Sympathies to those in the wars right now. Including the War on Bollywood.
Latest Ryan tales: yesterday, in a truly impressive parenting fail, we sent Ryan to childcare without any undies. When I got home that night, he proudly informed me of the oversight, then announced "I show you!" And proceeded to do just that. Biyi confirmed that he did the same with her.
His best friend at childcare is a boy just turned five named Lucas (who visited our house a few weeks ago with his parents). A couple of months ago, he left Ryan despondent by telling him that Ryan wasn't his friend anymore. All just little boy drama, and they played together like nothing had happened the next day.
Today, he did it again. He told Ryan that they weren't friends. Ryan's rather awesome reaction was to look at him and announce firmly, "We're ALL friends!" I love that on many levels.
"We're ALL friends!"
Awww...that is so sweet. I wish more people felt like that.
Today, he did it again. He told Ryan that they weren't friends. Ryan's rather awesome reaction was to look at him and announce firmly, "We're ALL friends!" I love that on many levels.
That reminds me of when my four-year-old neighbor declared, "You're never alone. Everyone is around you."
Ah, young child wisdom.
Dear client: your house is nearly a century old. You want perfect, build new; it'll look great for about six months and then fall apart. Or, quit complaining about the time and cost and pay us to do a thorough job. Signed, biting my tongue so hard I taste blood
This is the present my sister sent me:
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Oh, I love that Aims! She gets you, huh? That's really cool on both levels.
Oh, yay! That's the guy who did my octopus tie. And my "Nevermore" tie.
Great scarf, Aims! I'm so glad things are working out so well between you and your sister.
TCG and I just had a lovely lunch with Stephanie. Now we're slowly heading over to the family portion of our vacation. I'm hoping for low drama.
