Wednesday, September 11, 2013

Wordless Wednesday: Lost

Somewhere in this house there is a little lost tooth...  (Ick.)


Grace (7) had to leave a note for the Tooth Fairy last night.

Josiah (11) recently told me that he had seen "on the news" that the nationwide average amount of money the Tooth Fairy leaves is $3.80.  She doesn't leave nearly that much here--she leaves $1.00, which is four times the amount she left me for the majority of my lost teeth when I was a child.

How much does the Tooth Fairy leave in your home?

This post is linked to 5 Minutes for Mom and Sarah Halstead at The Naptime Momtog for Wordless Wednesday.

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Wordless Wednesday: Josiah

I think it's time for a couple of flashbacks...

The first one is from when Josiah (now 11) had just turned four:

Out of the blue, Josiah said to me, "I think it would be better to have just one boy."  I asked him why, and he replied, with the all-knowing wisdom of a four-year-old, "Because kids aren't very smart.  A boy will just go in the street even if his mom tells him not to."

And another one, when Josiah was nearly five:

Josiah excitedly ran inside from playing in the backyard and told Jason and me about how he had seen a rabbit in our yard, and how he had very, very quietly walked up behind the rabbit and had petted the rabbit's back before the rabbit realized he was there.  He vividly described how the rabbit sat, motionless, while he felt something touch his back, and then hopped away.  Josiah went on and on about this experience, adding details here and there, before Jason stopped him and asked, "Did any of this really happen?"  Josiah paused, looked up at us, and in his matter-of-fact way said, "Well, there was a rabbit."



Josiah at age 5

This post is linked to 5 Minutes for Mom and Sarah Halstead at The Naptime Momtog for Wordless Wednesday, and to Ashley Sisk  for Wittle People Wednesday.

Friday, August 2, 2013

What Diet Coke Drinkers Have Known All Along


The World of Coca Cola building


We took a trip to Atlanta last week for a Braves game and stopped off at The Varsity.  As we were getting back into our van, I happened to spot the rays of sunlight spotlighting the World of Coke building.  I teased Jason (the Diet Coke drinker in our family), saying that you could almost hear the chorus of angels singing "Laaaaaaaaaaaa"...

Thursday, August 1, 2013

Attitude

Bono has started sitting with his front legs crossed...which makes him look like he has an attitude with his tongue hanging sticking out if you catch him at the right angle.


This was before his summer cut, and around the time that a neighborhood boy asked if he was a bear!  Because, obviously, if we had a pet bear, we would have our 11 year old walk him through the neighborhood every day...
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