4th of July = fun! fun! fun!
This weekend was awfully nice - even though it was mid-upper-90s (a little nutso for Portland). We ate out at new restaurants for breakfast both Saturday and Sunday, got a ton of unpacking done, slept the last two nights - all four of us - out in the sun room because it gets the best breeze, hung out, drank beer, continued to set-up house. We even squeezed in both a two-year-old's birthday party and a family picnic. PLUS we took the girls to watch the fireworks from one of the bridges right near where they were being let off. We had a spectacular view! They were loud but not unsafely loud. The Bug was very scared at first, but I explained to her that they were rockets just like in her Jamberry book and she immediately became intrigued. She was very attentive and watched the rest of the show carefully (while holding onto me tightly). Belly was alarmed at first, too, but after she realized that we were fine, she watched for a little while and then looked around like, "So what's next?" That's how she is - cool as a cucumber. Oh! And I made margaritas last night. So freaking good, I tell you. SO good.
- Hello?
- Quelles des vacances! And, um, sleeping with my husband just isn't working out.
- It's 8:27am
- Some things require very few words
- Camping: Rachael-style
- Porn names are helpful
- I have kids two at a time; I can whip out a fancy dinner like nothing; and I am a model mother. Okay, that last one is a lie.
- Get me to the pole
- A bedtime story
- Twintuition?
- The biggest mutha-lovin' poblanos ever
- There is a distinct difference between a bottom and a bum
- Help, please! I don't know what to tell my peeps about death.
- I always jump the gun when it comes to my own defeat
- Please don't take the babies away, but....
2 comments:
You could have totally schooled that 5-yr old on "Heredity: Dominant versus Recessive Genes." I bet then she wouldn't wonder out loud!
My youngest's good friend has light black skin, but her older brother has very dark black skin, and the other brother is very fair-skinned and looks Hispanic. They've been friends for years - but when the question of why they all had different colored skin I just said, "oh, it depends on what color God wanted to use that day." She looked at me like I was an idiot and said matter-of-factly: "Mom. God doesn't use CRAYONS to color skin." and walked off seemingly annoyed with me....
... and next time I'll try to proof read so the comment actually makes sense...
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