Funniest thing ever. This is a "candid radio" call from Little Rock. My cousin gave me a tape of it years and years ago...and I lost the tape. BUT- I found it online! You must go and listen to it. This is tears-coming-out-of-eyes laughing. You'll have to click on the first thing listed, which is LaShonda Reed. Let me know what you think!!!!
http://www.tracychilders.com/prnkcalls.htm
Monday, March 31, 2008
How you get to Sesame Street
On March 27, Quinlynne had a very special date.
Angie, Grandi and I took Quinlynne and Isaiah to eat at Zio's, then we went across the street to the Mabee Center and saw.....Sesame Street Live! (I always wanted to go to Sesame Street Live when I was little...maybe I was a little too old? I did get to see Sesame Street on Ice one year, though.) Isaiah and Quinlynne (henceforth known as IQ) did really well waiting in the huge line to go up the escalators, then staying with us adults as we tried to find our seating section. We were just making it to our seats when the characters came out. I wish I would have had my camera ready right then. The look on Quinlynne's face was priceless. Her mouth came open and she was just staring in disbelief. (We had not told her we were going to do this. I think comes from my childhood- being let down on fun activities so much....I don't tell my daughter until we are there to do whatever so she won't be disappointed like I was.)
IQ were so enthralled. They sat very well. Quinlynne did get up and stand in front of her seat and start clapping her hands, and dancing around. She then coerced Isaiah into clapping and standing up and dancing a bit with her. Isaiah had some cute Sesame Street binoculars that he was using, and he was nice enough to "share" them with Quinlynne. IQ loved seeing their fun characters, larger than life, on stage and so close.
We went outside after the show and it had turned off downright chilly. So, the date was cut a little short because we had to run to our vehicles. The night was a great night!
Angie, Grandi and I took Quinlynne and Isaiah to eat at Zio's, then we went across the street to the Mabee Center and saw.....Sesame Street Live! (I always wanted to go to Sesame Street Live when I was little...maybe I was a little too old? I did get to see Sesame Street on Ice one year, though.) Isaiah and Quinlynne (henceforth known as IQ) did really well waiting in the huge line to go up the escalators, then staying with us adults as we tried to find our seating section. We were just making it to our seats when the characters came out. I wish I would have had my camera ready right then. The look on Quinlynne's face was priceless. Her mouth came open and she was just staring in disbelief. (We had not told her we were going to do this. I think comes from my childhood- being let down on fun activities so much....I don't tell my daughter until we are there to do whatever so she won't be disappointed like I was.)
IQ were so enthralled. They sat very well. Quinlynne did get up and stand in front of her seat and start clapping her hands, and dancing around. She then coerced Isaiah into clapping and standing up and dancing a bit with her. Isaiah had some cute Sesame Street binoculars that he was using, and he was nice enough to "share" them with Quinlynne. IQ loved seeing their fun characters, larger than life, on stage and so close.
We went outside after the show and it had turned off downright chilly. So, the date was cut a little short because we had to run to our vehicles. The night was a great night!
Bubble girl
I took these pictures a couple of weeks ago, but am just now posting them. It was a somewhat warm day and Quinlynne wanted to play with her bubbles. So, I let her take them outside. She had a blast. She just does not get the whole concept of dipping the wand in once, so she doesn't make them all bubbley in the bottle. 
I was sitting on the back porch watching her while talking on the phone with my friend, Angie. Angie said "And you don't have your camera?" So- thanks to Angie, you're getting these adorable pictures.
I was sitting on the back porch watching her while talking on the phone with my friend, Angie. Angie said "And you don't have your camera?" So- thanks to Angie, you're getting these adorable pictures.
Monday, March 24, 2008
Easter activity
Well, Grandi was not here to help us celebrate this Easter. She and her sister, Charlsie, have gone to Hot Springs to see their brother, who is not doing so well health-wise. Grandi was quite upset that she was going to miss this Easter with Quinlynne (and Quinlynne's momma too- I'm sure) but we definitely understand.
Quinlynne and I got ready for church Sunday afternoon, and I must say- Quinlynne looked absolutely adorable. Grandi had called and left a voicemail for me on Saturday saying she really thought Quinlynne needed a hat to wear with her Easter outfit. So, after several stores and my last-ditch effort to go to the mall....I saw a Dollar Tree store and pulled in. I really wanted to see if they had any cheap strands of pearls. Instead- I came out of Dollar Tree with 2 adorable little white hats. I couldn't decide which would look better with her outfit. Quinlynne also had white gloves to wear. Those had been purchased before she was born by Grandi at a deep discount price of $1.25 or $.70 or something of the sorts at Dillard's.
Quinlynne liked her outfit I think. She left her jacket on for most of church, which impressed me. of course, the gloves came off before Sacrament meeting even started.
After church we came home and napped, then went to Uncles Charlie & Connie's house for some fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy and corn Easter dinner. (Oh yes, the Easter Bunny came and left Quinlynne's basket when she got up from her nap.) And did you know- the craziest thing happened. When Uncle Charlie & Quinlynne left for a minute, the Easter Bunny came and hid eggs in the back yard. We started off with 18 hard boiled eggs. When we came inside, we only had 12....Jazzy (a dog) apparently found the eggs intriguing! it was a great time!
BA Egg Hunt
My friend Angie and I took our kids to the Broken Arrow Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday morning. So, Quinlynne and I met Angie, Isaiah, Elijah & Tez at Central Park Saturday. (We didn't have dance class because of Spring break.) The kids did the Preschool age group egg hunt, so we have TONS of orange eggs now. It was very chilly. Luckily, I had put a sweater on Quinlynne...it was last year's Easter sweater so it was a little short in the sleeves, but it still did its job.
The kids surrounded the perimeter of the orange egg zone and did very well about not starting to pick up the eggs until they blew the whistle or whatever it was they did. All of the kids did very well. They got quite a haul! There were blow up games for the kids to play on, but it was so stinkin' cold, we just packed up the kids and headed to breakfast afterwards! Not a bad Saturday morning!
dye job
Well, this year I finally had the courage to dye Easter eggs with Quinlynne. Grandi had to go out of town, so we had Uncle Charlie and Aunt Connie (or Uncle Connie as Quinlynne calls her) come over on Friday night. We grilled hamburgers and ate, and dyed Easter Eggs.
Quinlynne did pretty well. She only cracked a couple of eggs. She took it upon herself to go ahead and peel one she had cracked. She got the shell all off and the yolk came out of the egg. She thought that was pretty nifty. Then she looked at us and said ""Shooeeey!" She had noticed the smell of eggs.
Anyhow, we taught her how to color on the egg with Crayons, then put the egg in the dye. She did quite well, making pretty circles on her first egg.
About halfway through, after taking the eggs out of the dye, I realized the Crayon colorings were coming off the eggs.....duh- Washable Crayons! And could I find regular ones to save my life? No! Nonetheless, we were productive and they turned out pretty! Quinlynne kept looking in the basket saying "Color eggs!"
stripper man, stripper man
OK, this is so terrible. It has been a joke for quite a while that Quinlynne likes to dance...and seems to be drawn to poles. I have no clue what her infatuation is. Back in February Quinlynne and I went to Elijah's last basketball game. He was playing through a league at one of the Baptist churches here in Broken Arrow. Quinlynne, having never been to a basketball game before thought it was fun, but playing on the bleachers was much more fun. I also had to keep her off the little court before she interfered with the play.
After the games were over, she was playing with Elijah and Isaiah....but she was drawn to the basketball goals. I joked about her being a pole dancer....and sure enough- that's what she did. I hope and pray this is not indicitive of anything in the future!
After the games were over, she was playing with Elijah and Isaiah....but she was drawn to the basketball goals. I joked about her being a pole dancer....and sure enough- that's what she did. I hope and pray this is not indicitive of anything in the future!
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Out and about
Quinlynne climbed out of her crib for the first time months ago. We were lucky enough that she did it a couple of times- then that was it. So, we were able to continue sleeping to our hearts' content. Now, however, she climbs out every morning. We can not sleep in any more. :-( Every morning my sweet little girl with Medusa hair comes in and says "MOMMA- ake up! ake up, ake up! Momma, enut bubber" (Momma, wake up, etc. Momma- I want peanut butter!) Oh, how I miss the days of sleeping in! Whatever happened to that little baby I could just stuff a pacifier in the mouth of and keep on sleeping????
What's funny is- she only climbs out in the mornings. When she goes down for her afternoon naps- she stays in her crib. If she climbs out of her crib while it's just Grandi in charge- Grandi takes her back in her room and makes her climb back into her crib by herself! How funny is that??
So, since it hasn't been consistently warm enough for us to go without panties, we may work on something else. I think we're going to work on getting those fingers out of her mouth. Now, I need suggestions for this. I tried putting hot sauce on her fingers a time or two and that does not work. She got a funny look on her face when she put her hot fingers in her mouth- then she kind of shrugged her shoulders and continued to suck on them. She likes hot stuff! What is that stuff you put on your fingernails when you're trying to stop biting them??? Someone, help!!!!
What's funny is- she only climbs out in the mornings. When she goes down for her afternoon naps- she stays in her crib. If she climbs out of her crib while it's just Grandi in charge- Grandi takes her back in her room and makes her climb back into her crib by herself! How funny is that??
So, since it hasn't been consistently warm enough for us to go without panties, we may work on something else. I think we're going to work on getting those fingers out of her mouth. Now, I need suggestions for this. I tried putting hot sauce on her fingers a time or two and that does not work. She got a funny look on her face when she put her hot fingers in her mouth- then she kind of shrugged her shoulders and continued to suck on them. She likes hot stuff! What is that stuff you put on your fingernails when you're trying to stop biting them??? Someone, help!!!!
Monday, March 17, 2008
Thank you- I can hear you
Today Quinlynne went back to the ENT. We are no stranger to the ENT, as she had her adenoids removed when she was 11 1/2 months old. She also had her tonsils and adenoids removed when she was 23 1/2 months old. A few months ago, during a visit with her PCP, her PCP said she would like Quinlynne to go to have her hearing evaluated because she feels Quinlynne does not enunciate or articulate as well as she should. Needless to say, I have been fretting about this ever since.
We did not have the hearing test I had anticipated. They apparently tested her ear canal and also the nerve that has to do with her hearing. I have no clue anything about this. They did say that absolutely nothing was wrong with her ears though. So, they are going to recommend that Quinlynne go for a speech evaluation and perhaps some speech therapy. This is fine with me.
If you haven't heard Quinlynne speak in a while...it's really her vowel sounds that are most noticeable. For instance, I have a friend named Angie. Quinlynne pronounces this "Ahngee". The phrase open door comes out "Oh-pin Dewr" (sounds a lot like apple juice). TV is TB, etc. This is not too odd, considering I had some speech therapy even until I was in 2nd grade. However, my issues were not the same issues Quinlynne has.
So, I guess I will call Quinlynne's PCP this week and get a referral for her to have a Speech evaluation and go from there.
We did not have the hearing test I had anticipated. They apparently tested her ear canal and also the nerve that has to do with her hearing. I have no clue anything about this. They did say that absolutely nothing was wrong with her ears though. So, they are going to recommend that Quinlynne go for a speech evaluation and perhaps some speech therapy. This is fine with me.
If you haven't heard Quinlynne speak in a while...it's really her vowel sounds that are most noticeable. For instance, I have a friend named Angie. Quinlynne pronounces this "Ahngee". The phrase open door comes out "Oh-pin Dewr" (sounds a lot like apple juice). TV is TB, etc. This is not too odd, considering I had some speech therapy even until I was in 2nd grade. However, my issues were not the same issues Quinlynne has.
So, I guess I will call Quinlynne's PCP this week and get a referral for her to have a Speech evaluation and go from there.
Friday, March 14, 2008
Loss- how do you explain?
So, I went to work today. I worked at St. John's from 3-11. When I work this shift I usually leave the house about 1:45 so I can get a Sonic Happy Hour drink, then get to the hospital around 2:15, check in and get my assignment, then get to the floor and get report so I can start on time. I thought this was going to be a terrible night when I get to the staffing office and theyu told me the floor I was going to be on. However, it wasn't too terribly bad and I only had like 6 or 7 patients. Of course, 4 of them were very needy patients, but that's beside the point. I was definitely tired after work- but that's okay.
After work I had to go by the Gillem's and get my Jeep back. Uncle Charlie had put new breaks on it for me. So, I did not get home until after midnight.
Mom told me she had had quite an eventful day after I left. Long story short- Noel is no longer a part of the Hoffman household. She started vomitting and popping blood. Mom took her to the vet, they did a scope, but could not save her. The vet said it looked like she had gotten into some sort of poison, but it also looked like she had had some sort of genetic stomach problem she had had since birth. Mom said Quinlynne had not asked about Noel yet. But when she does, how do I tell her Noel died, and that she is not coming home? Quinlynne has already lost her Poppa. She understands that Poppa is with Jesus. But- do I tell her the same thing about Noel? Do I tell her that Noel is with Poppa now????
I will end this with a little picture of Quinlynne and her New-elle!
Thursday, March 13, 2008
wet pants, no pants
Since Quinlynne has a sore on her bottom from a diaper rash gone awry, I decided last night that she could just go without pants. Well, she decided she wanted to wear panties instead of going without any pants. She put on a pair of training panties and did really well. She never peepeed in the potty, but she never wet her pants before bed, either.
Today we were going to a play date with some of the moms and kids from church. Quinylnne decided she wanted to wear panties again. I decided that was okay with me....chance-y but okay. So I put on a pair of panties and vinyl pants and her jeans. I reminded her several times that when she feels that feeling in her tummy she needs to let Momma know so we can go to the potty. I asked her several times if she needed to go and she repeatedly said no- finally one time I asked her and she had a funny look on her face. I went over to feel her pants and she was soaking wet. Had Momma brought any extra pants? NO! I brought extra panties, but no extra pants. So- my daughter played on the playground, in public, with a shirt, panties and that's it....she'd even taken her shoes off. Classy, eh?
Then we decided to go meet Grandi at Marshall's and check out the clothes and pajamas there. She wanted to continue wearing her panties. So, I let her. We left her pants off and she walked around the store in a shirt and panties and shoes. I did explain to people that we were working on potty training. To make a long story short- she peed her pants twice in the store. One time she even went "OH" and made a face. We asked her if she needed to potty and she said no. Not 2 minutes later she had wet. Sheesh! I gave up and put a diaper on her rear. What on earth to do????
Today we were going to a play date with some of the moms and kids from church. Quinylnne decided she wanted to wear panties again. I decided that was okay with me....chance-y but okay. So I put on a pair of panties and vinyl pants and her jeans. I reminded her several times that when she feels that feeling in her tummy she needs to let Momma know so we can go to the potty. I asked her several times if she needed to go and she repeatedly said no- finally one time I asked her and she had a funny look on her face. I went over to feel her pants and she was soaking wet. Had Momma brought any extra pants? NO! I brought extra panties, but no extra pants. So- my daughter played on the playground, in public, with a shirt, panties and that's it....she'd even taken her shoes off. Classy, eh?
Then we decided to go meet Grandi at Marshall's and check out the clothes and pajamas there. She wanted to continue wearing her panties. So, I let her. We left her pants off and she walked around the store in a shirt and panties and shoes. I did explain to people that we were working on potty training. To make a long story short- she peed her pants twice in the store. One time she even went "OH" and made a face. We asked her if she needed to potty and she said no. Not 2 minutes later she had wet. Sheesh! I gave up and put a diaper on her rear. What on earth to do????
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
COOKIES!!!
We did this back on February 20, but Quinlynne helped make cookies for the first time. I am sure it would have turned out just fine if we would have tried this earlier. However, if you know me, you know that I am not the most patient person in the world. So, I wanted to wait until a day when I knew I had patience, so we would both have a good time. We made Chocolate peanut butter chip cookies. Quinlynne helped me measure, pour, mix and the most important- taste test the cookie dough. I taught her how to lick the beaters, and she caught on rather well.
She got to wear an apron and hat, and use some pot holders she got from Grandi for Christmas. She did look awfully cute.
All in all, the cookies turned out very yummy. Quinlynne's first cooking experience was fun and we both survived!
You'll have to forgive the pictures not being where I want them. I'm still trying to figure out how to work this whole blog thing!
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Prayer working
Well, I had known this for a month or so- but Quinlynne is actually catching on to prayer. She went to stay with my cousin Penny and her son CJ, and my aunt Charlsie about a month and a half ago. I called Penny to check in on Quinlynne and she had good news for me. She said they had made breakfast and were getting ready to eat their oatmeal when Quinlynne pipes up and says "NO NO NO" whilst shaking her finger at them. She then folded her arms and bowed her head. Penny said "Do we need to bless the food?" Quinlynne nodded her head, so Penny helped her out and they blessed the food. I was so impressed! At home, when we bless the food (and say any prayer, for that matter) we have to try to make her sit still, and listen to her try and talk etc. Something is sinking in!
This evening before we ate dinner (chicken and dumplings- my first time to make it) we announced that we needed to bless the food. Quinlynne said she "would do". So, with a little help from Grandi, Quinlynne blessed the food. I was so proud of her.
Today while I was gone to go fill out a job application and take the necessary drug screening test, Quinlynne stayed home with Grandi. I had a request that was fulfilled while I was gone. My cousin Beau is in the Army and is now guarding prisoners in Iraq. I thought Beau would like it very much to receive a picture colored by Quinlynne. (He has a nephew that is about 3 weeks younger than she is.) Quinlynne picked out the picture she was coloring.....it was a picture of a big truck and she announced to her Grandi that "It Poppa's truck". She even colored it red and black like her Poppa's truck. It is amazing to me that my dad passed away 14 months ago almost (She was 16 months old when he died) and she remembers him, things he did, and different things about him. The veil is thin for the young ones!
I will try to post pictures of Quinlynne playing a little while later. I am trying to convince her to put some night time clothes on!
This evening before we ate dinner (chicken and dumplings- my first time to make it) we announced that we needed to bless the food. Quinlynne said she "would do". So, with a little help from Grandi, Quinlynne blessed the food. I was so proud of her.
Today while I was gone to go fill out a job application and take the necessary drug screening test, Quinlynne stayed home with Grandi. I had a request that was fulfilled while I was gone. My cousin Beau is in the Army and is now guarding prisoners in Iraq. I thought Beau would like it very much to receive a picture colored by Quinlynne. (He has a nephew that is about 3 weeks younger than she is.) Quinlynne picked out the picture she was coloring.....it was a picture of a big truck and she announced to her Grandi that "It Poppa's truck". She even colored it red and black like her Poppa's truck. It is amazing to me that my dad passed away 14 months ago almost (She was 16 months old when he died) and she remembers him, things he did, and different things about him. The veil is thin for the young ones!
I will try to post pictures of Quinlynne playing a little while later. I am trying to convince her to put some night time clothes on!
Monday, March 10, 2008
List for Tricia
I don't know if any of you realize this- I'm sure you do, but I am totally into reading the blog of a family in North Carolina. It is http://www.cfhusband.blogspot.com/. It is the story of Nathan, Tricia and their baby girl, Gwyneth. Anyhow- go check out the blog I mentioned, then the list I am about to post will make sense to you.
Tricia, I am a single mom- so maybe my list will me a little bit different than other moms'. Either way...I'm sure the list could go on, and on, and on.... I know you look forward to all of these things:
- Never being able to go ANYWHERE with a clean shirt.
- Not being able to just leave the house at a moments' notice, as you have to pack everything, including the kitchen sink, when going someplace....'cause you never know when you just might need something.
- The first time your baby girl says "Momma...".
- About a year or a year and a half later and hearing "Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma" from the backseat...and then realize YOU are momma.
- Your baby girl wanting to just be by you, and not being able to get close enough, when she's tired.
- Going in to check on your baby girl late at night in her crib, having to pick her up, and her saying "Momma?"....you're the first thing that goes through her mind!
- Being totally into a Sunday School lesson and having the nursery worker bring her to you for a diaper change...she's stinky!
- Sitting in the middle of church and continuing to think your baby has a dirty diaper on, only to realize she was with your aunt and uncle the night before and she had beans for dinner.... stinky toots!
- (I can't believe I'm about to admit this one...) Being glad you have your baby with you in the store because you have the toots yourself and you know everyone just thinks that nasty smell is your baby's diaper.
- Strolling places with your baby and having people stare and tell you how beautiful she is.
- Looking at this precious baby who grew inside of your womb, whom you felt moving inside of you, amazed that she was just inside of you, and in awe that Heavenly Father trusts you with this beautiful, precious, amazing gift.
- Your first Christmas as a mom... The entire Christmas story has a whole new meaning, and feeling a new love and kinship with Mary.
- Walking in the door and hearing your baby's feet running towards you so she can hug you and say your name.
- Leaving a restaurant floor messy.
- Not being able to drive with two hands on the wheel...one hand is trying to find a pacifier to shut the urchin up!
- I could go on and on and on....but there are so many I could be here all day! I can't wait for you to have it all!
Shandolynne
Tricia, I am a single mom- so maybe my list will me a little bit different than other moms'. Either way...I'm sure the list could go on, and on, and on.... I know you look forward to all of these things:
- Never being able to go ANYWHERE with a clean shirt.
- Not being able to just leave the house at a moments' notice, as you have to pack everything, including the kitchen sink, when going someplace....'cause you never know when you just might need something.
- The first time your baby girl says "Momma...".
- About a year or a year and a half later and hearing "Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma" from the backseat...and then realize YOU are momma.
- Your baby girl wanting to just be by you, and not being able to get close enough, when she's tired.
- Going in to check on your baby girl late at night in her crib, having to pick her up, and her saying "Momma?"....you're the first thing that goes through her mind!
- Being totally into a Sunday School lesson and having the nursery worker bring her to you for a diaper change...she's stinky!
- Sitting in the middle of church and continuing to think your baby has a dirty diaper on, only to realize she was with your aunt and uncle the night before and she had beans for dinner.... stinky toots!
- (I can't believe I'm about to admit this one...) Being glad you have your baby with you in the store because you have the toots yourself and you know everyone just thinks that nasty smell is your baby's diaper.
- Strolling places with your baby and having people stare and tell you how beautiful she is.
- Looking at this precious baby who grew inside of your womb, whom you felt moving inside of you, amazed that she was just inside of you, and in awe that Heavenly Father trusts you with this beautiful, precious, amazing gift.
- Your first Christmas as a mom... The entire Christmas story has a whole new meaning, and feeling a new love and kinship with Mary.
- Walking in the door and hearing your baby's feet running towards you so she can hug you and say your name.
- Leaving a restaurant floor messy.
- Not being able to drive with two hands on the wheel...one hand is trying to find a pacifier to shut the urchin up!
- I could go on and on and on....but there are so many I could be here all day! I can't wait for you to have it all!
Shandolynne
Beautiful day!
Today the weather is so beautiful! The weather is in the 50s, it is sunny and not too windy. So, I put a hat on Quinlynne's head, put the leash on Noel and we headed out to walk around our neighborhood. It was so nice! Quinlynne usually hates leaning back in her stroller at all, but today she told me she needed to "lean back, Momma". I think it was because the sun was in her eyes. Noel pooped out about 1/2 way through the walk, so she ended up riding in the stroller too. Good thing she is not a big dog!
Speaking of this dog....does anyone else have a Bichon Frise? This dog is THE most difficult thing to housebreak. She was born in October, so it's not like she's a brand new puppy. Today, for instance, we came in from our walk and I was doing around the house...and noticed this dang dog had peed in the floor. What in the heck?? It is so frustrating. Anyone with this breed of dog have any input?
Also, Quinlynne Lucille cracked me up today. She was saying something I couldn't really understand- then it dawned on me what she was saying. "Momma, I so mad!" She said it repeatedly. She then went into the dining room and sat at the table with her head in her hands saying "I just so mad." It was just hilarious. I never did find out what had upset her. All I know, is this child of mine cracks me up continuously!
Speaking of this dog....does anyone else have a Bichon Frise? This dog is THE most difficult thing to housebreak. She was born in October, so it's not like she's a brand new puppy. Today, for instance, we came in from our walk and I was doing around the house...and noticed this dang dog had peed in the floor. What in the heck?? It is so frustrating. Anyone with this breed of dog have any input?
Also, Quinlynne Lucille cracked me up today. She was saying something I couldn't really understand- then it dawned on me what she was saying. "Momma, I so mad!" She said it repeatedly. She then went into the dining room and sat at the table with her head in her hands saying "I just so mad." It was just hilarious. I never did find out what had upset her. All I know, is this child of mine cracks me up continuously!
Sunday, March 2, 2008
First time
Well, Quinlynne just turned 2 1/2 on February 22....but I'm finally going to blog. I have a myspace account as well, so if you wnat to check it out and get more pictures of us, etc. you can go to www.myspace.com/shandolynne. Quinlynne does funny things ever day that are so naughty- but really all I can do is laugh.
Like just a few minutes ago I walked into her room because she was supposed to be taking a nap and I wanted to see if she needed to be covered up. Well, the little stinker had pulled her basket with her "beauty supplies" down and had several things in her crib with her. She had her hair curl lotion, Aquaphor, Aveeno baby lotion, and some hair gel all in the bed with her. She had the Aveeno and hair gel open, and there was some lotion on her face and then the child had hair gel ALL OVER. She was rubbing it in like lotion, and it was dripping from her bottom lip. She had also taken her pants off so she could get more "lotion" rubbed in. I just took everything away from her, wiped the stuff off her face, and told her to lay down and take her nap. I had to stifle my laughter until I could get away from her room.
My kid is constantly doing or saying something funny. I just wonder what I did before her???
Like just a few minutes ago I walked into her room because she was supposed to be taking a nap and I wanted to see if she needed to be covered up. Well, the little stinker had pulled her basket with her "beauty supplies" down and had several things in her crib with her. She had her hair curl lotion, Aquaphor, Aveeno baby lotion, and some hair gel all in the bed with her. She had the Aveeno and hair gel open, and there was some lotion on her face and then the child had hair gel ALL OVER. She was rubbing it in like lotion, and it was dripping from her bottom lip. She had also taken her pants off so she could get more "lotion" rubbed in. I just took everything away from her, wiped the stuff off her face, and told her to lay down and take her nap. I had to stifle my laughter until I could get away from her room.
My kid is constantly doing or saying something funny. I just wonder what I did before her???
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