I have slightly different Lands End shoes/boots in red too. LOVE them. They keep my feet so toasty and they are so comfy...at an affordable price. Yea for LE!
No way!! I was JUST looking at these shoes and pondering if I could justify them. I adore them in red, but the orange is just PERFECT!! And such a great boy you've got there!
lucky you! my son (18 months) just discovered that he loves helping mommy with the laundry. he helps me carry the basket, takes the dry clothes out of the dryer and puts them into the basket, then helps me put the wet things into the dryer.
Just wanted to send you a little note that I finished a Christmas quilt using one of your tutorials. I love the quilt and shared it on my blog today. I linked to your blog in case anyone was interested in the pattern, plus I wanted to make sure you got credit for being so inspiring! THANK YOU!
We would love to make him feel very important at our house any time! I'm not a fan of shoveling. I keep telling Lee I got married so I wouldn't have to do it. Maybe I just need cute boots? ;)
i'm sending my 10 yr old to you! you would think i was asking for a kidney from all the attitude i get just asking him to do his chores... anything extra forget it!
yay! that is so cute about your son. thanks for the link to the cute shoes, they are on sale for $19.99! wohoo! i ordered the green ones. hugs, puglette :o)
Z should come live with me...I have been shoveling off and on for the last month. It doesn't make me feel important. (The word verification for this one is ching)
I have them in blue, in an amazingly similar shot!!
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I have slightly different Lands End shoes/boots in red too. LOVE them. They keep my feet so toasty and they are so comfy...at an affordable price. Yea for LE!
ReplyDeleteYou are one lucky mom!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a really good situation! :) I got snow boot for our girls there too! Always dry and warm :)
ReplyDeleteI have them in brown...great shoes...wore them today. :)
ReplyDeleteMy 5 year old loves vacuuming. How good is that. No doubt its a phase. Enjoy it while it lasts.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Take advantage while it lasts!
ReplyDeleteShould he need extra snow to shovel, he's feel to come to CANADA and shovel mine.
ReplyDeleteSweet. He's welcome here anytime. We like making people feel important about things like laundry and dishes, too! ;)
ReplyDeleteAs we have no snow, vacuuming is the next best thing and apparently doing dishes is pretty cool too!! For now anyway....!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like one great kid....probably should keep him around. Great pic too.
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Enjoy that phase of his life while you can!
ReplyDeleteLove the shoes - going to LE now to take a look :D
Great way to have him helping!
ReplyDeleteWow that is a really cool shot!
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed that you got an 8 year old to shovel snow. LOL
hahaha that IS great news! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is great and funny at the same time. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI don't live where it snows, but I do have two sons who hopefully will say that mowing the lawn makes them feel important! One can dream, right?!
ReplyDeleteThe shoes in the photo look RED, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteIt is good to know how your son feels about snow, considering where you live! LOL!!
Jane
What a great boy!!!
ReplyDeletethat is very cute...
ReplyDeletethat's cute!
ReplyDeletemy boys have figured out that it's kinda "manly" to chop kindlin and bring in wood to put by the fireplace.
jane,
ReplyDeletethese shoes are actually bright orange. :)
aj
Lucky you! I tell my husband that when he shovels (plows) the snow, he looks really important... just so I don't have to do it!
ReplyDeleteJen :)
No way!! I was JUST looking at these shoes and pondering if I could justify them. I adore them in red, but the orange is just PERFECT!!
ReplyDeleteAnd such a great boy you've got there!
Lucky you! :)
ReplyDeletelucky you! my son (18 months) just discovered that he loves helping mommy with the laundry. he helps me carry the basket, takes the dry clothes out of the dryer and puts them into the basket, then helps me put the wet things into the dryer.
ReplyDeletenow if only he'd learn to fold i'd be all set!
Looks like he'll be feeling important all winter. ;o) Too cute!
ReplyDeleteWell I got my boys trained to love cleaning the toilets with those Clorox wands. Best invention ever!
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to send you a little note that I finished a Christmas quilt using one of your tutorials. I love the quilt and shared it on my blog today. I linked to your blog in case anyone was interested in the pattern, plus I wanted to make sure you got credit for being so inspiring! THANK YOU!
Happy Holidays!
Tasha
AWWWWWW bless him!
ReplyDeleteHahaha -- what a great kid!
ReplyDeleteWe would love to make him feel very important at our house any time! I'm not a fan of shoveling. I keep telling Lee I got married so I wouldn't have to do it. Maybe I just need cute boots? ;)
ReplyDeletethat is great news - I hope you kept up the encouragement!!
ReplyDeleteWay to go Z! So glad shoveling makes him feel important! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is too sweet!
ReplyDeleteJust ordered myself a pair! Thanks for the boost to place the order.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lucky mom you are! A willing, IMPORTANT helper and some lovely orange and red shoes!
ReplyDeletei'm sending my 10 yr old to you! you would think i was asking for a kidney from all the attitude i get just asking him to do his chores... anything extra forget it!
ReplyDeleteyay! that is so cute about your son. thanks for the link to the cute shoes, they are on sale for $19.99! wohoo! i ordered the green ones.
ReplyDeletehugs,
puglette
:o)
awww....he's growing up!
ReplyDeleteI would like to make your son feel important, too!
ReplyDeleteJust keep telling him how important he is and you'll never have to shovel snow again. :-)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! And lucky you too. :)
ReplyDeletelucky you! I wonder if we could hire your son for some manual labor around here :)
ReplyDeleteZ should come live with me...I have been shoveling off and on for the last month. It doesn't make me feel important. (The word verification for this one is ching)
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