Alex2kMommy
<font color=purple>I'm going a little nutso myself
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Good afternoon, chicas!
Just got a rowdy, stubborn DS4 down for nap, GEESH!
Now need to go light a fire under DS8's butt to get him back into reading. We found out from our friends that this year's prize for the county library's reading program is a pair of binoculars, awesome! The girls had already finished their logs and turned them in, so DS got to see and use their binoculars at the ocean. I hoped that would kick-start him into reading again, but alas, he had forgotten to bring any books.
Now that we're home, no excuses!
I took the boys out to Target and Osh Kosh today. Picked up a few items at Target from their ad, then on to Osh Kosh to find some pants for the boy to wear. He's always at an in-between size at the beginning of the school year, and this is no different. The 7s from last year are too short, and the 8s are too long and way too big in the waist. We tried on some Slims, and those weren't quite so big in the waist, but he had trouble working the button at the waist. Why do they use a button??? Snaps are so much easier! So no point getting pants he can't remove to use the bathroom...
We still managed to spend over $100 on a few elastic-waist pants (sweats-type) and some long-sleeve tees. OUCH!
I haven't even gone through DS's old size 4 clothes we kept for DS4. I need to do that, in case I need to get different pants for him as well. He is definitely on the slim side, so wouldn't surprise me a bit to find the old pants aren't going to stay on him.
Just got a rowdy, stubborn DS4 down for nap, GEESH!
Now need to go light a fire under DS8's butt to get him back into reading. We found out from our friends that this year's prize for the county library's reading program is a pair of binoculars, awesome! The girls had already finished their logs and turned them in, so DS got to see and use their binoculars at the ocean. I hoped that would kick-start him into reading again, but alas, he had forgotten to bring any books.
Now that we're home, no excuses!
I took the boys out to Target and Osh Kosh today. Picked up a few items at Target from their ad, then on to Osh Kosh to find some pants for the boy to wear. He's always at an in-between size at the beginning of the school year, and this is no different. The 7s from last year are too short, and the 8s are too long and way too big in the waist. We tried on some Slims, and those weren't quite so big in the waist, but he had trouble working the button at the waist. Why do they use a button??? Snaps are so much easier! So no point getting pants he can't remove to use the bathroom...
We still managed to spend over $100 on a few elastic-waist pants (sweats-type) and some long-sleeve tees. OUCH!
I haven't even gone through DS's old size 4 clothes we kept for DS4. I need to do that, in case I need to get different pants for him as well. He is definitely on the slim side, so wouldn't surprise me a bit to find the old pants aren't going to stay on him.


Because of all of this, my niece has hardly unpacked anything, cuz she can't lift anything. So now my Mom and I are going to try and rescue her. Besides, it's a good excuse to see them. And I'm thankful that my Mom is well enough to travel again. There was a time, last spring when I was beginning to wonder if she was ever going to be well again.
My goodness Melody! I'm so sorry your niece had to go through all of that.
How awful!
I hope she is okay and that nothing else happends. Good gravy!
2 little heartbeats, and they are both the same size, and they hate each other already. They are camped out on totally different sides of the uterus.
Target was crazy when I went there a few days ago. Lots of kids saying: "Oooh, I want this!!" and their parents getting aggravated with their pleas of desperately wanting a Hannah Montana notebook or backpack or Camp Rock merchandise.
Things were so simple back then huh?
Oh, and also for Frelan. I see a very nervous and protected husband in the near future! 
