How cute! Michael makes all kinds of noises, so we ask him what he is talking about all the time. It's really funny when they are babbling.
I miss Amber and Alyssa's little babbles. Wait till your baby girl starts talking! There aren't enough granola bars in the world LOL!
I still remember when Amber was in K her teacher asked the students what comes at the end of a sentence. Amber raised her hand and said "A period, but my mommie doesn't have a period any more because she is going to have a baby (Alyssa)!"
Who knew at 5 yrs old she understood what my doctor was saying when I was asked about the first day of my last "you know what" LOL
I just about died when her teacher told us LOL! After this we had to make new rules and we teach them, what is said or goes on at home, stays at home!
LOL Granola bars are very chewy! Kids usually try talking while they have food in their mouths. We are always reminding the girls at the dinner table to not talk with their mouths full.
Anyway, try asking a child a question while they are chewing on a granola bar! It's funny.....they can't really say anything, and you can't really make it out. There is an old joke about being out in public and the child goes to say something that parents usually don't want revealed so they stick a granola bar in their mouth then look up and smile.
This giveaway is closed. When I came home from running errands recently, I saw a big box sitting on my doorstep. As I got closer, the anticipation built and then I realized it was a Vanilla Bean Cake from Bake Me A Wish! Woo hoo! This was a review I knew my husband would enjoy participating in. The Vanilla Bean cake from Bake Me a Wish! came packed in a cooler and ice pack because it is perishable. It took self control, but I put it in the fridge straight away and waited patiently for my husband to come home so we could celebrate life. When we finally got to sample the cake, I put some candles on it so Charlotte could practice blowing them out. We are slowly getting ready for the big day of her birthday party and have never put candles on a cake for her before. As I was enjoying my slice of the Vanilla Bean Cake, Bruce and I brainstormed when this type of cake service might be useful. And here is the list we came up with: When you want a gourmet cake, but don't have acces...
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Does your family eat dinner together on a regular basis? Do you sit down together at the table to eat? Are the meals prepared by your family? I am so glad that I can answer yes, yes, and yes to these questions. But I will admit, that, until this summer, we rarely sat together at the table to eat. For most of our married life actually, Bruce and I sat in the living room and watched TV while we ate dinner. Now that we have Charlotte and don't have as much free time in the evenings, I insist that the three of us eat dinner together, with the TV off. It has helped me feel more connected to my family, as small as it is, to know that we will have those 30-45 minutes of uninterrupted time together each day. Eating dinner together serves as an anchor for our afternoon and evening plans. If your family isn't eating together as much as you like, there is even a website to help you - Get Back to the Table . Here, you can find recipes and grocery tips from Libby's. Libby's has team...
How cute! Michael makes all kinds of noises, so we ask him what he is talking about all the time. It's really funny when they are babbling.
ReplyDeleteI miss Amber and Alyssa's little babbles. Wait till your baby girl starts talking! There aren't enough granola bars in the world LOL!
I still remember when Amber was in K her teacher asked the students what comes at the end of a sentence. Amber raised her hand and said "A period, but my mommie doesn't have a period any more because she is going to have a baby (Alyssa)!"
Who knew at 5 yrs old she understood what my doctor was saying when I was asked about the first day of my last "you know what" LOL
I just about died when her teacher told us LOL!
After this we had to make new rules and we teach them, what is said or goes on at home, stays at home!
Teachers hear all kinds of stuff!
That is a hilarious Amber story! But I don't get the granola bar comment.
ReplyDeleteI keep replaying it and just chuckeling :)
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LOL
ReplyDeleteGranola bars are very chewy!
Kids usually try talking while they have food in their mouths. We are always reminding the girls at the dinner table to not talk with their mouths full.
Anyway, try asking a child a question while they are chewing on a granola bar! It's funny.....they can't really say anything, and you can't really make it out. There is an old joke about being out in public and the child goes to say something that parents usually don't want revealed so they stick a granola bar in their mouth then look up and smile.
LOL
Based on how much she is talking these days, I better make sure I stock up on granola bars. Oh wait! No more stockpiling for me! :-)
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