I volunteered in Brooklyns class today and I took Travis with me. When it was time for him to eat I went in the adjoining room and used my nursing cover (AKA Hooter Hider). One of the boys walked through the room as a short cut to the bathroom and he stopped to talk on his way out. This is how the conversation went:
Boy: Hi.
Me: Hi.
Boy: Is he sleeping?
Me: No, he is eating.
Boy: Oh. Does he like to be covered when he eats?
Me: Not really, but I use this for modesty.
Boy: Oh, I know why! Because if the sun gets on it the food will dry up. Right?
Me: Ummmmm, sure.
I didn't seem like he knew much about what was happening under the cover and I sure didn't want to be the one to explain it to him. On his way back in from the bathroom he stopped again:
Boy: Can I see Travis?
Me: No, he's still eating.
Boy: Oh, okay. Bye!
Me: Bye.
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Thursday, January 14, 2010
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
I left you Daddy...
This evening was so nice out...it cooled down enough that we were able to go out a bit before bedtime. Jon was working on the misters for my deck(Yay!), while Brook fed branches to the goat and I sat and watched all the animals playing together....it was a very peaceful evening.
Brooklyn ran past Jon on her way to get something from the house and then stopped and came back and said, "I left you Daddy!" Jon and I looked at each other and shrugged because, well, she's our daughter and she can be quite strange sometimes. She saw our look and decided to explain: "My heart is on the left side of me and so I left you means that I love you." Then she skipped off towards the house while Jon and I laughed and shook our heads.
I totally "left" that kid!
Brooklyn ran past Jon on her way to get something from the house and then stopped and came back and said, "I left you Daddy!" Jon and I looked at each other and shrugged because, well, she's our daughter and she can be quite strange sometimes. She saw our look and decided to explain: "My heart is on the left side of me and so I left you means that I love you." Then she skipped off towards the house while Jon and I laughed and shook our heads.
I totally "left" that kid!
Saturday, January 31, 2009
I love you more...
If you were a fly on a wall in my daughters bedroom last night you would have heard:
Mommy: "Goodnight Brooklyn, I love you."
Brooklyn: "Goodnight Mommy, I love you too. I love you more than a sleeping bag!"
Mommy: "I love you more than a sleeping bag and a pillow!"
Brooklyn: "I love you more than a sleeping bag, a pillow, a ring and a fan!"
Mommy: "Okay, you have to go to sleep or we will be doing this all night!"
Mommy: "Goodnight Brooklyn, I love you."
Brooklyn: "Goodnight Mommy, I love you too. I love you more than a sleeping bag!"
Mommy: "I love you more than a sleeping bag and a pillow!"
Brooklyn: "I love you more than a sleeping bag, a pillow, a ring and a fan!"
Mommy: "Okay, you have to go to sleep or we will be doing this all night!"
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Chatting over cheerios
I am not a breakfast person...I get up, make coffee and then usually I don't eat until lunch. This morning when I poured Brooklyn her cereal, I decided to sit at the table with her and have a bowl myself.
She is very chatty in the morning and thankfully I had a pen and paper handy to take a few notes about our conversation.
Here are my favorite bits:
Brooklyn: "God was dancing and He crashed into my stuff and woke me up and I was like, 'Oh good gracious!'"
Brooklyn: "My friend Morgan told me that if you don't brush your teeth at night and in the morning, they can fall out of your forhead. That's really creepy, huh Mom!"
I think I may eat breakfast more often:)
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Cars and dreams...bet you didn't know.
I walked by Brooklyns room this morning while she was getting ready for school and she had the biggest smile on her face. She said, "Mom! Do you know why I am smiling?" And I said, "No, why are you smiling?" She said, "Because I had a dream about Justin and that makes me smile!" (He is a boy from her school that she likes one day and then doesn't the next depending on if they played together or not) I told her that we were running late, but that I would love to hear about her dream in the car on the way to school.
When we finished getting ready and got in the car I asked her to tell me all about her great dream. She tried to tell me, but then she said, "I can't really remember in the car like I can in the house. Cars steal dreams. They really do Mom."
Oh man! I had to try so hard not to laugh:) I love being the Mom of a five year old girl.
When we finished getting ready and got in the car I asked her to tell me all about her great dream. She tried to tell me, but then she said, "I can't really remember in the car like I can in the house. Cars steal dreams. They really do Mom."
Oh man! I had to try so hard not to laugh:) I love being the Mom of a five year old girl.
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The most important thing she’d learned over the years was that there was no way to be a perfect mother and a million ways to be a good one."
~Jill Churchill
~Jill Churchill