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he talking yet? 
we have two grandsons, ages 1 and 2. last night one of my daughters and i babysat while mom (another of my daughters) and dad went to a Christmas party. when i suggested to the 2 yo we get his jammies on, he said, "I want Amy to do it. She's better."
put me right in my place!
(sorry, Lynn, old news for you. lol)
we have two grandsons, ages 1 and 2. last night one of my daughters and i babysat while mom (another of my daughters) and dad went to a Christmas party. when i suggested to the 2 yo we get his jammies on, he said, "I want Amy to do it. She's better."
put me right in my place!
(sorry, Lynn, old news for you. lol)
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I've seen miri posted that pic before. She looks fragile but I think she is tougher than she looks. You look really tough. But they say looks are deceiving. You must have some fragile bones too.
But petite people? (Yes, Miri, I'm talking about you.) I know to fear them. They tend to be more fierce. Audacious. Bold. And knowing Miri, I know better than to take her on. She's got a four-pack. I've got fluff! lol
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he talking yet?
we have two grandsons, ages 1 and 2. last night one of my daughters and i babysat while mom (another of my daughters) and dad went to a Christmas party. when i suggested to the 2 yo we get his jammies on, he said, "I want Amy to do it. She's better."
put me right in my place!
(sorry, Lynn, old news for you. lol)
we have two grandsons, ages 1 and 2. last night one of my daughters and i babysat while mom (another of my daughters) and dad went to a Christmas party. when i suggested to the 2 yo we get his jammies on, he said, "I want Amy to do it. She's better."
put me right in my place!
(sorry, Lynn, old news for you. lol)
D
I know!
Really? What was going on in our mind to think we can ever see enough of the other to last a lifetime?
We have a his and her desktop. (He has his. I have mine.) And on the desktop is the photo that we're enjoying at the moment. All last year, when he was gone, I had to go on his computer to pick songs or print out the grocery list. And all I saw was an Eagles schedule that became much more than it was supposed to be. (Half of it became "Games he missed.") We have never agreed on which photo strikes us as the best photo. Except now. Both of us have that photo of us in the park, because that's a moment we spent together recently, after giving up hiding who we had become.
Most of my old photos with him in them were by accident. I was trying to take a picture of the teddy bears in front of the Cape May lighthouse, but caught him on the other side of the picture. When I saw it, I kept it, but cropped the other half for the teddy bear blog. He looks so tired in that picture. I thought he was depressed because he was in his 50's and couldn't find a job. He thought he was dying of cancer, but didn't tell me that until he learned what was wrong.
This picture was taken 5-6 months before we learned he had Hepatitis C.
If I've learned anything, folks! Do not hide who you are by avoiding taking pictures. You have no idea how much they can mean to your loved ones later!
Really? What was going on in our mind to think we can ever see enough of the other to last a lifetime?
We have a his and her desktop. (He has his. I have mine.) And on the desktop is the photo that we're enjoying at the moment. All last year, when he was gone, I had to go on his computer to pick songs or print out the grocery list. And all I saw was an Eagles schedule that became much more than it was supposed to be. (Half of it became "Games he missed.") We have never agreed on which photo strikes us as the best photo. Except now. Both of us have that photo of us in the park, because that's a moment we spent together recently, after giving up hiding who we had become.
Most of my old photos with him in them were by accident. I was trying to take a picture of the teddy bears in front of the Cape May lighthouse, but caught him on the other side of the picture. When I saw it, I kept it, but cropped the other half for the teddy bear blog. He looks so tired in that picture. I thought he was depressed because he was in his 50's and couldn't find a job. He thought he was dying of cancer, but didn't tell me that until he learned what was wrong.
This picture was taken 5-6 months before we learned he had Hepatitis C.
If I've learned anything, folks! Do not hide who you are by avoiding taking pictures. You have no idea how much they can mean to your loved ones later!
Things that make you go "hmmm"..
This was a picture of me in my younger days, before I had my ears
pinned back.
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pinned back.
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