Posts Tagged ‘ Eagle ’

Have one of those days… Where it takes you fully 30 minutes to just wake up because you spent all night consoling a sick/in-pain colicy baby? Where you’re still in your PJ’s at 9:30?  (Ugh!!!) Where your oldest boy FINALLY follows directions to get dressed for the day… when he changes into his Tae Kwon Do uniform...
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She’s been creative lately. And so has her two-year-old brother.  Nothing like straight protein powder while mom nurses the baby. Doodle, on the other hand, has been strong.  Super strong! He was a little bit happy about splitting that board.  I’ll have to load the video of him telling us the story.  Someday. Freedom has been learning to...
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My posts have been a little more rambling, a little less family journal lately, so I shall try to balance the scale a bit here. Baby F – 8 months now.  Just two teeth still, sweet little baby.  He’s just beginning to army-crawl, and he will pull himself to standing.  Mobility, here we come!  He’s...
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Remember what the Birthday Fairy brought C this year? The parents kids have enjoyed them to no end, as you will see. Yes, Eagle won the binky war. For now, anyway. He started searching out small choking hazards and putting them in his mouth in absence of the pacifier… You understand. Added note:...
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Every spirit of man was innocent in the beginning; and God having redeemed man from the fall, men became again, in their infant state, innocent before God. And that wicked one cometh and taketh away light and truth, through disobedience, from the children of men, and because of the tradition of their fathers. But...
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Confession: I haven’t written a post called “My New Best Friends – The Many Wonders of Baking Soda + Vingear” yet.  But maybe I won’t ever get to that post.  The desire to write something more fun here is going to usurp your need for context.  Oh well.  Try not to hold a grudge. ...
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So we’re on day three of the binky weaning.  It’s been much easier than I thought – but not totally without a great deal of sadness, naturally.  A concerned loved one asked me if he really understood what happened and why he couldn’t have it any more, if he really “gets it.”  A good...
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