Happy Birthday, Daphne!

One Johnson family tradition we've perpetuated is making signs to celebrate birthdays in our house.  Those of you who have visitied our home on or after a birthday have seen some of these.  In the last year or som, the kids have started to get excited about contributing to this tradition and for some birthdays have been the most prolific sign artists.  For Daphne's birthday today, Felix and Rex created several of the signs below.  I've included a few notes of attribution and explanation.  Enjoy!

Margie's picture celebrating Daphne's love of flowers

Rex's contribution: Daniel Tiger (a favorite cartoon characters of Daphne's from a modern update of Mr. Rogers' land of make-believe) wishing Daphne Happy Birthday

By Rex because Daphne loves Princesses so much

By Rex, the cast of Little Bear, another favorite cartoon

by Rex, a castle

by Dad (mom's idea)

by Dad (mom's idea)

by Rex, two more cartoon favorites, Caillou and Rosie

by Felix, a birthday scene based on an Amazon cartoon, "Wish and Poof"

by Felix, a character he created because Daphne loves the color purple (as he does, too)

by Felix because Daphne's taking ballet, which she loves

by Felix, another castle

a treasure map to her presents, which they hid throughout their room, which is the box to the right in the picture.

Dragon Pictures For Sale

Rex has created some original artwork he wants to sale.  Any takers?

elemental dragon $3.00

Dragon includes all elements of nature:  grass, poison, fire, death, lightning, water, rock, magic, snow

whip dragon $2.00

Dragon can sting you with the scorpion part of its tail and can hurt you really bad with its whip

fire horned dragon $3.00

Its fire is hotter than any other dragon.  When it rams you with its horns you can get hurt so bad that it feels like you got 10 concussions at the same time.

As you've heard, my vehicle and its contents were stolen by some chain-smoking Meth head. At least it wasn't found in California with a body in the trunk, right Mag? Anyhoo, I'm trying to make my insurance claim but need evidence of all the things that were in my trunk. Since many of them were purchased a while ago, I don't have receipts or boxes.  However, Allstate will accept photographs containing the items. So, does anybody have photos of me with my tripod? It would definitely have to be at one of the reunions when I brought it for family photos. I tried to explain to Allstate that the conundrum is that it's difficult to take a picture of the tripod or camera gear, since it is what is holding the camera.

KJ


Here's what we have...camera, flash, possible tripod sighting?

It's possible your tripod is lying flat in the grass in the background by the bag