Seriously!
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Reasons I Need a Laundry Room
#1093
In the shower every morning at 6:30. Uses a new towel every day. Leaves the old wet towel on his bedroom floor. Leaves his dirty clothes on the bathroom floor.
Seriously!
Seriously!
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Friday, April 23, 2010
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Today...
Today, I vow to work hard.
Today, I vow to turn off the TV.
Today, I vow to finish a project or two.
Today, I vow to really listen to my children.
(except when it is bedtime--then I will politely ignore.)
Today, we will play.
Please be sunny!
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Let's Go Ride a Bike
Thumbelina learned to ride her little 12 inch bike without training wheels a few weeks ago. She asked hubby to take them off, was too afraid to try and rode her scooter for about a week. Then, we went to the church parking lot. Oh that magical place! The boy learned to ride there in it's wide open spaces. Thumbelina was afraid to try. So she sat on the seat, one foot on the pedal, and scooted around the lot pushing with her other foot.
I knew she could do it. So I held her up. She started pedaling. She went a little too fast for out of shape Mom to keep up. So I let go. She immediately put her feet down.
So we tried again.
I held onto the seat. She got settled. She kept looking over her shoulder at me. She began to pedal. I ran a bit with her. Then I said, "I am letting go---KEEP PEDALING!!!"
I let go.
She looked over her shoulder once to see me...not holding on.
Then she grinned from ear to ear and shouted, "I'm doing it!"
I knew she could do it. So I held her up. She started pedaling. She went a little too fast for out of shape Mom to keep up. So I let go. She immediately put her feet down.
So we tried again.
I held onto the seat. She got settled. She kept looking over her shoulder at me. She began to pedal. I ran a bit with her. Then I said, "I am letting go---KEEP PEDALING!!!"
I let go.
She looked over her shoulder once to see me...not holding on.
Then she grinned from ear to ear and shouted, "I'm doing it!"
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
One Down
This summer is going to be the summer of the onesie. (Well, for all those that aren't potty trained.) I bought Squirt a pack of 12 month onesies a month ago with the intent to embellish them so they could become her summer wardrobe. (Good thing it kept snowing and raining and being cold since I hadn't done anything with them.) Onesies are easy. Easy on, easy off. This is important especially because when I try to put her in cute shirts, and ask hubby to take it off of her so she can enjoy some chocolate animal crackers without destroying her white shirt...this happens:
HE destroyed her shirt! Apparently my husband is too strong and manly for sweet little flower buttons. (In all fairness, I am pretty sure this shirt was a hand-me-down from cousin Leah (who is almost 8) and has also been through Thumbelina and Squirt. Whatever!)
So after lots of research, I decided on a design for my first one.



Start to finish it probably took me about 30 minutes. And cost was minimal. I used a crib sheet that never fit right (but came in a pack of 3) for the flowers and little pearls for the middle.
So after lots of research, I decided on a design for my first one.
I love it, but didn't take into account that she turns 1 at the beginning of the summer and won't fit into the 12 month size for very long.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
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