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Tag: Keepin' It Real

I looked at my comments really late one night and noticed that my friend, Kelley, had tagged me. Usually, I'll read someone's tag and think, "That would be really fun." So, I looked at Kelley's blog and internally groaned! I guess what you're supposed to do is get off the computer RIGHT NOW and take the pictures before you do anyting. That means NO CLEANING, and NO MAKEUP or PRIMPING! I was just so not ready for this one. But, before I got up the next morning and started cleaning, I took my pictures. So, they are pretty true to the real thing. And, it's ... well, scary!

My Toilet
(Seriously, it could have been a lot worse.)

My Sink

(It's usually fuller than this. But, because I always try to get the dishes done before going to bed, I'd done the dishes the night before.)

My Closet

(Okay, so everything on the left of the picture, and all the pants on the top of the picture are my husband's. I know, I know ... I am totally lacking in the clothes department right now. But, only for five more months [assuming I can get back into my prepregnancy wardrobe then]. And, I don't wear any of the stuff hanging here anyway because they all look like tents on me right now. And, yes, it's a very messy closet.)

My Favorite Room

*My Living Room. It's where I spend most of my "ME" time.*

My Refrigerator

My Laundry Room

*Um, it was laundry day. That's all I have to say.*

What My Children are Doing

What My Hubby's Doing

My Favorite Shoes

Me Right Now

*YIKES!!!!!*

Oh, and I tag: Rivka O., Aubrey A., Kris T., and Debbie S.!

Comments

Anonymous said…
THIS is why I read blogs (and don't do one of my own! :) :) :) )!! You are worried about nothing! With four kids and chores to do, I'm really impressed! And I'm also glad to know that I'm not the only one who runs around without make-up. I figure, unless I'm "going out" (i.e. church functions, a date) why wear make-up when only my kids look at me all day? :)
Anonymous said…
Don't delete "Alan"!!! "Alan" is actually "Lynette." I must be signed in on my hubby's e-mail...
Aubrey A said…
Hey! I finished my end of the tag process! You're house looks about the same as mine (as far as being clean goes)! No worries! You look great too for being 5 months along. I'm starting to accumulate fat around my face. It's going to be a long two months!!
Kelley Rae said…
You are such a good sport!! It looked exactly as clean and organized as I knew it would - at least to my standards that's pretty clean and organized! Thanks for going along with it! :)
Bob said…
I like that one...I wish we could get those pictures in People and other magazines of the celebrities we idolize to show that everyone is "real". Fun. Maybe I'll try that sometime. :-)
~Melissa

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