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August 14th, 2008 · 4 Comments · Adventures, Family, Food, Parenting

Poor Dr. P.  I’m sure he’s wondering what in the hell descended upon his practice.
Jack, Maria and Luke all had to have physicals in order to start school.  I took care of Sam right before we left Tennessee, but he came along for the fun anyway.
Silliness reigned.  If Dr. P asked a question, the poor [...]

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Bread

July 31st, 2008 · 2 Comments · Family, Food

Yesterday, once everyone was mostly awake, Luke asked if we could get some breakfast.  (Actually, I think he said lunch, but he meant breakfast).
These are his actual words:
“Can we go to the kitchen to get lunch?”
“You mean breakfast.  And, yes, we can.” I responded.
“But I want to go to the real kitchen.  Not this pretend [...]

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The Clampets Cont’d

July 4th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Adventures, Family, Food, Parenting, School

Okay. So. After a VERY long night of traveling, we all slept in at our “hometel,” as Lukie has come to call our current place of residence.
We needed breakfast. I suggested donuts and Dan said he’d prefer the Cracker Barrel. Fine by me.
After getting the little ones rounded up, dressed, shod, [...]

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Mowing through the bag of Dum-Dums

June 17th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Family, Food, Parenting

I went out on a limb this afternoon and mowed the lawn. Front and back. This wouldn’t be a big deal, except that a) I’ve never done it before; b) I wasn’t completely sure how to use the riding mower; and c) three of the four kids were conscious.
I had Jack show me [...]

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The Big ONE

May 27th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Celebrations, Family, Food, Parenting

We all survived The Big One this Memorial Day weekend.
Not an earthquake. Not a flood. Not a tornado.
The Big ONE. Joey’s one-year celebration. And, no, I don’t have a child previously not mentioned. Joey is the 14th grandchild on Dan’s side of the family and the son of his [...]

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Texturizing

April 22nd, 2008 · 4 Comments · Family, Food, Parenting

There are so many things you can do with a home. Lots of new trends. When ever I get the chance (which is not often) I watch HGTV and TLC so I can keep up on what’s cool and what’s not, and learn about all of the different do-it-yourself things you can do [...]

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Birthday Party

April 12th, 2008 · No Comments · Dads, Family, Food, Parenting

So… because I’m an idiot and scheduled an Uppercase Living party on my very own, first-born son’s birthday, we’re having his birthday party tomorrow.  Seven of his friends are coming, along with a few parents and siblings.
No problem, though, because I rented an inflatable!!!  I had seen an ad to rent one for $120.  I [...]

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Park Day

February 3rd, 2008 · No Comments · Adventures, Dads, Family, Food, Parenting, Picture Taking

We visited a different park today. We drove down to Nashville, played at Centennial Park and then had lunch at the San Antonio Taco Company in the West End. Yum! Reminiscent of Taco Cabana back in Texas.
Here are a few pics from the day. There’s a huge, authentic locomotive at the [...]

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Melted Butter

January 23rd, 2008 · 3 Comments · Family, Food, Parenting

Q: Who would think that a bowl of cereal could turn my sweet, snuggly 3-year-old into a raging, nasty lunatic?
A: Anyone with a 3-year-old.
This morning when I woke Jack up for school and asked him what he’d like for breakfast he said he wanted Malt ‘o Meal.
I checked my watch. I had [...]

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The Donut Gene

January 15th, 2008 · 4 Comments · Family, Food, Parenting

He’s got it. I guess he couldn’t really be a part of this family without it.

Look at the pictures carefully, now. You will see just how wide this boy’s mouth can open when there’s a donut approaching.
Oh, and how about the next picture? Do you see how he is perusing the donut [...]

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