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Wednesday, June 9th, 2010I had every intention of telling you about LBG’s epic poo of the century. You owe LBG a world of thanks for reaching an important milestone yesterday so I get to tell you about that and spare you the details of my traumatic experience in the airport parking lot! My sweet little boy pulled himself [...]
Infused Cherries
Tuesday, June 8th, 2010Remember yesterday I mentioned “infused cherries?” I promised to tell you all about them so I’m living up to my word. Saturday, while LBG was napping, I was watching some random YouTube videos and came across a series of 6 video tutorials on canning. They start with canning jam (super easy) and then moves on [...]
The Weekend in Review
Monday, June 7th, 2010I have so much to tell you but I don’t even know where to begin! I suppose I could start at the very beginning. This weekend was a little crazy. TF had to work so it was just LBG and I. Saturday we attempted to get some packing done, but we just played instead- much [...]
This Is Where I Ask for Advice
Saturday, June 5th, 2010With our move closely approaching, I’m beginning to think about ways to make our move as smooth as possible, but also as environmentally friendly at the same time. We are hiring a moving company so we can get all of our belongings to the new house in one trip rather than a few. Just the [...]
It Seems I’ve Lost My Marbles
Thursday, June 3rd, 2010I know I just wrote about my husband being a crazy man, but it seems that I’m just about as crazy as he is! Just a small warning: This gets a bit personal so if you aren’t cool with that, I won’t hold it against you. While driving home from our Memorial Day trip to [...]
Stationary for Soldiers
Tuesday, June 1st, 2010In today’s age of technology, the art of writing a letter has fallen to the wayside. However, for our country’s Service Members this is a very important form of communication. Not everyone has access to a computer for email and telephones are a two mile walk away only to stand in line for an hour. [...]