Posts Tagged “Parenting As Child Exploitation”
I will admit to Independence Day being among my least favorite of the official holidays. No, I’m not some un-American weirdo, and I do enjoy fireworks. It is the hassle and danger the day brings that always leaves a sour taste in my mouth. I detest going out at night on July 4 because of the drunk…
The past Saturday was the annual Greenwood Auto Show. It’s a mile of classic cars and more – and it’s not something I don’t go every year, various circumstances prevent that from happening, and usually I don’t get to go the whole length of the event. This year, however, we did. Mostly.
Yowza – it’s been a while. Not only have I missed a few Phamily Foto Phridays but I’ve somehow not gotten a new post up in 2 weeks. There’s been so much to write about, from dad’s 2 week visit from Ireland, the end of the school year, plans for summer, a trip to the…
“Don’t kick the poopy diaper.” I never in a million years would have thought that sentence would leave my lips. Today it did. I was changing Xavier’s diaper, which was, as I’m sure you’ve guessed by now, was *ahem* full. As I was setting it aside, he decided to kick at it. None of my…
Last week I had pictures of August, Déla and Xavier. Here is Ciárán from this afternoon, just so you don’t think I’m playing favorites (which I’m not).
Wake up – 5:30 Unload the dishwasher Change the laundry Check email Fix breakfast (4 kids) Pack lunches (2 kids) Start dinner (crock pot chili) Take kids to school/pre-school Gather and prepare a package for shipping Take Millennium Falcon to get oil change Go to Post Office (ship package from earlier) Go to grocery store (next 2…
Alright, I know I’m posting this on Saturday the 19th, but I want to keep the heading the way it should have been. It’s been a busy busy week, and I have the pictures to prove it.
Wow. It seems like just yesterday you were born. Of all the kids, you have the most amazing birth story, one that simply can’t be topped, and your life so far has equaled it.
You are our miracle child. We thought we had lost you before you were born, yet here you are, 9 years later.