Re-llergic to Action

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This is what Rory woke up like this morning. Camden said she was re-llergic to action. :) It actually looks worse in person. The picture does not do the swelling and coloring justice.

Brian (just barely) survived the teen camping trip and they did stay up all night. Needless to say, he came home and took a nap, then was in bed by 8:00 last night.

We're going to take advantage of Regal Cinemas free family film festival and take the kids to see a free movie this morning. I've even got a coupon for free popcorn!

Based on the number of layouts I have to share this morning, I clearly spent most of the day in front of the computer!

Traci Reed/Susan Bartolini: Shabby Daddy

Dani Mogstad/Manda Bean: Happy Camper

Manda Bean/Heather Roselli: GlobeTrotting

Lauren Grier: Day Trippin'

Comments

Amanda said…
Great pages! Have fun at the movies!
9:16 AM
MyEbella aka Kim said…
ahh poor Rory...
(I looked like that once w/ both eyes after getting poisen oak)
Do you know what it is from?
11:48 AM
Christine @ 12,450miles said…
Poor Rory!! I hope she's A-OK soon!

Those layouts are so awesome!
5:53 PM
Anonymous said…
Is Rory better? You have some awesome posts.
We all wish we could drop by to visit Becky and your Mom, right?
6:13 PM
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