Hullo Friends! I’ve shared several fun stories over the last several Fun For Your Friday editions, and realized yesterday that it’s time for a picture. This one makes me smile, so I though you’d like it too. Don’t you think TechnoBoy is just adorable with the puppy? This shot was taken late last summer after he and Keely had been playing pretty hard. Then they conked out on the couch, as boys and puppies are wont to do. Enjoy.

Didja smile?

Guess what?!? We have 8 lovely entries in this week’s FFYF Blog Carnival. How fun is that? Lots, I say!

Welcome to the April 30, 2010 edition of fun for your friday.

Sarah Travaglio presents Top Ten Ways You Know You are Parenting a Toddler? posted at Miss Capa Tosta.

Digerati Life presents Financial Crisis Stock Charts Set To Polka Music @ The Roundup posted at The Digerati Life, saying, “Want to hear how the financial crisis “sounds like”? Here it is, set to polka music! Just having some fun with our finances.”

Jennifer Gresham presents Monkey See, Monkey Smile posted at Everyday Bright, saying, “Nearly everyone who sees my daughter in this hat smiles or comments. I hope your readers will do both!”

Pamela Jorrick presents Blasted Nutrition Class posted at Blah, Blah, Blog.

Jocelyn Harris presents 20 Disgusting Jobs That You Never, Ever Want posted at Top Online Engineering Degree, saying, “These 20 disgusting jobs that you never, ever want and are sure to have you appreciating your current job like never before.”

Cheryl Ragsdale presents 35 Funny Reasons to Love and Hate Facebook posted at That Girl is Funny, saying, “Do you waver between loving facebook and being annoyed with facebook? Check out these funny reasons why we have a love/hate relationship with facebook…”

Tara presents The “Funky Town” Date posted at The Dating Divas, saying, “I am a HUGE fan of dating your spouse even AFTER you are married. This is probably the craziest date we have done yet….and there was plenty of laughter!! :)”

Theodora presents Short Trousers posted at Travels With a Nine Year Old, saying “This is my story of shopping for shorts in South-East Asia with a small boy in tow.”

Earnest Parenting: help for parents of boys with cute puppies.