Saturday Snake

9 May

I just got back from a Ward Baby Shower over at my friend Claire’s house, and as everyone was gathering to leave a lady came rushing back into the house saying “SNAKE, SNAKE, SNAKE!” We all gathered together and migrated out to see what she had gone crazy about, and sure enough – a HUGE snake (she wasn’t kidding) was slithering across the driveway.. AWESOME!

It’s exciting events like this that make life worth living. Seriously! When everything just is normal, safe and predictable – life get’s boring. But when a HUGE snake slithers past your path – WOW! Now, that’s cool.

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Categories Writer's Block
Author Rebecca

4 Responses to “Saturday Snake”

Emily 09. May, 2009 at 11:54 pm #

Cool! I just shared this with Rebecca and now she’s very mad at me that we left early to get Katie to bed. She thinks “we should have left Katie with a babysitter so we could have stayed there longer.”
Emily

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Cathy Dover 11. May, 2009 at 3:49 am #

Hi Rebecca,
I noticed today that you are following my blog, so I had to come check yours out. Very cute!
How did you run across my blog? (Have I met you before?…I’m sorry…I don’t recognize you if we have met!)
You sound like a remarkable young woman!

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Rebecca 10. May, 2009 at 1:03 am #

Funny Emily! Your little Becca is so fun, she would have loved this. All the other kids were just going nuts dancing around it.

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Rebecca 12. May, 2009 at 4:27 pm #

Cathy, we have not ever met. I came across your blog via mormonblogosphere… and am so glad I did – I love your blog!

Thank you for your comment!

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