This picture is PRICELESS and I couldn’t resist posting it!!!!!
Not So Wordless Wednesday
This Saturday I have a date with my Pooh Bear and we’re going to see Nickelodeon’s Storytime Live, as if we didn’t see enough Nick Jr. at home! I think he will have a ball! He is at the point where he will actually sit in one place for a specific amount of time to watch his daily soaps which consist of Yo Gabba Gabba, Ni Hao Kai-Lan, Dora the Explorer, The Backyardigans and The Wonder Pets! No matter what he’s doing as soon as he hears one of those theme songs, he drops it to go and tune in. It’s the funniest thing! We get to see four different performances in one amazing show! I look forward to seeing the smile on his face, watching him sing along and taking tons of pictures. Hope we get the opportunity to chat with the characters and take pictures. To be Continued…
Not So Wordless Wednesday
My Pooh Bear is turning TWO next week and we are throwing a Birthday Party next Saturday! I was up last night designing this invitation. I was undecided about a theme but, settled on Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa because this movie seems to be playing in my house 24/7.
I Googled Madagascar Clip Art and below are some of the images that I got from various website and used to create the finished invitation.
Not So Wordless Wednesday
Oasis of the Seas facts taken from the Virgin Islands Daily News, 12/8/09 issue.
Flag – Bahamas; Captain – William Wright; Builder – STX Europe of Turku, Finland;
cost – $1,400,000,000; Size – 225,282 gross tons (almost five times larger than the Titanic); Length – 1,181 feet; Draught – 31 feet;
Width – 198 feet (a regulation NFL football field is only 160 feet wide). Height – 236 feet above waterline. Passenger capacity – at double occupancy: 5,200; maximum capacity: 6,296; Crew – 2,394. Maiden voyage – 12/5/09; arrival in STT – 12/7/09. Initial ports of call – Fort Lauderdale, FL; St. Thomas, VI; Nassau, Bahamas; Labadee, Haiti; Philipsburg, St. Marteen; Cozumel, Mexico; Costa Maya, Mexico.
Oasis of the Seas by the numbers.
150,000 – size in sq. ft. of the ship’s solar array.
97,020 kilowatts – power produced by the ships engine. Ship is propelled by electric motors. 60,000– napkins used in the main dining room per voyage.
$16,659 – cost of the most expensive Oasis cabin, per person.
A park with; 12,000 – approximate number of plants aboard, including 56 trees.
4,100 – number of toilets.
2,700 – number of lounge chairs on the pool decks.
1,380 – number of seats in the main theater where you can see broadway productions.
22.6 knots – maximum speed (26 miles per hour on land).
82 feet– lenght of zipline that passengers can soar above the ship’s central park.
37 – number of bars aboard, including one mounted on an elevator which allows patrons to ride up and; down three decks while sipping their drinks.
25 – number of restaurants.
24 – number of passenger elevators.
17.9 feet – depth of Aqua Theatre pool – the deepest pool at sea.
16 – number of passenger decks.
2 – number of flow riders (pools you can surf in).
0.43 miles – length of jogging track.
2 – 43 ft. rock climbing walls; a cupcake shop; an aquatic ampitheater.
28 multi-level loft suites w/ floor to ceiling windows.
* Okay, who’s ready for an all inclusive vacation cruise aboard the Oasis of The Seas?
Not So Wordless Wednesday
A little girl asked her mother, “How did the human race appear?”
The mother answered, “God made Adam and Eve and they had children, and so was all mankind made.
Two days later the girl asked her father the same question…
The father answered, “Many years ago there were monkeys from which the human race evolved.”
The confused girl returned to her mother and said, “Mom, how is it possible that you told me the human race was created by God, and Dad said they developed from monkeys?”
The mother answered, “Well, dear, it is very simple. I told you about my side of the family and your father told you about his.”
I couldn’t help this one…