The count down has started, Richard takes his exit exams next Friday at 8:00. He has one week to make sure that he is ready. We are all hoping for the best. So in one week I can tell you what has happened. Then his internships and boards and he will be an OT.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Funny
So, as I wrote before, Mason doesn't want to sleep in his own bed. For the most part I can hear the kids when they get up, the mothers curse. Richard will never hear them. I am pretty sure that he thought the kids have been sleeping through the night since they were born. Anyway, I must have been really tired last night, because I had no idea that Mason had gotten up. In the middle of the night I turned over and push something off the bed. OK, I pushed Mason off the bed. He feel on the floor, kind-of cried a little and then climbed right back into my bed. I guess that didn't stop him from wanting to sleep with us.
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Monday, September 15, 2008
Big move
Mason is starting to get big enough that we decided to move him out of his crib. Aubrey moved to the top bunk and Mason on the bottom. Aubrey doesn't seem to mind it at all. We do have to make sure that she falls asleep in bed because it is really hard to lift her into her bed. As for Mason, he starts in his bed but doesn't want to sleep in there. The other morning we found him asleep in my orange chair that is next to my bed. He told me that he doesn't want to sleep in his bed, he wants to sleep with me. So now I have the fun of getting him to sleep in his own bed. I am thinking about getting him so cool bedding that he will like, like Scooby-doo. I tried to get pictures of him in the orange chair, but our carmera was dead.
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Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Just wondering
I was thinking of starting another blog and wondering what everyone else thought. Since I am typing up my recipes I thought about putting them on a blog page as well. Is there anyone else who would like to be a part of it if I do it. Let me know.
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Saturday, September 6, 2008
One long week
I can honestly say that I have had a really long week, really long. I have been sick for over a week and the kids have been right there with me. I went into the doctor and was told I had pink eye, how in the world do you have pink eye and no red eyes. Hey, what do I know I didn't go to med school. So the kids have been put on the eye drops to because they had the same stuff, but again no red eyes. Alright we had them for a day, I'll give the doctors that one but only that one. Because I am now on my four day of a headache. I will tell you it is no fun at all. I am starting wonder if I manage to get the doctors who, will, don't know anything at all. I can look this stuff up on the internet and know just as much as they do. At least I go back in on Monday and I know that will be paying more for this one, I just hope that I can get rid of whatever I have. The hard part comes to tomorrow, do I go to nursery or not. It would be a lot easier, but there is only two of us in there and it is a hard calling to get people to fill in for you.
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Friday, September 5, 2008
School


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Monday, September 1, 2008
growing up
One thing I have really enjoyed with having a girl is the clothes. There are the cutest clothes for girls and trust me Aubrey has more than enough to last her for a while. We have decided that she is old enough to dress herself and get herself ready. This has been one hard thing for me. I know the clothes that go together and the cute things and she has the things she likes. The other day we let her decide everything she was going to wear. She had on a blue and white stripped dress, pink cropped pants, brown scooby-doo socks, and her white Ariel shoes. I really wanted to take back in her room and change her, but she picked everything herself and put it all on. I use to think parents that let their kids go out like this in public were crazy, but now I am one of those parents.
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