started cutting. Then she said "just don't make em go crazy." She's so funny. She wanted to make sure they didn't touch her toaster strudel! I love when the kids are funny.



They crack me up!

New Year Day

Today was a fun day. Mike and I sat the kids down and explained our new chore system and any over our expectations of them. It seemed to go...