Happy Birthday Nana!
Monday, July 28, 2008
Friday, July 25, 2008
Genny's happy
(Yesterday as we headed home from the pool, this was our little conversation)
Mommy!
Yes, love?
Happy! Happy, happy, happy, happy. Daisy happy!
Yes, Daisy is happy.
Mommy happy?
Yes, Mommy is happy too.
Daddy happy?
Yes, Daddy is happy. Is Genny happy?
Yes. Happy, happy, happy, happy.
Mommy!
Yes, love?
Happy! Happy, happy, happy, happy. Daisy happy!
Yes, Daisy is happy.
Mommy happy?
Yes, Mommy is happy too.
Daddy happy?
Yes, Daddy is happy. Is Genny happy?
Yes. Happy, happy, happy, happy.
Monday, July 21, 2008
Monday, July 7, 2008
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Gen tells a story
Genevieve is cautious. But yesterday she decided she wanted to go down the water slide at the pool. Now, I had to go with her, but for the kid who took a month to go down the slide in her own backyard, this is a Big Deal. We managed to go down the slide 3 times, and she was quite proud of herself.
So after dinner.....
"Genevieve, go tell Daddy about going down the slide at the pool today."
"Daddy! Stairs. Whee!"
Yep, that about sums it up. Really captures the scope and the drama of the thing.
So after dinner.....
"Genevieve, go tell Daddy about going down the slide at the pool today."
"Daddy! Stairs. Whee!"
Yep, that about sums it up. Really captures the scope and the drama of the thing.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
little girl hair woes
This morning, I injured myself doing Genevieve's hair. Lame, I know. I hold the little tiny rubber bands in my teeth while I get the hair all combed, and then use one hand to hold the hair, and then a combination of other hand/teeth to stretch out the rubber band to magically get it on the tiny ponytail. (oh, and all of this while Gen pretends to be a hurricane). Anyway, in the "holding rubber band with teeth while stretching it" stage I predictably popped myself in the lip with the rubber band. I think I'll live, but I have an impressive welp.
At a Sunday school party this weekend, Robert and our teacher were discussing the utter impossibility of fixing a little girl's hair, when suddenly Robert realized something that made him feel much better about not being able to do Gen's hair as well as he's like to:
"But Rich, you're a brain surgeon!"
At a Sunday school party this weekend, Robert and our teacher were discussing the utter impossibility of fixing a little girl's hair, when suddenly Robert realized something that made him feel much better about not being able to do Gen's hair as well as he's like to:
"But Rich, you're a brain surgeon!"
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