"My beloved is unto me as a bundle of myrrh." Song of Solomon 1:13
January 21st, 2009 by Aubri
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Lily is eating big girl food now. Her favorites are carrots and applesauce.
A yummy banana in mesh. These things are great!
January 15th, 2009 by Aubri
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I came across confessions of guilty secrets by some moms while looking at “www.reallygoodmom.com”. I got a laugh from some of them I thought I’d share. (I’ve not read this book by the way, so I can’t endorse it, I just that it looked interesting.)“I let my kid eat stale pretzels off the floor of the car. I justify it by saying it helps his immune system.”
“I have potato chips and soda pop for breakfast while feeding my 6-month-old her organic, homemade baby food.”
“I make the my 2,6, and 9 year olds watch TV downstairs everyday from 4-5:30 p.m. so I can watch Oprah upstairs and drink 1 glass and sometimes 2 glasses of wine so I can “prep” myself for the evening: cooking dinner, 3 baths, dinner dishes, homework,lunches for school,bedtime stories x3,making a to do list for the next freaking day and finally bed for myself. I do this every night, the kids know it’s mommy time while Oprah is on and they will be flattened like pancakes if they come upstairs.”
I guess mine would be letting Lily watch The Bachelor with me while she’s having her bottle. I’m a terrible mother!
January 14th, 2009 by Aubri
Tonight: Bitter wind chills and temperatures. Low: -20 Winds: NW 5-15 mph
Hmmm, “some 30s possible by the weekend”!! Last one in the pool’s a rotten egg!
And here’s some more news from our area.
For a period of time Monday afternoon, being on any road was the last place to be. “The conditions were absolutely horrible,” said Dodge County Sheriff’s Deputy Dave Rathjen. “I couldn’t see in front of my cruiser.” Rathjen’s patrol car was involved in one of at least nine accident calls Monday afternoon, but he wasn’t involved in a monster pileup on U.S. Highway 30 near its intersection with West 23rd Street in Fremont. The crash involved two jackknifed semi-trucks and a 25-car pileup with two other semi-trucks. “It was whiteout conditions at times,” he said. “There was very, very strong winds. If you were walking, the winds would push you from one side of the highway to the other.”
January 14th, 2009 by Aubri
>We’ll have a high of 5 degrees here tomorrow folks. 5 degrees.
