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Posted in James, Motherhood on Sep 30th, 2008
Can you guess what this is? It’s a baggie of hair that was taped to Jamie’s cubby when John picked him up from school yesterday. Yes, that is right, HAIR. Apparently they were practicing using scissors and he decided to see what it was like to cut hair. We are just thankful he cut his [...]
Posted in Cabin, Lauren, Motherhood on Sep 29th, 2008
Whew. I am tired from this weekend. I feel like I didn’t sit down the whole 2 days! Friday night was spent getting ready for our garage sale on Saturday morning. Our neighborhood was having a community sale and Kate and I had so much stuff we wanted to sell. Kate was late coming over [...]
Posted in Lauren, Motherhood on Sep 25th, 2008
So yeah. I’ve written a lot about Jamie already, but not too much about Lauren. The fact of the matter is that Lauren suffers from middle child syndrome and she doesn’t even have a younger sibling! She’s so easy, I worry that she often gets ignored. See Lauren’s just my uncomplicated kid. She’s sweet, loving, [...]
Posted in Motherhood on Sep 12th, 2008
On Tuesday I’d told Jamie that I would probably pick him up from school before the after-care program started as I was working at our Leesburg office and the commute was much easier. I got tied up in a meeting, though, and didn’t get there until after he’d gone to the Pre-K1 classroom (where they do after-care) for [...]
I’ve always thought I was born in the wrong country. I definitely should have been born in Japan. I just love all Japanese food, sushi, teriyaki, tempura, donkatsu, etc. Lately, though, I’ve become interested in the ancient art of Japanese bento boxes. From Wikipedia: “Bentō is a single-portion takeout or home-packed meal common in Japanese [...]
Turns out my mommy-jitters were for naught yesterday. James did GREAT at his new school! He was very excited to go to school when he woke up but was a little nervous when he arrived at school. Because John and I both need to get to work before 9 (school starts at 9), James is [...]
Like we do every year, we spent this past Labor Day weekend at the cabin visiting Nina and Pap-Pap. Pap-Pap had wanted to spend a few days alone with Jamie before school started so I drove him up to the Cabin after his school orientation and then John, Lauren and I came up on Saturday [...]
