MY 100TH POST


I dedicate my 100th post to the hubby.

He has been BEHIND me all the way.
He has never BUTTed into my bloggin time.
He's the best husBUNd anyone could ever pray for.
He works hard at his second caREAR and still has time to make our yard beautiful.

The END.



(kudo's to Ian for the link to the demotivational posters.)

Comments

Amanda said…
Yes, folks. This is my mother. And my dad's butt.
9:36 PM, September 24, 2006
Swampwitch said…
Amanda...Well, I love your mom's blog and I won't comment on your dad's butt. Only to say that when I first saw the pic I could have sworn your mom had stolen a pic from my "glob" of my Hans and used it here...What Is This Man Doing?
Great 100th post. Very creative BUTT maybe for your 101th, we can see what's actually under that tree. :)
4:00 AM, September 25, 2006
Robin said…
Waahooo! The century mark!! And, I remember when you were in the tens :).

Glad I'm a part of your little blogging circle...you bring a smile to my face or my heart every time I'm here.

It kind of "tails" off when you post pictures of your hubby's behind, though ;). Creative way to commemorate this auspicious milestone!

Congrats & keep on writing, mon amie.
4:06 AM, September 25, 2006
Ghostrose said…
Congratulations on your millestone! Keep going - funny blog is this.

Don't you mean that he is the best 'hus-BUMd' though? ACtually...they are called 'buns' sometimes...ok. Fair do's :-)
5:06 AM, September 25, 2006
Karmyn R said…
Congrats, mom!!! You've reached the century mark! (And, you don't look a day over 50)

did Dad find the water leakage?

Love you -
7:25 AM, September 25, 2006
Shauna said…
So cute! congrats on reaching your 100th post! ! !

I love your imagination and the way you put things together! ! !
8:05 AM, September 25, 2006
C said…
Congrats on your 100th post! I love the dedication.
8:08 AM, September 25, 2006
Jenn said…
that's awesome for starting in June. I love that picture, and I'm sure he'll appreciate it too.
9:03 AM, September 25, 2006
Susan in va said…
It was hard to TAIL who he was in this picture.

LOL! Great 100th post, Pamela. Thanks for the chuckle.
9:48 AM, September 25, 2006
Walker said…
LOL Great one, Pamela!

(Unrelated PS: remember to start now to fight back against the war on Christmas!)
10:25 AM, September 25, 2006
Pass The Torch said…
Hahahaha! Too funny! And congratulations on your 100th post!

You've got quite an excellent hubby there;)
10:45 AM, September 25, 2006
Kailani said…
Congratulations! What a great milestone.

I hope your husband doesn't mind being the "butt" of your jokes! LOL! Sorry, couldn't resist.
10:58 AM, September 25, 2006
Heather said…
First of all, congrats. Second of all, ha! Love it!
11:33 AM, September 25, 2006
willowtree said…
Congratulations on your 100th! Looking forward to the next 100.
3:02 PM, September 25, 2006
M J said…
Hahah! Happy Blogaversary!
6:38 PM, September 25, 2006
Pass the Torch said…
By the way, I forgot to thank you for voting for me at the Emmy's! That was so sweet! And your avatar looks quite lovely;)

Kelly
My new address: 2passthetorch.com
7:23 PM, September 25, 2006
ian said…
You, uh, toosh the words right out of my mouth. :-P

Ian
7:34 PM, September 25, 2006
Swampwitch said…
I'm going to post AGAIN and tell you the limerick is awesome. I would tell you back at my place, but I can't get to my place. I cannot access my "glob," Julie's or Ree's. (We all have the same template)After I published today, something happened and I'm homeless until I figure out what happened. If anyone has a clue what I need to do, please let me know. I can read and publish your comments, I just can't see them.
7:39 PM, September 25, 2006
Sunrunner said…
Hilarious!!! Congrats!!
7:42 PM, September 25, 2006
SongBird said…
Congrats!! Love your dedication.
9:09 PM, September 26, 2006
Irene Tuazon said…
That was booty-liciously funny! Your blog's a joy to read! Keep at it! c",)
12:35 AM, September 27, 2006
Kris said…
Happy blogaversary (is that how you spell it) I found this post riotous!

Also, hello back to a bloggerchick...

Kris
WritingInTheMountains
5:40 AM, September 29, 2006
Tricia said…
LOL Well happy 100th to you! Great post. :) It was very BUNny. :)
11:44 AM, September 30, 2006
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