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Know Thyself
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Know Thyself

February 28, 2007October 22, 2020 Jayne1Leave a comment

This morning everyone left the house. It's been a while.  But Alex and Julia were surprisingly cooperative about going back to daycare.  Maybe they were looking forward to playing with kids other than each other. Of course, the morning never runs without a little bump or two.  Julia was being mildly ornery while I was… Continue reading Know Thyself

Musings

It’s Getting Old

February 27, 2007October 22, 2020 Jayne1Leave a comment

I'm home again.  Julia's still not able to go in to daycare, and Alex cried so much at the thought of going to daycare that I caved and told him he could stay home one more day.  But I've got them working for me today, just to keep them busy and to prevent them from… Continue reading It’s Getting Old

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Moments Ago

February 26, 2007October 22, 2020 Jayne1Leave a comment

"Mommy, open the fridge and give me an ice cube so I can put it down Daddy's pants because he put an ice cube in my underpants!"

Forty Three Degrees
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Forty Three Degrees

February 26, 2007October 22, 2020 Jayne1Leave a comment

Well...Sid's not going to last much longer.  It's been warming up, and a little while ago I noticed him leaning backwards, gazing beseechingly at the sky, wondering about the meaning of his all-too-brief existence. I just looked out again.  His head has fallen off. I don't know why, but I sort of find the whole… Continue reading Forty Three Degrees

Happy, Jolly Soap
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Happy, Jolly Soap

February 26, 2007October 22, 2020 Jayne1Leave a comment

Two weeks ago we had a tiny bit of snow one morning.  I was buckling the kids into their car seats, and Alex was singing his version of Frosty's theme song: Frosty, the snowman, wid a happy, jolly soap, wid a conconpine an a buddin nose and two eyes made out of cold... I went… Continue reading Happy, Jolly Soap

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Mediator

February 26, 2007October 22, 2020 Jayne1Leave a comment

...we're home today.  Again. I was home for chunks of the week last week - Julia had a fever and a double ear infection (which  probably was partly responsible for the fever, but we didn't know about the ear infection til we brought her to the Dr because she just never complains about her ears,… Continue reading Mediator

Musings

Another Step Forward

February 25, 2007October 22, 2020 Jayne11 Comment

YAY!  I had opened a Flickr account a while back and finally got around to getting some pictures uploaded and adding the badge to this blog (it's to your right, by the way). It was so easy. (It's the little things, you know.) Anyway...I don't have a lot on there yet - but oh, the… Continue reading Another Step Forward

Stern
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Stern

February 20, 2007October 22, 2020 Jayne1Leave a comment

Static Electricity
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Static Electricity

February 20, 2007October 22, 2020 Jayne1Leave a comment

Caring and Sharing
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Caring and Sharing

February 20, 2007October 22, 2020 Jayne1Leave a comment

After a balmy start to winter, we've been finally having, for the last few weeks, actual cold, winter weather.  Until today.  Today it shot up to 53 F or so...before that it's been hovering around freezing or way below.  No snow - just ice and freezing rain.  Not a lot of fun for the kids… Continue reading Caring and Sharing

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