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Estrogen, a glorious thing.

September 07, 2005

This weekend my husband survived The Battle of the Estrogen, an all-too-rare gathering of female minds and bodies for the purpose of being loud, girly, and eating tons of junk food.

Friday we started early with a scrapbooking party at my place. Except some (one) don't (didn't) scrapbook, so she (Holly) sat on the couch with her knitting needles and yarn and proceeded to create the world's widest scarf, worthy of a Guinness record.

Remember the blurry issue I'm having with my camera?  Yeah.  Still having it.
This picture really doesn't do it justice. I'm sure Holly will correct me, but I think it might have been 18 inches wide.


The rest of us worked on our scrapbooks and chatted and watched The Princess Bride and stayed up until 3am giggling and cropping (and knitting).

Karla in the background, Sandy standing, Sheila in the foreground

Anybody want a peanut?


Obviously I'm doing more talking than cropping. And Roger is trying to figure out why our camera becomes so blurry EVERY TIME I TOUCH IT.

I feel so dizzy looking at this picture.

Notice the checkbook laying open, so that I can pay for all the products I'm finding. Something tells me that I should become a Consultant, just so I can get the discount.


I can see clearly now, the blur is gone…

Much better!


The next morning, we woke up early and picked up where we left off. Before they got out of bed, I managed to snap a few pictures of the slumbering party.

Say cheese!  No, really!
Holly, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. Notice JCol hiding under her sleeping bag in the background.


JCol caught me just before I was about to snap the picture.

 Snap the picture?  Where did that phrase come from?
She's like a turtle, hiding her head whenever danger approaches.


Aha! But I tricked her!

the famed dogs that she sleeps with
She's like that neighbor on Home Improvement that always has a portion of his face hiding.


Sandy is so excited to be scrapbooking at my house so early in the morning!

the banana bread, a secret family recipe
(Or maybe she just took a bite of my delicious banana bread!)


We made enough racket to wake the dead Katie, and she joined JCol and Holly on the couch while we watched Hitch.

sweet Katie
Katie, you look so cute and snuggly!


I am concentrating VERY HARD, what with the cutting and the sharp scissors and the lines that I must not cross.

Early in the morning! With glasses!

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