Heading out to Papa's beach house (as Bella likes to call it) for the next week. We are down an Aunt Lindsay this year, but look at the cutie that is coming for the first time. He is ready to take on the beach! Of course, he starts crawling the day before we leave. Good thing Grandma's friend, Shelley, passed along a pack n play that we can use to keep Johnny C out of trouble. Oh, and did I mention that the Little Man is eating too? He has no teeth, but you would never know it by what he puts away. See you when we get back! Happy Summer:)
Saturday, July 17, 2010
We are off to the Beach...
Heading out to Papa's beach house (as Bella likes to call it) for the next week. We are down an Aunt Lindsay this year, but look at the cutie that is coming for the first time. He is ready to take on the beach! Of course, he starts crawling the day before we leave. Good thing Grandma's friend, Shelley, passed along a pack n play that we can use to keep Johnny C out of trouble. Oh, and did I mention that the Little Man is eating too? He has no teeth, but you would never know it by what he puts away. See you when we get back! Happy Summer:)
Friday, June 11, 2010
Everything Good Happens in Summer
for children anyway. They get to do all the things that they love. Play with water, wear dreses that twirl, investigate the creepy crawlers, eat ice pops, walk in the rain, and sleep in the buff (well, John, that is. Poor John is on night duty while daddy sleeps. Is he really half the size of Dave?)
A Century Apart
There is almost an entire century that has passed between the birth of his great grandmother and his own. She has truly *lived* a lifetime and his is just beginning. Her love of him makes his eyes bright and full of life. His love of her makes her eyes bright and full of life. They bring each other so much light, so much love, and so much hope. Here's to more moments like this one.
Weak Moments
Have you ever been talked into doing something totally irrational by your kid?
Like making strawberry cake for breakfast?
No, not eating leftover cake for breakfast. Rather, baking a cake from scratch to serve as the first meal of the day. With frosting. And candles.
Before I had kids, I would have found this to be completely unacceptable. That was back when I knew precisely how to parent.
Now that I have kids, I know nothing about parenting and am making strawberry cake for breakfast. Does it matter that it was whole wheat? OK, I am not going to try to justify what I've done.
In the words of my husband, "Did you really agree to this."
In the words of yours truly, "Absolutely not. I mean not really. Well. Maybe. Maybe I said maybe. I can't remember. I really don't recall. Aren't you going to have some?"
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Here Comes the Bride
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