Today at the Gym
-Activity/Time: Recumbent bike, 35 minutes"I want my magic wand. It keeps me safe. So does my duckie."
1-2-3 Magic: Effective Discipline for Children 2-12 by Thomas W. Phelan Ph.D.
Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares--a little light fare for a change!
I'm a girl with lots of interests, who probably tends to talk about her daughter a little too much. I'm expecting my second child, a boy, at the end of June, so lately I've been spending a lot of time getting fatter and fatter and trying to wait patiently for him to get here. I've also been nesting (shopping) like crazy, so if I drive you crazy with my shopping stories, I apologize. It will all be over soon!
To be a saint is the exception; to be upright is the rule. Err, falter, sin, but be upright. From: Les Miserables by Victor Hugo
Yep, she's mine. She might actually
posted by Amy at 5:14 PM
11 Comments:
still laughing... (wibbon)!!!
I agree, this blogging is a really good thing!
That picture is so darling, and I love it that she calls it "wibbon". She's in good hands at your house and will never be short of cute wibbon to wear in her hair.
Your little girl is a doll. I love the 2 year old lingo of things and how they pronouce their words. It is soo cute.
You're great, Amy!
oh my goodness, I better go to bed or tomorrow I will have to post an OSCAR TOO! darling foto!
What a cutie! I wish Mya would entertain the idea of wearing something like that in her hair. I love your blog!
That is so dang cute I may have to start calling it wibbon myself. Kaitlin reminds me of a blond Snow White in that photo! I hope Eva will share my love of ribbon and let me put it in her hair, too... and I agree about the blogs. It is a gift we all give to each other and ourselves. Yay!
Oh, don't be fooled! Kaitlin did wnat me to put the wibbin in her hair, but she only left it there for a few minutes. I've been thinking about sewing some little headbands for her to see if that helps. Kaitlin's hair really looks a lot better with a little adornment!
Love the picture of her and her hair looks so adorable with the ribbon. I wish I could do this stuff with my 2 year old, but of course she had no hair.
Very sweet picture. Yeah, I love blogging too. I tend to get inspired everytime I read someone's post. Forget the magazines - this is much more applicable. Plus, documenting our lives is so fun and so wonderful, especially for someone like me who is intimited to "scrapbook."
I love your blog and am always excited when you have a new post.
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