#2 These three boys who are likely to explode from energy overload at any minute
#3 Beware of what you might find hiking. . .no, that's not a giant baby behind J's shoulder.
The boys on their hike actually saw a wild desert tortoise!
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Beware of . . . .
#1 At soccer practice, T got a little too close to some black ants. (This happens at least once each soccer season to somebody) Typical: child crying = mother running, followed by swatting of ants off feet. . .knees. . .diaper. . .stomach. . .neck! Whew, got'em all. Didn't seem to bother him too much until that night and the next 36 hours. Poor kids hands and feet swelled right up (no thanks to the benadryl). After a trip to the doctors and another perscriptions later, we are on the road to recovery.
#2 These three boys who are likely to explode from energy overload at any minute
#3 Beware of what you might find hiking. . .no, that's not a giant baby behind J's shoulder.
The boys on their hike actually saw a wild desert tortoise!
#2 These three boys who are likely to explode from energy overload at any minute
#3 Beware of what you might find hiking. . .no, that's not a giant baby behind J's shoulder.
The boys on their hike actually saw a wild desert tortoise!
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You know what might be fun? Some of those goofy Hallowe'en teeth that the boys could put in their mouths to make it look like those are their real teeth. I bet they would look so cute! And have one put them in just a little bit crooked--that would really be funny!
ReplyDeleteOh, those boys! We love them all. Do you think the new girl will tone them down a dotch?