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.
And no, I'm not talking about the band New Edition... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umEbhFKV6mc Milla (pronounced Meeluh) was born 4/24 @10:24 am. 6lbs 12oz, 19 inches long.
Ya know how families tend to have a theme when its time to take the annual family picture? Don't know what I'm talking about? Picture Mom, Dad, and all eight kids dressed in faux cowboy shirts with those mother of pearl buttons, blue jeans, and cowboy boots and to top it off, they are all sporting home-made denim vests and cowboy hats. Everybody from teen-age Billy right down to the still-in-diapers toddler all dressed exactly alike. The family is neatly arranged on bales of hay with a cheap looking barn back drop. Get the picture? Anyway, I think I found a family photo that takes the cake...and no, this is not us or anybody I know...its from the internets, so feel free to laugh AT them!
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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