Extreme fatigue, coupled with a period of intense business, propels me to post a bunch of pictures that the grandparents will love (and perhaps a few others who might think my kids are cute), thus saving my words for Monday.
Extreme fatigue, coupled with a period of intense business, propels me to post a bunch of pictures that the grandparents will love (and perhaps a few others who might think my kids are cute), thus saving my words for Monday.
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OpinionsToGo says
Your photos always leave me wanting more.
ladyjennie says
Thank you OTG! I needed this encouragement today. 🙂
Tracie says
I’m so happy to hear that Hunter is responding better to training. He has gotten bigger.
Your kids are always cute.
The flowers at the end are gorgeous. What kind are they?
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ladyjennie says
I’m not sure … (Mom – help me out here!) 🙂
I don’t think it’s a crocus – maybe either a hyacinth or a narcissum? (sp)? Probably a hyacinth. It’s a perennial so it comes up each year without me doing anything. Love that.
Alison says
Glad to hear Hunter’s improved. Oh I hope he stops biting though!
Looks like pretty good Spring weather, eh?
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shefali says
Its nice to see pictures of vibrant flowers like that esp when all I can outside my window is grey and rain.
Love the term “Stubborn scrap of fur”.
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Andrea says
Love your take on the dandelions. I love them – a strong sign of spring. My husband hates them and kills them unmercifully. I always give them a little flower high five for surviving the herbicide in our yard each year. 🙂
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My Inner Chick says
Perfect photos for the Grandparents…
& for us! Xx
Happy Saturday.
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Treese says
You’re right! I enjoyed them all!
tracy@sellabitmum says
Your kids are so very cute. xoxo
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anymommy says
Yep. Cute. One of the things I adore most about blogging is watching other mothers’ kids grow and change and fly and all that trite mother stuff. I don’t think any other generation of mothers has been able to see this reflected back at them in such a profound way.
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ladyjennie says
That’s so true! We have a special generation in this way. I’m even going to get to meet a blogger and her kids, which is even more fun!
SassyModernMom says
Oh I am glad to hear Hunter has improved!! Hoping they have given you some tricks to stop that coat biting?
🙂
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Kimberly says
Do you ever remember dragging those dandelions across your skin? I thought it was so cool to die my skin yellow.
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ladyjennie says
I had completely forgotten about dandelion paint until you wrote that. See, that’s why I need you – for that childlike heart.
Kristen says
Tears in my eyes when I saw Hunter. I was so afraid.
Own goal! Oh crapola. Hugs needed…I’m convinced soccer was invented to torture moms.
Your kids are gorgeous…even non-grandparents can see that. 🙂
Mom says
Thanks for the pics of the grandchildren.