Thursday, February 28, 2013

365 Random Days of Team Zybko
Day #331
February 28th, 2013
 When Your Kids Cook For You
Ya Know They are Growing Up 
 
Diane voluntarily cooked dinner for the entire family.
It was delicious and considered a might bit
fancy around these parts.
Taken from an authentic eye-tal-yun recipe book.
The real deal.
 Chicken Parmesan with a bunch of yummy sides.
Even the pickiest of pickies gobbled it right up.
No questions asked.
 Except if they could have seconds. 
I can only think of one thing I would have changed about the feast.
Next time I will buy more chicken so she can triple the batch.   
Left overs would have rocked .
 

365 Random Days of Team Zybko
Day #330
February 28th, 2013
Dancing for Sharpies 


My job dancing at the gym:
 
doesn't pay the rent
it doesn't keep the lights on in the house
it doesn't feed the family 3 square meals a day
it doesn't pay for the kids extra activities
it doesn't keep water coming out of the shower heads
or pay the car insurance bill.....etc

My job at the gym does:

pay for my membership
keeps me working out
puts gas in the prison van
give me 'kid-free' time to re-boot
a chance to 'chat' with friends through music
and
allows for a non-guilty purchase of brand spanking new $7.97 sharpies

I am OK with the fact I dance for markers.
It could be worse.
I can't wait to use this puppies.
It's the little things people.
And the bright multicolored fine tipped permanent things in life.
Dance on my friend.....just dance!

Monday, February 25, 2013


365 Random Days of Team Zybko
Day # 329
February 25th, 2013
Snaps of Regular Life 




 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 


 
(Delaney's artsy fartsy skills above)


Sunday, February 24, 2013








365 Random Days of Team Zybko
Day #328
February 24th, 2013
Sunshine, Soccer and Open Fields







 
 






 
 
 
 
 
 




Thursday, February 21, 2013


365 Random Days of Team Zybko
Day #326
Ten Rules for Southerners During a Snowstorm 
February 21st, 2013  


When it snows in the south it's a big deal. 
It's fun!
Different than muggy days and beach sand in your crack.
A certain set of rules goes along with the pretty fluffy stuff falling from the sky.
Most of us follow the silly code of conduct.
Even if you are originally from north of the Mason Dixon Line.
When in Rome....
When in the "blizzard"
Do as your sweet tea, grit eating neighbor is doing.
Enjoy.
The white stuff won't be around for long.


#1) NO matter what time of  day or night it begins to snow.
      You must run out of your front door as fast as you can.
Run like you have never had a snow flake land on your nose or on the tip of your tongue.


#2) You must immediately freak out about the amount food and    toilet paper you have "stored up" in your house.
How will we survive? What will we eat?


#3) You must make hot chocolate. I don't care if you don't finish it, spill it or don't even like the stuff. You will for sure be elected Mother of the Year after serving a warm mug to every member of the family with a smile. Marshmallows optional.

 
#4) You must take lots of deep breaths about the amount of work snow weather produces. Add a little sumpin' sumpin' to your cup of hot chocolate if the yoga style breathing doesn't help. Good news, the kids will be outside a whole 8 more minutes in the fresh winter air before a new pile is created. 
 

#5) The next morning you might want to treat your lovely family to healthy fast food breakfast, mostly cause you are too exhausted to cook due to the extra snow laundry duties. 
Do not risk this short trip.
You must consider your SUV useless in the slippery,
 one and a half inches of wintry mix on the roads.   



#6) You must make snow person. How elaborate is up to you.



#7) You must believe that you look really cool in any style hat you find in the back of the closest.


#8) You must take a ridiculous amount of pictures.
 Anywhere snow has accumulated is fair game.


#9) You must have a snowball fight. Watch out, there is always someone in the group waiting to cheap shot you in the face or the back of your head. 


#10) You must not worry about going to any planned activities outside of your front lawn. Trust me you aren't missing anything. Don't bother checking websites about cancellations, the entire city has shut down.