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This week I’m avoiding sugar. With Nate’s birthday Thursday and party Friday and the weekend… I ate way too much and ended up miserable. That never *used* to happen when I ate sugar. Guess I’m getting old! So, trying to even things out, I’m not eating it this week (M-F). ‘Tain’t easy, McGee. So far, so good though. No sugar […]
I put him in the high chair, and first, he wasn’t sure what to think… then he wasn’t so sure he liked it at all… then he thought it was ok… then:
Saturday, at the local indoor pool. It was great fun! We hope to go again.
I cleaned up the walker Nate used and put John Luke in it… his feet don’t touch the floor, but he’s so cute!
Your Inner Blood Type is Type B You follow your own rules in life, even if you change the rules every day. Sure, you tend to be off the wall and unpredictable, but that’s what makes you lovable. And even though you’re a wild child, you have the tools to be a great success. You are able to concentrate intently […]
We didn’t see Mrs. Hamster for a couple days (she was hiding in her can)… and then when she came out yesterday to drink water, we decided to check things out, and gently dumped the can… only to find no babies. I still don’t know for sure how many there *were*.
I got a clean bill of health … PLUS, in the last four weeks, I’ve lost ELEVEN POUNDS! Woohoo!!
We have baby hamsters! I’m not sure yet how many, as she is up in a coffee can with them.
You scored as Maximus. After his family was murdered by the evil emperor Commodus, the great Roman general Maximus went into hiding to avoid Commodus’s assassins. He became a gladiator, hoping to dominate the colosseum in order to one day get the chance of killing Commodus. Maximus is valiant, courageous, and dedicated. He wants nothing more than the chance to […]
MISUSED PHRASE: THE PROOF IS IN THE PUDDING CORRECT PHRASE: The proof of the pudding is in the eating. The misused version is utter nonsense, while the original, proper form makes sense. You will know if the pudding is good when you eat it, and equally one will know if the item/situation is proper when one is using/involved in it. […]
Robby got me a Moses basket for John Luke (see photo below)… I officially LOVE IT! Tonight he fell asleep on my lap; I laid him in the basket where he continued sleeping; and when I headed for bed, I picked up the whole basket, carried it to my room, and set it in the bassinet, with nary a peep […]