Julia just came over to me holding a toy car in front her her face saying, "Smile!"
Yes, she was pretending it was a camera.
She is so my kid.
LOL.
Monday, September 18, 2006
EEG
Next week, or at least I am hoping next week, Julia is going to have her ambulatory EEG scheduled. It was supposed to be a couple of weeks ago but it was cancelled.
Obviously, she can't take part in her class at Jungle Gym that week so instead, I am going to take her to Peter's Cider Mill in Acushnet with the MOMS Club.
Basically, she is going to look something like this:
Adorable yes, but different..for sure.
So, obviously, some of the little ones might have some questions. I am thinking I will just tell them she is having a little test. Sound good?
Situations like this are always so hard for me. I don't know why. I remember when we were at Children's and got to leave 9 North for a while and head down to the cafe, I could literally feel people staring and even heard one person say, "Oh, the poor thing."
I remember thinking, "She's not a "poor thing." She's my daughter. She's beautiful and she's fine, so please just stop staring."
People are just people I guess, and I am probably just as guilty of doing the same thing. It's just different when it's your own kid they are staring at.
Obviously, she can't take part in her class at Jungle Gym that week so instead, I am going to take her to Peter's Cider Mill in Acushnet with the MOMS Club.
Basically, she is going to look something like this:
Adorable yes, but different..for sure.
So, obviously, some of the little ones might have some questions. I am thinking I will just tell them she is having a little test. Sound good?
Situations like this are always so hard for me. I don't know why. I remember when we were at Children's and got to leave 9 North for a while and head down to the cafe, I could literally feel people staring and even heard one person say, "Oh, the poor thing."
I remember thinking, "She's not a "poor thing." She's my daughter. She's beautiful and she's fine, so please just stop staring."
People are just people I guess, and I am probably just as guilty of doing the same thing. It's just different when it's your own kid they are staring at.
Sunday, September 17, 2006
Not A Big Surprise Here
Centrist You scored 42% Personal Liberty and 42% Economic Liberty! |
A centrist believes in moderate government intervention in both personal and economic matters. They tend to be somewhat ambiguous, as they may have the oppurtunity to pick the side of any group surrounding them on any given issue. They generally believe in a moderate social safety net and what they consider to be a balanced stance on personal liberty. Centrists tend to emphasize compromise and cooperation between partisan groups. |
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My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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This is why I don't generally tend to affiliate myself with one party or another. I could go in any direction. I don't vote along party lines...I vote for who I think is going to the best job, no matter which party they belong to.
I also beleive that a certain amount of government involvement is ok, but that it shouldn't be overpowering or make choices that should be made personally...for example abortion and wearing your seatbelt.
Saturday, September 16, 2006
Soccer
Today was Katherine's first soccer game. She liked it I think and as it turns out, her coaches wife is in PTA with me.
Anyway, there she is above looking all cute and adorable as usual.
Oops
Apparently, I left the baby powder on the edge of the bureau the other day.
I don't reccomend doing this when you have a mischievous 2 year old running around.
Ahem. Yeah.
Why does she always look so damn cute when she is in trouble?
I don't reccomend doing this when you have a mischievous 2 year old running around.
Ahem. Yeah.
Why does she always look so damn cute when she is in trouble?
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