Mid-May
Wearing her 'My Dad Rocks!' t-shirt and 'gumping' on the mattress at pre-school.
In other news, May first we shaved our cat RC. She is (was) a long-haired cat that *hates* getting brushed. She will not tolerate it! So, she gets these dred-ful (pun intended) mats in her fur. Say hello to our new lion-cat:
Homer is still good ole Homer.
My husband pulled out all the stops for Mother's day - I am going to Breitenbush in a week for a four day weekend. Now, Breitenbush is a fantastic hot springs resort that serves organic vegetarian food, and has massages and yoga. My card said, 'no husband, no kids, no worries'. Heavenly. How am I ever going to come close to that at Father's day? Sadly, I will be leaving that night travelling for 6 days for work. So I guess his card will read 'no wife'. Not quite the same, eh?
Cute story: one of those days where Sammy wasn't staying in be for nap-time, I had had it. I told her that even if she wasn't going to sleep she needed to stay upstairs and stay quiet for awhile. Scratch that - *I* needed her to stay upstairs and stay quiet. I was downstairs and eating some nachos at the dining room table while reading. Sammy came halfway down the stairs and sat above the gate and wanted to talk: "Watcha doing?" "I'm reading Sam. Go back upstairs and have some quiet time." pause. "Mama - I think your eating." I paused, trying to chew my mouthful silently. "What makes you say that Sammy?" "I can see you in the picture!" At the bottom of the stairs is a picture and sure enough, I went over and saw the dining room table reflected in the glass. I busted up laughing - she had caught me red-handed!
And that about wraps up this post - sorry for the delay everyone!
5 Comments:
Hip Hip Hooray . . . another McBryder post! This post kept me giggling all the way through— it was so full of good stuff I had to read it twice so I wouldn't miss a thing. The cousins are all growing up so fast. And I love thinking about Sam's dumptruck pronunciation. And you've got to frame that lovely recognizable piece of artwork. It's gonna be valuable when she produces prize-winning paintings someday.
I remember when my girls were at napping age and they didn't want to sleep. I would tell them "you don't have to sleep but you do have to lay quietly in your bed" and they thought they were getting away without having to take a nap. Invariably they'd fall asleep, and when they'd wake up I would say "Okay, you can get up now" and they would still think they had pulled one off!
Your Mother's Day gift sounds perfectly delightful...way to go David!
Thanks for the update on the McBryders. Of course you must know I check in on you all the time and I'm ecstatic when there's a new post to read.
Oh poooooooor RC! I'm wondering if you start brushing her now and did it every day she'd start liking the attention she gets and you wouldn't have to put her through this embarrassing stage ever again . . . poooooooor RC!
Geez louise, how did she get sooo big. I can't believe how time flies. I LOVE all of of the stories and pictures. It sure makes me want to drive up and visit! That Mother's Day present sounds awesome. I'm jealous!
What a big girl! I love your stories too -- I like your long posts. Thanks for keeping all of us in the loop.
That Mother's Day present, wow! I'd love that! Maybe you can make it up to him for Father's day after you get back home from your trip.
Ken Lamury looking for relatives of Louis McBRYDER from the 1920s &1930s. He had 3 boys & 1 girl by a previous marriage. Married Elsie Emma KILPATRICK in 1927 and had another daughter who is my Mom.
lamuryk@att.net
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