The Boise Schultz Family: Notice Anything Different?

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Notice Anything Different?

Metal Mouth....

Brace Face.....

Tin Grin.....

Yep, we got one of those now!!!

3 comments:

Steph said...: You look fabulous!! Love it!; May 6, 2009 at 11:45 AM
Holly said...: if she's sad, then remind her that it won't last forever!; May 6, 2009 at 9:02 PM
Faye said...: Never seen a cuter tin grin in my life!; May 10, 2009 at 3:45 PM

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I BELIEVE....

my mom is a perfect example of what it means to have FAITH.
public restrooms should never be dead silent.
children need to try everything on their plate, but shouldn't have to eat it all.
my husband will always be my best friend.
my sisters will always be my best GIRLfriends.
in stopping at lemonade stands.
I will never understand getting a tattoo (although I also believe I am very understanding)
I will always enjoy watching Sesame Street.
in giving people the benefit of a doubt.
if you dread going to work every day, then you should change jobs.
in finding the good in a bad situation.
a pair of shoes can make or break an outfit.
in using airconditioning!
babies are visited by angels.
in wearing red, white, and blue on the 4th of July.
cookies taste much better when dipped in milk.
that drinks taste better with crushed ice.
homemade snickerdoodles are the best cookies on earth!
I will always yearn to dance.
I will never fall asleep before my husband.
June bugs and crickets were put on this earth to teach me tolerance.
my husband's passion has and will affect many lives.
songs can bring you feelings of complete joy.
nose blowing should only be done in kleenexes.
tennis shoes should not be worn in church.
the death of a loved one is my greatest fear.
going to the dentist is my second greatest fear.
walking into the dollar store with a 20 dollar bill is almost as fun as garage saling with 20 dollar bills.
yellow is a happy color.
there are far too many commercials on the radio.
eye contact should automatically be followed by a smile.