Happy Birthday to our NuNu! She's 91 today!
Last year we threw her a big birthday bash, so this year we felt like we had to come up with something....
In honor of your big 91, we spelled it out...
OR (see the 9 and the 1??)
Rode it out....
Shot it out.....
and jumped it out...
We love you, NuNu!! We hope it's a wonderful birthday!
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
I can hardly wait
I think I will quite enjoy myself if I ever have the pleasure of becoming a grandmother. (If they're good and old enough, first, of course)
Because Bitty Girl is compiling a list, and I, her dutiful yet evidently a FAILURE of a mother, am acting as her scribe. Stay tuned for future additions to the list.
We call it "My Kids," and it goes something like this:
MY kids..... (heavy emphasis on the my)
When I grow up, I will let my kids.....
Because Bitty Girl is compiling a list, and I, her dutiful yet evidently a FAILURE of a mother, am acting as her scribe. Stay tuned for future additions to the list.
We call it "My Kids," and it goes something like this:
MY kids..... (heavy emphasis on the my)
- are going to be able to stay up late. As late as they want.
- are going to eat all the candy they want. For breakfast.
- will be able to color with crayons and markers in the living room
- can have all the crayons they want in their room. Even if they color on their furniture.
- will not have to use lotion after they take a bath.
- are going to be allowed to bring toys and stuffed animals outside, even if they're inside toys.
When I grow up, I will let my kids.....
- drink chocolate milk all day
- drink carrot milk. This involves dipping your carrot into your milk and licking the milk off
- get chips every time they go out to eat at places that sell chips
- drive the car. (I usually just smile and say, "Lucky kids!" but for this one, I said - "Really? Before they're 16?" To which Future Mother of The Year replied, "I'll put in a special car seat so they can reach the pedals."
Now to file these away so I can carry on the tradition of snorting with laughter when my daughter complains about her children.
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