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Monday, August 22, 2005

Heard From My Baby

Well, I heard back from our college girl. She read yesterday's post and emailed me to say she did clean her room--that I should have seen it before it was cleaned. Ha! I sure hope this college education she's getting teaches her the definition of "clean."

Then she sends me a list of things she'd forgotten and needed right away. Check out this list:

pink shower robe
DVD "Ferris Bueler's Day Off"
a 25 pack of bland CD-R's (they're on top of the kitchen desk shelf)
my cool looking bible verses that are on my walls in my room
Veggietales calendar (on the floor to the right of the desk, leaning against the desk)
"Disney and Veggietales" CD (in the black cd case in my room)
could you send me the pictures from TN's camera of the Phantom of the Opera
Kevin was also upset that I didn't have a picture of him in my dorm room... so if you could look in the shoe box of all my pics from senior year and pick out one of me and kevin he would very much appreciate it
the picture and the frame w/ me and Stef that says "Best Friends"

So, guess I better go. Seems I've got things to do that are of utmost importance. And, to make you feel more connected, Stef plays "Lady Constance" in my book trailer. (See link in top righthand column of this page).

Don't forget to enter our contest for a free, autographed copy of Bride. See you tomorrow!

posted by Deeanne at 1:59 PM

3 Comments:

Meg said...: Sometimes I think Veggietales are more popular with young adults than they are with little kids. My married daughter owns a V'tales shirt and at least one of the videos.
Barb said...: I've read that Veggie Tales got their biggest launch into the popular world on college campuses--that college students are the age group they really took off with in the beginning. College students do tend to look for off-the-wall ways to reduce stress, and talking vegetables would fit that bill!
Valerie Comer said...: I first met VeggieTales through my kids' senior high youth group...