Thursday, October 29, 2009
Funny Boys
Also tonight, Nathan found a toy that wasn't working. He grabbed it and put it by the basement door. Then he came over and grabbed my hand and walked me to the basement door. I opened the door and put the toy on the stair. He got upset and grabbed my hand and started to walk down stairs. I grabbed the toy and we walked downstairs. At the bottom of the stairs I gave Nathan back the toy. He walked it over to the door to Daddy's office. He set down the toy( I guess I should specify that the toy is large) and opened the door. He came into Darryl's office found the screwdrivers and preceed to try and open the toy to put new batteries in it. He doesn't have the manual dexterity or strength to make it work, but I was still impressed. What a smart guy.
Till Tomorrow
Jenn
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
H1N1
Till Tomorrow
Jenn
Monday, October 26, 2009
Don't you love it when
...... your son walks around in his cowboy boots and hat, and it's not Stampede Time
........ your kids laugh that real belly laugh
....... your kid enjoys listening to you read them Charlotte's Web
....... you get to watch your husband play lego with his kids
....... you have a great week to look forward too
...... you get to pretend your the Partridge family
....... Calgary wins hockey and football games
....... you get to tease your Dad about his least favorite team being in the world series
........ when one door closes another opens
Hope everyone had a fun weekend.
Till Tomorrow
Jenn
Thursday, October 22, 2009
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Monthly Newsletter: Month Fifty
This weekend you turn 50 months old, 50 months that sounds so so old. Maybe I should change it to 4 years 2 months. Yeah that sounds better.
This month has been a bit of a challenge for us. Last month I was bragging about what a great kid you were. The first part of the month was great, then you got sick and things went down hill from there. I'm not sure if it's lack of sleep or what but you do not want to cooperate at all. Most things we ask you to do, you fight it. Whether it's cry or kick your feet. Dad and I are resorting to different ways to discipline you. This week we tried to take away swimming lessons as that seemed to be something you really loved, but I'm not sure how effective it is.

On a good note. We went to the doctor and you are growing and learning just fine. Things continue to go well at school (when you are not fighting to go). It is helping you learn and develop. You love the songs and the crafts. It is showing us what a good colorer you are.
You have been saying some really funny things lately. One of your favorite sayings this week is "oh my gosh" We had snow this month as well. You oh my goshed about it all. But you loved the snow. We went out and threw snowballs and made snowmen and had lots of all around fun.

Well Lucas I hope the next months newsletter is better. Back to normal, please start co-operating.
love mommy
A Good Cause
I got an e-mail in my inbox last week. It flattered me and wanted me to post something on my blog. This is not something I usually do. But the more I looked into it I thought it was a good cause. I don't know how many girls read my blog, but if you are a girl, or know a girl and would like a say in a documentary about being a girl. Here is some fun information for you:
Girls will have a chance to share their thoughts on what it means to be a girl in Canada and how they make a positive impact for girls around the world. Over the weekend we were able to tentatively confirm a second public filming event on Wednesday October 21st at Calgary’s Stephens Avenue Mall between 4-6 pm.
Once again I would ask that you share the Because I am a Girl campaign with your friends, family and readers.
If people are unable to attend they can still get involved with the Because I am a Girl campaign by visiting www.becauseiamagirl.ca
Speaking of being a girl, while on Twitter today Jann Arden posted this cool website. It is writing a letter to your 16 year old self. I've read through the first bunch of them and they seem to have a theme: It will be okay or it will get better. If you were to write a letter to your 16 year old self would you say the same? I would. Don't worry 16 year old Jenn, things will get better.
Till Tomorrow
Jenn
Monday, October 19, 2009
Sickness
My inital reaction about it and about any flu vaccine is that I get it, but I don't give it to my kids. The biggest factor for me is not giving my kids needles. They don't like it. Darryl doesn't get the flu shots as well for the same reason, he doesn't really like needles. The difficulty with all flu shots is there is no guarantee that it will protect you against any of the flus you may come into contact with. Plus I'm nervous that it is so new.
So I've been reading up on it. I've read a some bunch of articles about it and it's making me think we should get the boys vaccinated.
What about you, what are you and the family doing?
Jenn
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Two More Exciting Details I Forgot This Weekend:
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Crackberry
But I am already loving the phone. I was already was an e-mail-aholic before hand. But now I have them in my pocket. I am also loving the texting. I had sent maybe one text message before this weekend, but just this evening I sent Darryl 3 messages, asking him about groceries, while I was grocery shopping.
Plus all the apps are great. Kids games, facebook, twitter, weather, restaurant finders, card games and that's just the first weekend. For any of you out there who have an iphone what is your favorite app?
Till Tomorrow
Jenn
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
And we have lots of fun together!
Till Tomorrow
Jenn