fabumouse
<font color=red>Maybe I should be less intimate wi
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nucpharm - and *that* is one of the many reasons that I make minimal effort for family dinners. 
And the fact that I cannot cook. I was the one who asked about what a nuclear pharmacist does. So you actually sat in a lab making the products?
Jill - sorry for that workload you have! Eeek!
GLT - I'm not exactly sure what DD said to the teachers - I just know that she came home and said "I told the teachers they could talk to daddy" about what I asked? "about how if someone picks on me, I can punch them in the face"
Uh oh. What did they say? "The rule is that we don't hit our friends." And I thought well that's easy - that little boy is *no* friend of ours.
At the end of the school year, he wanted my DD to move off the slide landing (where a group of kids had congregated) and he angrily stuck his fist in her face, about 2 inches from her nose. And I put my face in his and hissed that if I ever saw him doing that again, I'd make him VERY sorry. It was one of those protective mom moments. After that, he hid behind his mother until they left the playground. Don't know what he said to her
My DD's K class also has a rest period after lunch. She said they didn't really rest though, so I'm not sure what they're doing. But she took her favorite blanket with cute bugs on it.
Ginamarie - isn't that the way with young children? The second you get a handle on their schedule and cues, everything changes.
And YES, my dd5 was a non-napper and you just should quit reading this paragraph now because it was HELL. 
When she was about 2 months old, she once went 22 hours without sleeping. I even called the pediatrician about it. Everytime I put her down, her eyes would fly open. I really started to feel resentment over it, because I was so exhausted. With my DD, though, I think it was the reflux she had - I think she was in pain when she was on her back, because the acid would come up. 
She is still a horrible sleeper. Yesterday she had K all day, I walked her home from school which is 2 miles! and put her to bed at 9pm after her regular bath, dinner, videos, book routine. She was stil awake at 11pm!!!
Kim - sorry about your bad dreams! Every once in a while I have the one where I walk into class and there's a test I didn't study for.
Hey FF.
BnB: I keep being shocked at stories like that - of kids not knowing their colors! A teacher told me once that she has kids coming into first grade who don't know how to hold and turn the pages of a book properly. What kind of house has no books??? Jocelyn is hysterical!!
Madeleine just fell asleep on my arm . . . ..
And the fact that I cannot cook. I was the one who asked about what a nuclear pharmacist does. So you actually sat in a lab making the products?Jill - sorry for that workload you have! Eeek!
GLT - I'm not exactly sure what DD said to the teachers - I just know that she came home and said "I told the teachers they could talk to daddy" about what I asked? "about how if someone picks on me, I can punch them in the face"
Uh oh. What did they say? "The rule is that we don't hit our friends." And I thought well that's easy - that little boy is *no* friend of ours. At the end of the school year, he wanted my DD to move off the slide landing (where a group of kids had congregated) and he angrily stuck his fist in her face, about 2 inches from her nose. And I put my face in his and hissed that if I ever saw him doing that again, I'd make him VERY sorry. It was one of those protective mom moments. After that, he hid behind his mother until they left the playground. Don't know what he said to her
My DD's K class also has a rest period after lunch. She said they didn't really rest though, so I'm not sure what they're doing. But she took her favorite blanket with cute bugs on it.
Ginamarie - isn't that the way with young children? The second you get a handle on their schedule and cues, everything changes.
And YES, my dd5 was a non-napper and you just should quit reading this paragraph now because it was HELL. When she was about 2 months old, she once went 22 hours without sleeping. I even called the pediatrician about it. Everytime I put her down, her eyes would fly open. I really started to feel resentment over it, because I was so exhausted. With my DD, though, I think it was the reflux she had - I think she was in pain when she was on her back, because the acid would come up. She is still a horrible sleeper. Yesterday she had K all day, I walked her home from school which is 2 miles! and put her to bed at 9pm after her regular bath, dinner, videos, book routine. She was stil awake at 11pm!!!Kim - sorry about your bad dreams!
Every once in a while I have the one where I walk into class and there's a test I didn't study for.Hey FF.
BnB: I keep being shocked at stories like that - of kids not knowing their colors! A teacher told me once that she has kids coming into first grade who don't know how to hold and turn the pages of a book properly. What kind of house has no books??? Jocelyn is hysterical!!
Madeleine just fell asleep on my arm . . . ..
At least she told the teacher rather than punching the mean kid 
So cute about Madeliene falling asleep on your arm 
I already miss those itty bitty cuddly days.
I hope you get much-needed rest. I can't wait to see some pics of the house.
Some tylenol has helped.
So, now she's dropping off my check, but less the stop payment fee from the bank. What a pain. I just want it done with.
Sorry you had such a tough day in court. I hope Target makes you feel better.
The comm ed program I worked for for 7 years is the suburb right next to us, so he knows my old supervisor, etc. It was a good feeling, and will be more pocket money than I anticipated. 
I just sometimes even think about silly things, like the food court at POFQ (the last resort I stayed at), or the bus stops, or how I laughed last time in the le Cellier bathroom because there were instructions on how to wash your hands, courtesy of Bounty. Gee, thanks! 
