Dancegrl624
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Ok. You sound exactly like me right now! I cross something off a list and then add 4 more things. Even though it makes me nuts to be so crazy, I love the last few weeks leading up to a trip. I haven't had much to do trip-wise over the summer because it all comes down to about the last month.
Now, onto the topic of Facebook....I'm incredibley hard to find on there! If you'd like to be my FB friend, send me a PM so we can find each other!
Now, onto the topic of Facebook....I'm incredibley hard to find on there! If you'd like to be my FB friend, send me a PM so we can find each other!
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That's wonderful. AND... good luck getting everything done!
." I paused a moment to question whether or not she really is my child, and then I told her that we most definitely do not have to leave that early. She can go to school until 11, be counted present, get her instructional learning time
, and feel better about leaving.
all things Hawaiian...and we won't be rushed that morning since we knew we'd have to change hotels and all...and we HAVE to eat breakfast anyway...
!! This will be a new place for us, and we are both SOOOOOOOO excited! The kids eat breakfast well, and this will probably fill us up enough so we can just snack around the world all day. The only problem is that we can't decide what to have!! Any input?? The Samoan looks great, but Tonga Toast is famous! Brandon will almost definitely go with the Big Kahuna, and (duh) we'll get a press pot of kona coffee, but you have to HELP ME DECIDE! Because, as we know, food is extremely important and can set the tone for the day. If you've been there, chime in with your menu choices, please!
eek: just caught my breath there when I typed that!!); I usually have started packing a month out!
! I bought a new car seat for Brynn because she was about half a pound away from the forty pound limit for the five-point harness, which I insist my kids have as long as possible. I'm kind of a car seat freak--Julia and Brynn are still in a five point harness, and Sawyer's still rear-facing and will be until he hits that limit (did you know that kids are 500% safer when they're rear-facing??). I got Brynn the same seat that Julia has, which is a Graco Nautilus. It allows you to be in the harness until 65 pounds. There are some that let you go higher than that, but not in my price range! After that, it turns into a plain booster. Brynn's old car seat will go to Brandon's car as an emergency booster.
, but it will be worth it. In the same vein, I'm going to make a book for Brynn with pictures of the rides we'll be visiting so she can have a book to check-off, too!
Preach it girl! If I had it my way, I'd have my 12 year old still somehow restrained.
) us to spend more money? For our next trip, I'm already eye balling a new camera, just for the trip. 
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. I'll pm you my name...I *think* I'm pretty easy to find.
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. I was only half-way through my cup of coffee, so I can understand being tired, but I had already dealt with three, count 'em, THREE toddler meltdowns this morning and was in a much better mood than she was!
! I think this is going to work out great--I mean, we won't even have to take out some of the bags because we're switching resorts on Thursday, so no unnecessary clothes will be floating around the hotel room! Hopefully it works as well as I imagine in my "Jennifer is so brilliant"-thinking brain.
(<---that's my kid.)
. All our other shirts have been made, too, but that one is definitely my favorite!
