Angel ,'Conviction (1)'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Kara's first day of Kindergarten was yesterday. She thinks her teacher is "very, very, very handsome." Yes, a man.
Aw! Big milestone, that. And no tears! Yay for Kara!
When do things stop ending in "-ie"? I want to know.
Not anytime soon, at least not in this house. When Sara's tired and getting punchy, everything ends un "-ie". "I want to get in my cribbie. Where's Bennie? Can I have some milkie?" Ugh.
Hec, I'm listening to my mix right now, and it's made of awesome.
Excellent.
Stephen, the greedy boy, appropriated them the other night, and I was too tired to argue. But now they're mine!
Well, if they're not worth stealing then I didn't make 'em right.
Are there pictures of Kara's first day at Kindergarten?
No, mommy (see?) forgot the camera.
For a while she called me mom, and then switched to mother, and then she got antsy because Aidan was just starting to call me mommy and she didn't want to be left out, so now she calls me mommy again. Two steps forward, one step back.
I don't remember Emmett affecting the "-ie" suffix in his toddler days. I am still waiting for him to stop making poop jokes, however.
I am still waiting for him to stop making poop jokes, however.
Jake taught Sara to say, "Do you like the smell of poopy?" over the weekend. "Poopy" is inflected up at the end, so it's "poopEEEE". Charming. Apparently even fourteen-year-old boys like poop jokes.
I know I'm in for it when K-Bug comes at me with "Mommy.....". It usually ends up costing me $$.
Twitterpated girl over here, don't mind me....
Heh. Awwwww.
She thinks her teacher is "very, very, very handsome." Yes, a man.
CJ will have his first male teacher this year. We got a sneak peak at the class lists, they don’t get officially posted until tomorrow.
Baby Covered in Green Marker
Pictures would be encouraging this behavior, right?
New thread! Pretty.
The Boy has never really watched any BTVS or Angel to speak of, so I showed him "The Wish" last night, as I thought it would appeal to his twisted side (well, it's less a "side" and more of a "whole").
It did.
Heh. I think I'm in for a world of trouble.
Yes, there were no pictures.
However, baby wipes really do remove anything!
AND - she told me this morning that she had poo-poo'd. YAY! Couple more weeks and potty training begins!
I'm sober but tired. . . that instant coffee just isn't doing it.