About Me
- cathy
- I have been married to my wonderful husband for 9 years. We have two daughters, Elizabeth (5 yrs) and Emily (4 yrs) and one son, Charlie (7 months).
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Birthday Party Overload
One might say that three birthday parties in two days, at the same location, is a bit much. I was that person, until I saw the wreckless abondon that my girls enjoyed. Watching them interact with friends and jump into a pit of foam blocks (germ infested, I know) was priceless. The fact that my presence isn't really needed anymore doesn't make me sad. It makes me feel like a secret spy into their social networking. Elizabeth enjoys the physical activity and her "best friends" that happen to be boys. Emily relishes the sqeauling and giggling of the girls but isn't afraid to sweat. Of course the cake and ice cream along with the goodie bag is the favorite of both girls. Elizabeth scrapes every last crumb and shred of icing off the plate, while Emily rushes through her dessert in hopes that she can squeak out one more moment of play/social interaction with her friends. As I stand with the other moms and converse about which swim lessons are best, how many days in preschool make a difference, I'm secretly watching my sweet babies grow into big girls. Time flies when you're having fun...
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Elizabeth's quotes during her illness
On Tamiful:
"This medicine tastes worse than mud!" When has she tasted mud???
On her fever:
"I'll never be able to go outside with this fever." Poor baby wanted to ride her bike.
"Will I be sick forever?"
On Jeff staying up with her in the middle of the night:
"Daddy, you need to get some sleep too." He was "sleeping" in the chair in the living room while she was on the couch.
"This medicine tastes worse than mud!" When has she tasted mud???
On her fever:
"I'll never be able to go outside with this fever." Poor baby wanted to ride her bike.
"Will I be sick forever?"
On Jeff staying up with her in the middle of the night:
"Daddy, you need to get some sleep too." He was "sleeping" in the chair in the living room while she was on the couch.
That's so sweet! I love their big personalities -- so different but both irresistible -- and your observations of the contrast. Can't wait to see where Charlie fits in.
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