Oh my G-d, I just want to collect the Buffista sprog and give them pep talks and tell them they're all wonderful and odd and beautiful. And then maybe cry over them a little bit.
I think this needs to be filmed, and then shown every year at Christmas, and Easter, and Halloween, and Arbor day
Buffista parents are doing a great job helping their offspring with life's bumps.
Oh my G-d, I just want to collect the Buffista sprog and give them pep talks and tell them they're all wonderful and odd and beautiful. And then maybe cry over them a little bit.
Just because it bears saying again. Poor noodles. Poor lovely and loved noodles.
JZ I want you to Mary Poppins in and give that talk to HPF. She won't hear it from me.
Burrell, there is totally something in the air.
Guess which mother-daughter duo spent last night covered in hives? Stupid new dryer sheets.
Dryer sheets are evil.
Matilda's much better this morning, after a warm tub and lots of love from everyone and a good night's sleep, but I'm not dumb enough to think it will last, living as we do in the actual world with all the bad voices pressing in. I wish we could all Mary Poppins each other's sprog.
Is there code to restrict submitting more than one Good Stuff a day? Should I not? Because the reason so many posts are here is that over 50% of the time, that Submit button doesn't you know, let me dominate it.
So, here: [link]
Aw, Emmett.
I mean, you guys are grown. I *expect* you to do that. Teenaged boys, however, are often shits.(I mean, I had a little brother, not a big one, but if I'd told him I had a problem with my ears, he'd probably call me Dumbo or something.)
I am happy to have any and all submissions!
My changing criteria in what I want from a nurse:
Before nurse one, be able to deal with her needs.
Before nurse two, be at work when the bus dropped her off. Be on time.
Before nurse three, be regular in attendance.
Before nurse four, be able to go to school with her and be here on time every day.
Now, I want a nurse who doesn't make me feel like I should not be in my house when she is there.