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A Clean House, a Christmas Party, and a Case of Mastitis

December 9th, 2003 · Comments Off on A Clean House, a Christmas Party, and a Case of Mastitis

There’s nothing like hosting a holiday party to get you to finish up your cleaning. 🙂 Joel and I hosted our Sunday School class’s Christmas party this past Sunday, and we had a great time! Of course, we were both running on adrenaline at that point due to the fact that we had been working […]

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Another Day to Celebrate Friends

December 3rd, 2003 · Comments Off on Another Day to Celebrate Friends

Last night Wendy and I went and picked up the kids’ Christmas pictures. We had fun, though we were a bit rushed since I had to get home to nurse the baby. Anyway, I was reminded of the picture incident when I couldn’t have gotten them taken without Wendy’s help. 🙂 (see former post about […]

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Some New Beginnings

December 1st, 2003 · Comments Off on Some New Beginnings

My husband Joel, computer guy and philosopher extraordinaire, has finally gotten around to starting his blog. 🙂 Check it out! Thanksgiving was nice. I went to my parents’ house and had both of my immediate families there… the one I was born into, and the one in which I’m the wife. Odd to think I […]

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A New Friend for Branwen!

November 25th, 2003 · Comments Off on A New Friend for Branwen!

Nean ended up having a C-section, but mom and baby are doing well and, in the end, that’s what really matters. Dante Robert was born at 11 something (I think Jeff said 11:43, but Branwen was screaming when he called and I can’t remember) last night. He weighed 8 lb. 5 oz. (same as Alexis […]

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Babies & Bugs

November 25th, 2003 · Comments Off on Babies & Bugs

How ironic can you get? Turns out Nean was in the hospital giving birth as I typed yesterday’s post. 🙂 Haven’t heard the stats yet, but I know she had a long labor (water broke Sunday night sometime and she hadn’t had the baby yet by 5:00 or so the next afternoon). I’ll post the […]

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The Waiting Game (It’s different when it’s someone else’s turn)

November 24th, 2003 · Comments Off on The Waiting Game (It’s different when it’s someone else’s turn)

I have a friend from college who’s expecting a baby soon. Maybe I should say I have two friends who are expecting a baby soon because I was friends with both her and her husband. Their names are Jeannine (Nean) and Jeff. They’ve wanted a baby for a bit, so this is incredibly exciting for […]

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The Strategic Art of Managing a Two-year old

November 21st, 2003 · Comments Off on The Strategic Art of Managing a Two-year old

This one will be quick. Just finding it amusing thinking about how different it is dealing with a toddler than dealing with older kids or adults. Before I was a mother, I had my nursery duty and babysitting, but I mainly dealt with people who were at least over the age of 5. I’ve taught […]

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The Grandma Resort

November 20th, 2003 · Comments Off on The Grandma Resort

I’m visiting my parents now while Joel is on travel for work. Before I continue, I should explain something. We don’t live down the street from any of our parents, but mine are closest, being only about 2 1/2 hours away. Also, though Joel’s parents love their grandchildren very much and would do just about […]

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Nursery Tales

November 17th, 2003 · Comments Off on Nursery Tales

I should begin this entry by saying that I’m going on too little sleep due to having two sick daughters. They’re not badly ill, but even a cold keeps them, and therefore their parents, up at night. Alexis may be waking up from her hard-won nap right now, too, so this entry may be shorter […]

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Personal Day, Please!

November 13th, 2003 · Comments Off on Personal Day, Please!

I love the fact that I can stay home with my girls. It’s a huge blessing that we are able to live on my husband’s salary (albeit with budgeting) so that I can stay home to raise our daughters. I can be there for their important moments; I can show them my love that much […]

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