* This post was inspired by my recent experience using Care.com. I had a very good experience using this website. So, if you are in the market for a babysitter, elder-care provider, or dog walker - I recommend giving this site a chance. Definitely worth the money.
* Here's a shout-out to a boy who won't let a little thing like height hamper his ability to shoot some hoops.
 |
| If you can't reach - climb. |
* Here's to raiding the sack of left-over Easter candy in the pantry. No one has to know.
* Then there's the fact that I might, possibly, potentially - be done being sick. No, really. This time I mean it.
* Here's to finding alternate uses for household items.
 |
| Bowl as headwear. |
* Gotta give props to children who find their own way in life. Would you like a teething toy for those erupting eye-teeth, wee one? No.
 |
| This plastic straw suits me just fine. |
* I'd also like to extend a shout-out of gratitude to whoever is a natural predator of the may fly. Die, mayflies, die.
* And finally here's one for the men and women of our armed forces, and their friends and families. I know there is no victory without sacrifice. Thank you.
One of my children would only teeth on dill pickles! They are a lot of fun [when they're not sick]aren't they?!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're feeling better! Maeve's best teether is a silicone spatula.
ReplyDeleteI noticed those little May fly buggers when we were outside yesterday. Before we moved to NH, I wondered why everyone had screened-in porches. Now I know why.
ReplyDeleteI have been snacking on our post-Easter stash as well :)
Glad that you're feeling better--my Mister Man is a fan of straws and bowls as headgear as well. :D
ReplyDeletedad has really loved all the military talk on the tv. those navy seals are awesome. and you are right about all the military overseas now they are once again REALLY in harm's way..hope no retribution takes the good people out..i am totally on board about the may flies they are the worst....
ReplyDelete