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Me and My Sisters :-)
Oh Beautiful Idaho Autumn!
About Me
- Momma Bug
- Loving Jesus. Living in the moment. Grateful for grace. Enjoying my family. Reveling in the Lord's daily mercies!
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EVERYDAY MIRACLES
Make Me Laugh!
"Mom, do I have six plus seven fingers?"
-Clayton Praise, Age 5
"Onions aren't fruit. They're DINNER!"
-Susanna Glory, Age 3.5
"At the museum, we saw a Holy Mammoth."
-Clayton
"But my pillow doesn't have a suitcase on it!"
-Olivia Honor, Age 3
"Mom, I think Bryce will be a warrior when he grows up because he's a good scratcher!"
-Clayton, almost 7
"I really like popsicles. Especially when they're cold."
-Carolina, almost 4
-Clayton Praise, Age 5
"Onions aren't fruit. They're DINNER!"
-Susanna Glory, Age 3.5
"At the museum, we saw a Holy Mammoth."
-Clayton
"But my pillow doesn't have a suitcase on it!"
-Olivia Honor, Age 3
"Mom, I think Bryce will be a warrior when he grows up because he's a good scratcher!"
-Clayton, almost 7
"I really like popsicles. Especially when they're cold."
-Carolina, almost 4
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When I thought of being a mom, I never dreamed of THIS!
~Five heart melting smiles
~never getting tired of midnight feedings
~having all the answers
~not minding dirty faces
~enjoying watching the boys eat!
~falling in love with pigtails
~appreciating overalls
~appreciating a washing machine!
~wanting to do everything better
~falling in love a million times
~Five heart melting smiles
~never getting tired of midnight feedings
~having all the answers
~not minding dirty faces
~enjoying watching the boys eat!
~falling in love with pigtails
~appreciating overalls
~appreciating a washing machine!
~wanting to do everything better
~falling in love a million times
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6 comments:
And yet, it seems there are days where there simply isn't time for such things until then. Unless, of course, you are somehow less busy than me - ha right!
Ugh. I hate washing oatmeal out anyway!
Ugh. Feeling your pain, friend! lol
UGGG! Worse than dried anything! You could mortar bricks with dried oatmeal. I immediately fill the bowl with water so at least if I cannot get to it right away, it has been soaking. However, if your biceps need a good work out, then let it dry. :)
Doctor said Andrew is allergic to: Peanuts, sesame seeds, most trees and most grasses. He said the allergy to grass is extreamly high. He recommended Andrew have allergy shots. Don't know yet what we are going to do. Any thoughts? Spence said we should move up by you, seeing how your pollen season is shorter! Not a bad idea. If only we could! Love you... Try soaking the oatmeal before scrubbing.
Loves,
Heather
A little baking soda in the water will do the trick.
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