Well, I found some cool books that I didn’t buy. I think people thought I was kind of nuts taking pictures of books.
They really only had like 16 of these books, so I thought it was funny that they had 3 of your names! I looked for the names that are missing, I really did! But alas, they did not exist.
I’m blogging like crazy on the youth blog, but I wanted to update this blog, too.
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How absolutely adorable!!!!
I am glad to know understand your addressing of me as “Jenny Jellyfish” on your comment to my post. I was lost on that one!
I have been looking at all of your youth blog posts. I just didn’t know if it was okay to comment in the usual fashion on that one!
You look like you’re having a blast! Your accommodations looks awesome too! Hope you’re having as good of a time as it appears!
It’s okay to comment, because these kids don’t care about my blog!
Hey, are you saying I am as big as a WHALE????
Totally just kidding.
That is quite intriguing that 3 of the 16 had our names! But I must say I do like Jenny Jellyfish best, since it is “A Tale of Wiggly Jellies”.
It must have looked a bit comical to have you taking pictures of a book with one hand and holding the book with the other! (you must really love us!!!)
That made my day!
By the way, did I read correctly on your other blog that you went to Charlottesville, VA, or what was that about???
(that’s where I am from – as in, where my parents live!)
Isn’t it just a great place???!!! As I have told Jenny, that is God’s country! :o)
Katie, we stayed the night at Meadows Presbyterian Church in Charlottesville, VA on our way to the beach.
And yes, I thought it was quite wonderful!
I thought I would wait to post because I am as slow as a turlte apparently. 🙂
O, but Tamara… you are a “saving sea turtle” as well! And the Bible says “he that wins souls is wise”! Hee hee!!
and might I say that it is LAME that there’s not a book for my name… what about “Sarah the Snake: A Tale of Slithering, Sly Spies”… or “Sarah the Seahorse”… or something.
“o)
Unfortunately, Sarah, the seahorse was named Sammy.
However, there was a book called “Crabby Lady…” 😉