Our Chunder Monkeys: Gotta get one of these

Friday, September 23, 2011

Gotta get one of these

Look at this lil cutie! I am definitely going to pay $30 for a humongous Minnie Mouse from Costco. Question is- where to hide it 'til Christmas!

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: Hahahaha I love Disney and I love giant stuffed animals. Rob and I wanted to buy the giant Costco teddy bear but our place is TEENSY. But it is SO awesome. Can you even imagine how magical something like that would be for kids??; September 23, 2011 at 7:29 PM
Liz said...: Take it to Grandma's house! Joel loved those, too!; October 18, 2011 at 1:55 PM

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About 95% of all jokes from our family are repeated, rehashed, or recycled. Could it be the lack of wit? Possibly our funny bones are connected to our coordination and not our humor? I like to think it is something else. We appreciate what makes "US" laugh, whether it be the inside joke that never gets old, or the funny chunder face on that baby we saw 7 years ago that still makes us fall to the floor laughing. Our laughter comes from a spontaneous comments and re-enjoying the past. Thus, we present the lives of the "Chunder Monkeys". We don't ask that you try to understand our humor - just appreciate that we laughed for one minute straight when came up with the name.

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President Thomas S. Monson, October 2008

Friday, September 23, 2011

Gotta get one of these

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