I also took some profile pics of the girls for a project for the "wall of shame." I worked on another project for the wall as well. I'll share them when I'm done (if they turn out.) =) You know, my mom had a wall of pictures when we were growing up. We called it the wall of shame because we were embarrassed of our pictures. And now I have one in my hallway, as do my sisters I believe. I use mine to show the girls' their US relatives. Beka loves it when I pick her up and we go from picture to picture, "who's this?", "who's that?" Do you have family pictures in your hallway? Are they somewhere else in the house? How do you display/preserve your family photos? Have a great day. And give yourself a Mental Health Day sometime. I bet you'll enjoy it. =)



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I loved this post, Tamra. :) What a great idea. Nice for the chidren to see US having a MHD, staying in our pj's and everything. I should do this sometime soon with them. Maybe Saturday. My nesting has been furious lately......... I think I need to be restrained. :)
We use to have these in Vietnam. Except we called them "Bad Vietnam Days". It was when we couldnt take the culture anymore. So we stayed inside, kept our pjs on, watched a movie, and pretended that we were home. It worked really good for us (obviously we didnt do it enough) except when our power went out :)!
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