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Welcome to my little piece of the blogosphere. I started this blog while we were adopting our daughter as a way to keep faraway family and friends up-to-date on the progress. Over the years it has morphed into more of a journal of life in our house . . . as seen through the eyes of a Canadian suburbanite living in a small village in mid-western Finland. Check out the pages above for more info on us, as well as our adoption, and it would please me well if you left a comment to say hello!

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

do you need a chuckle today?

Our kids found this video today, and some parts of it had me laughing so hard. Apparently, it’s one of the worst music videos ever made (I tend to agree Rolling on the floor laughing). ENJOY!

Barb

Created by Barb at 8:28 PM

3 friends had something to say . . .:

Stacy, Pat and Aidan said...

It's not nice to make someone snort laughter when they are drinking hot tea!!! Too funny . . .

April 7, 2011 12:30 PM
tammy said...

WOW!!!!! Music videos have definitely come a looooong way since that one was made!

April 13, 2011 12:22 AM
Over-Caffeinated Mama said...

That has GOT to be Russian! It sounds so much like the stuff we heard on the radio there. Too funny! Love it! Thanks for the chuckle.

April 13, 2011 7:47 AM

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