Oh my Gosh you look like Megan Follows.(Anne of Green Gables) Wich is good. She rocks.(and she is a hottie) But bad. My husband had a huge crush on her in the sixth grade. So I dont let him read your blog. JK -he is too busy. Lucky for me!
That's hilarious. We're actually doing the exact same thing for FHE tonight. It's Matt only night without class, and my kids are wishing him home early from work too. :)
Your making me feel guilty. I never let my kids dye Easter eggs. I don't let them carve pumpkins at Halloween either. They are only allowed to paint pumpkins. I feel like the number one contender for Worlds Meanest Mom.
When Tim was in grad school and had to work the grave yard shift, S -- who was our only one then -- asked if we could go to the store and buy a new daddy. I guess he didn't like the hours daddy kept! :)
Oh man - so cute - but is Dad's heart still beating? Talk about a knife in your heart - try to make sure he doesn't feel guilty for working late because of the circumstances that you told me about on the phone!! Little kids don't understand emergencies!!! They just want Daddy - yikes! Says a LOT about what kind of Dad he is though - (that they want him so much :-)...)
Darling! I hope nobody gets smashed flat by the monster egg. I can't believe you've never blogged about the size of eggs in Brazil. I would never have expected that. :)
I swear I commented yesterday; I must not have done it right! I thought that your son's picture would have been good inspiration for those "family comes first" LDS commercials.
Oh my Gosh you look like Megan Follows.(Anne of Green Gables) Wich is good. She rocks.(and she is a hottie) But bad. My husband had a huge crush on her in the sixth grade. So I dont let him read your blog. JK -he is too busy. Lucky for me!
ReplyDeleteThat's hilarious. We're actually doing the exact same thing for FHE tonight. It's Matt only night without class, and my kids are wishing him home early from work too. :)
ReplyDeleteYour making me feel guilty. I never let my kids dye Easter eggs. I don't let them carve pumpkins at Halloween either. They are only allowed to paint pumpkins. I feel like the number one contender for Worlds Meanest Mom.
ReplyDeleteVery cute picture that LP drew for his Dad!
Aw! Cute! Your kids adore you. How darling is that?
ReplyDeletenICE...wE NEED ONE OF those on our door tomorrow night! Have fun!
ReplyDeleteThat is sweeter than any Easter candy out there.
ReplyDeleteSo very very sweet. My kids have expressesed similar sentiments, as have I!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute. Pretty cute hint for dad.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the artwork!
ReplyDeleteThat is one giant Easter egg, almost looks like a giant Easter Potato Head. Way to go Little Prince.
ReplyDeleteThat is too sweet! Love the creativity!
ReplyDeleteI don't usually get to stop by your blog but every few days. You have great posts! Love your photos, love your mommy inspirations, love it all!
ReplyDeleteTen bucks says he'll be home :D.
ReplyDeleteMy kids are all daddy's boys, and I love it. They sure need time with him.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I'm sure Dad will be home.
ReplyDeleteThat's just AWESOME! Kids love their daddy's.
ReplyDeleteWhen Tim was in grad school and had to work the grave yard shift, S -- who was our only one then -- asked if we could go to the store and buy a new daddy. I guess he didn't like the hours daddy kept! :)
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ReplyDeleteOh man - so cute - but is Dad's heart still beating? Talk about a knife in your heart - try to make sure he doesn't feel guilty for working late because of the circumstances that you told me about on the phone!! Little kids don't understand emergencies!!! They just want Daddy - yikes! Says a LOT about what kind of Dad he is though - (that they want him so much :-)...)
ReplyDeletethat is so cute! i love the notes my kids leave for us.
ReplyDeleteAwesome. That is a huge egg they are decorating!
ReplyDeleteTHAT is too cute for words. I wonder if that would work on my hubby???
ReplyDeleteDarling! I hope nobody gets smashed flat by the monster egg. I can't believe you've never blogged about the size of eggs in Brazil. I would never have expected that. :)
ReplyDeleteOh that is SO cute! Don't ever throw it away :)
ReplyDeleteI would bet that had the end result LP wanted- children have a way of getting what they want when they ask so nicely.
ReplyDeleteI just played catch-up on your blog - you've been a busy girl!
ReplyDelete(love the poster)
Oh, man. Sounds like someone needs their daddy. Hope life gets simpler one day.
ReplyDeleteAw, that's sweet! Definitely a keeper :) Hope you got to paint the eggs!
ReplyDeleteI swear I commented yesterday; I must not have done it right! I thought that your son's picture would have been good inspiration for those "family comes first" LDS commercials.
ReplyDeleteThat must have made Dad feel loved! What a sweet note.
ReplyDeleteThat's a request Dad can't argue with!
ReplyDeleteA-stinkin-dorable.