When Bert eats, food particles often settle with comical precision. A tuna goatee or a Hitler bread mustache stuck squarely between his nose and mouth. Hitler, not funny. Tiny square bread mustache, very funny, maybe hilarious.
A cheerio squashed to his bottom tagging along wherever he crawls.
The orange whale sticker adhered dangerously close to King Simon's poop shoot.
A Kix cereal ball dangling (for days) from king Simon's schnauzer scruff.
Paper balls in a persons hair.
Toilet Paper on an unsuspecting person's shoe.
Even 3 year old Ernie giggles and points, affirming this instinct for those with keenly evolved senses of humor.
In the midst of divorce, now, more than ever, my children look to me. "They look to me to see how merciful and generous I am in good times. They look to me to see how strong and faithful I am in bad times. They watch, they listen, and they model. Years from now I want my children to remember a childhood lived well, with a mother who was loving, consistent, devoted, funny, disciplined, playful, and totally present and emotionally available."(Kristin Armstrong)
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
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