It's no secret we live in the "country" now. Land of farmers, pick-up trucks, fire pits, flannel, Walmart, cowboy boots, and hard working Americans. I love it. I love the people. I love the atmosphere. I love a good bon fire. I love cowboy boots. I love it all.
But I think we became a little more country this weekend. This is a text conversation between me and my friend, Claire:
Me: We went hillbilly and bought an inflatable pool this weekend.
Claire: hahahahaha! yay! i love that! have you played in it yet?
Me: Heck yes! All day and we are sunburned!
Claire: hahaha you little sunburned country bumpkin!
- Lindsey
- I love God. My husband makes me laugh a lot. I could eat sushi everyday. I have been to Israel. I hate the rain in my shoes. I enjoy reading theology. I love Broadway musicals. I hate florescent lights. I like dressing up. I love weddings. I hate cake. I enjoy planning events. I adore Hawaii. I wish I could sing. I hope bell bottoms never go out of style. I am not a city girl. I love hanging out with my husband. I can kick your butt at Connect Four. I love bike riding. I should have been born in a state with an ocean. I'm following THE Rabbi. I like to clean. I love to laugh. I rather read than cook. I want to love God with my life.
6 comments:
Ha! We did the same thing. Blew up an inflatable pool and chilled in it on Saturday and got sunburned. Must run in the family.
You are too stinkin' cute! I love it. Enjoy that pool :)
Ha. When we lived in a suburb(we=my family before I was married, they now live out in the county), we bought a baby pool and filled it up with cold water and put it in the front yard....for the dog! He needed somewhere cool to relax :)
Too funny! That's about the only way I would get in a pool these days. No one should have to be blinded by the ultra whiteness that is my legs. :)
My parents live out in the country and I love it! We had an inflatable pool out on Memorial Day and it was super fun :)
haha! I love this... I feel you girl! We live out in the country as well... we actually had to stop for a family of cows to cross the road on the way to church yesterday... I just thought, "ONLY IN ALABAMA!" :)
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