Tag Archives: February

Happy Valentine’s Day

We don’t really celebrate Valentine’s Day, just because Michael makes sure to tell me every day that he loves me, and I do the same. It’s not a once-a-year type thing. You should celebrate your love for the people in your life every day. While some of the people I love are so very far

So, the putty packing stuff came off today

and it lasted longer than he said it would. He also said it would feel like a burn. No. Not so much. It feels like I skinned the roof of my mouth. Go figure. Hope it’s feeling better by Monday night. We’re going out to dinner.

In lieu of real content, quick update stolen from PMs

I can’t remember what the last ting I really posted was, and I don’t really feel like looking. Before the end of January, I completed my first tattoo. It was smaller than a quarter, but it fulfilled my own requirement of doing this before the end of January. I know it was stupid, but this

Brand New Oak Meadow First Grade Curriculum from 2005, unused

https://www.oakmeadow.com/store/orderitem.cfm?rec_no=17 This curriculum continues the imaginative mood set in Kindergarten, but expands to include the lower case alphabet, phonetic studies, and beginning reading. Stories are used to learn the numbers to 100 and the four processes of math. Children explore the world of nature through experiential activities. Throughout are fairy tales, poetry, songs, recorder playing,

83

I just called my gram to wish her a happy birthday. 83. Long run, hm? I wish she could be around for 83 more. I call every year, and every year for the past few she’s alluded to this or that. Most phone calls (I call at least once a week) allude to “only so

Loose Teeth!

Malachai’s bottom two teeth are loose! I downloaded a teeth pdf about when they come in, when they fall out, etc.. to show the kids and we decided to check Mal’s b/c the bottom ones tend to come out around age 6. They were all wiggly! He was all giggly and ran around the house

Annies Buying Club

So, I got this email last week about how much the food would cost, but no real info as to how to pay, etc.. (it had an address to send a check to, but it also had some other options, anyway) So I emailed Annie and asked what’s up and it turns out I was