Flashback Friday: Apple Bobbing

Yes this is me! Apple bobbing with some youth taken about 3 years ago. :) I was actually very good at this! I also got extremely wet. :) Got to love this shot! :)

The key to good apple bobbing is knowing you are going to get wet and stick your whole head in.

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Camille said…

Hi! Found you on the blog hop and I am your newest follower! I would love to have you follow back if you want!
Camille @
http://SixSistersStuff.blogspot.com

June 9, 2011 at 11:42 PM

Marlee said…

Love this picture! Hahaha it's awesome!! Found you at the Friday Blog Hop, and am glad I did. Am a happy new follower :).

http://marleeindebt.blogspot.com/

June 10, 2011 at 12:26 AM

Sarah, Three Boys said…

Following from the hop, hope you will stop by and follow alone as well.

http://threeboys-home.blogspot.com

June 10, 2011 at 8:26 AM

Chef in Training said…

thank you for stopping by and for following me via twitter! I would love it if you would follow me via GFC too! thank you so much! Loving your blog!
-Nikki
http://chef-n-training.blogspot.com/

June 10, 2011 at 4:51 PM

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