Touchdown Braves!
When the Spouse mentioned that he had reason to be in Atlanta for business this week, the big girls and I jumped at the opportunity to tag along and make this into a mini-vacation of sorts. We like big cities.
When the Spouse mentioned that he had reason to be in Atlanta for business this week, the big girls and I jumped at the opportunity to tag along and make this into a mini-vacation of sorts. We like big cities.
Bedtime conversations I want to remember… The Preschooler: I had the flu yesterday, so that’s why I couldn’t go to tennis. I might have chicken dots tomorrow. {The Preschooler had a minor cold, so I decided we should skip tennis. And, as for the “chicken dots,” I think she had seen a cartoon about someone having…
I need to preface this post by explaining that both girls are currently fascinated by baby pictures of themselves and photo albums from our wedding. It’s at least a once daily ritual that we pore over several small albums that we keep in a bookshelf in the den and discuss who’s who and what’s going…
It seems to be a trend lately, but once again the girls and I spent the entire day at home yesterday. I know it’s been an unusually warm winter and all that, but the weather really doesn’t factor much into my decision to stay inside right now. It has more to do with the fact…
Dear Teacher, We are down to the last few days of school, which means it’s the time of year when we think about ways we can thank you for all you’ve done for our kids this year with luncheons or notes or gift baskets, etc. But, when I think about the role you have played in the life of…
We had our first experience with face paint this weekend. After patiently waiting in line for no less than thirty minutes to have our turn in the artist’s chair, at last, the masterpieces were revealed: Most unfortunately, the Toddler didn’t understand the temporary nature of face paint. And, within minutes (like five) of having her…
Last week the two older girls went to a morning cheer camp each day. The Toddler was most upset that she wasn’t also attending the camp, so I had to convince her we could still have fun on our own. Only her idea of fun and mine are a bit different. One morning she wanted…