The Waterinator

So last week on Facebook I was talking about how I never set up the sprinkler outside like my husband does (and his quest for a sprinkler that doesn't break is another post and I'll let him write that one) because I would leave it going for days on end before remembering to turn it off. I woke up the other morning and it had gone all night on my precious baby tomatoes and I was lamenting that fact. So my friend Angela Vawter, who is a total GENIUS, came up with this drawing. You put a helmet on a kid's head, attach it to a hose and the rest is green lawns and productive gardens! Ah, suburbia.

The "You Bow, Girl!" is a business our friend Caroline Horton has, so Angela had to give her some love by putting one of her bows on the helmet! We also have a friend who has a tutu business (what is it about Catholic women and their little at-home businesses?), so my son Sam not only has a bow on his helmet but also is wearing a tutu. (And we call my mother Tutu, which is Hawaiian for Grandma).

Thankful Thursday: Moxie Tonic Blog Buttons

Okay, so turn your attention to the left-hand side of my bloggy and you will see some cool buttons that say things like "Subscribe", "Twitter", "Facebook" and so on. These are my (said in a snooty voice) social media buttons. They let fans and friends connect with me, subscribe to the blog via email or RSS feed, give me Klout (blog lovin'), check out my YouTube videos and more!

How cute is this?!

The cost? Only 4 measly bucks.

Where did I get them?

HERE, at MoxieTonic's Etsy shop. Tell her Kerrie sent ya!

I heart them. They were easy to install. They make it easy for people to connect with me. Every blogger should have them! She has other options, like round buttons, banners, signatures and does custom orders.

I give them 5 kids out of 5.

Don't forget to check out my 4-day giveaway of a 3.5 ounce tube of Noxicare valued at $19.95 HERE!

Wordful Wednesday: Unexpected Beach Trip

Holy crap, my kids are cute. Who knew they would be so cute? Anyway, one night I went to pick up Joel from a Scout thing like 40 minutes away since we are all weird and don't like him to stay the night places like that without his dad. It was at a cool lake, so we drove around some and found the beach and had a little beach fun. The kids had fun splashing around and the night was gorgeous. I love to be a spontaneous mom when I can!