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Until last week, I had never been to the drive-in theater. It was a first for both Lola girl and myself. We had a blast until sleepiness took us both over. We were passed for the entire second showing. Oh well, it was fun while it lasted…or I should say fun while we lasted.
Link: Featured this Week A fellow blogging mama, Amanda asked if I was interested in sharing some thoughts about being a mom. I happily agreed and I thoroughly enjoyed taking the time to think about how becoming a mom has affected me. Amanda as well as many other blogging parents have become not only advocates [...]
Pink tutu bathing suit from Aunt Jada Kind of pissed that I put her underwater And we’re happy again She loves to splash around Rata and her painted nails My parents with friends Steve and Julie Granny with guns – Take 2 Gidget and her frohawk Chives sports the original dog mohawk Yesterday we went [...]
They all see something intriguing. How’s that for eye contact? Ophelia checking out Lola. Looking at the toy. Grabbing the toy. What improvements!! Let me try that hand. The girls and their girls. Sakura & Noah Noah and the chicks. Yesterday Lola and I spent the afternoon with our other mama friends and their babies. [...]
I knew the day would come when I would run into the OB-GYN that delivered Lola. For those of you that missed the story you can read the edited or the unedited version. I guess you could say that I’m not quite over the way this doctor treated me. I thought I had moved on, [...]
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