I came across this most excellent chart illustrating what to do and what not to do with children. I'll refer to this chart extensively when the next kid arrives.
Gee whiz --I could have really used that poster hanging up on the nursery wall when my kids were babies ... it would have saved us a lot of unfortuneate events. Just a little FYI: Grandma Browne actually did use a dresser drawer for your Mom! P.S. Love the posts of your beautiful children. So proud of you both. P.S.S. Just got on the blogwagon myself. https://laurieslittleworld.blogspot.com
Nashville to Home Not much to report on this day. I hung out with Jean in the morning, keeping an eye on the radar and weather patterns. At around 2 pm, it looked like I might be able to make it all the way home without getting rained on. So I bolted. Somehow I did make it home in the dry. Although at times it looked like I had just missed a thunderstorm as the road would be wet and the air heavy with moisture. I rode to Decatur, stopped for gas and headed for home. I pulled up to the house at 6:30pm, glad to be home, but disappointed that things didn't go as planned.
Ty's Mancation 2013 Recap-Day 3 Blue Ridge Motorcycle Campground to Nashville, TN I had a wrestless, fitful night of sleep...couldn't get comfortable, the wind was loud and a light rain fell early in the morning. During one of the periods that I was trying to get back to sleep, I talked myself into giving up and just riding to my sister-in-law's house in Nashville to avoid all the rain and crap weather that had been forecast to dampen my ride for the next two days. I woke up early Saturday morning, mad at the weather and how it was going to ruin everything. After a hot shower, I checked the weather and felt slightly better about my chances of completing the day's planned route. It looked that, if I got an early enough start, I might be able to avoid the worst of the weather. I decided that I would go purchase some waterproof gloves in Waynesville about 10 miles away and then pick up my planned route. So I packed up my soggy tent and headed out of camp at about ...
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What happens if you have done some of the bad things? Don't tell anyone!!
Just a little FYI: Grandma Browne actually did use a dresser drawer for your Mom!
P.S. Love the posts of your beautiful children. So proud of you both.
P.S.S. Just got on the blogwagon myself. https://laurieslittleworld.blogspot.com