Our home has never been quiet. If it is was I think I might have a panic attack (not a joke) I'm from a VERY loud family. Mike of course would love a little less noise, he being from a VERY quiet family, we will meet in the middle some day (LOL). Anyway, as I… Continue reading A Full Set
Tag: parenthood
Advice
I've had people randomly ask me over the last 6 years if I have any parenting advice for new parents of twins. My answer is always the same, "If you can survive the first 3 months you have it made." Sometimes I get a confused look but usually they get it. No joke! I still… Continue reading Advice
Boo Boo
Oh My Kayla, sweet little Kayla. She was the "baby b" of my twins. 6 years old and this girl has already racked up quite the resume of nicknames. Tigger, boo boo, smarty pants, wisbang, etc.... Kayla is definitely my teenager in the making. She sighs, rolls her eyes and cries with the best of… Continue reading Boo Boo
Spider Monkey
What can be said of Reagan? She is the oldest of my twins by 18 minutes. Her nicknames say some of it. Lil miss, tiny, hugs a lot and of course the title, spider monkey. She is our lover. Reagan gives hugs and kisses freely to her family and is always ready to give more… Continue reading Spider Monkey
Mini Me
Bear, Panda, Jami's mini me.... my oldest daughter goes by and heard those all her life. I've written about her in several occasions lately. She is my 19 year old going on 30 year old that spent the first 12 years of her life with me all to herself. So to say that she was… Continue reading Mini Me
Why Me?!!
Why is it that with just one more day left in this year and I have to get sick? And not only me put my three littles too!!! I would like to send the year out in style. Do a little bowing, let the girls play some games at the bowling alley. Have some chips… Continue reading Why Me?!!
Oh Hope!
My idea of Christmas, whether old-fashioned or modern, is very simple: loving others. ~ Bob Hope
Christmas Memories
Like snowflakes, my Christmas memories gather and dance - each beautiful, unique, and gone too soon. ~ Deborah Whipp
