Can we live without the bah-boo?
Nate and Emily custom fit the blinds in Emmy's bedroom last night. She was little miss plumber pants. Poor thing doesn't have anything on her backside to hold her pants up. Everytime she bent down to pick up a section of the blinds, her pants would fall down. I had to be creative in making a belt for her. I had a piece of fabric leftover from a project, so I cut a strip of it and looped it through her pants for most of the day. She wasn't too fond of it, but it sure kept me from having to yank her pants up all day.
Tonight we caulked all of our crown and baseboard work from the weekend. It is so rewarding to do projects like this! If you're ever in good ole Marion, drop in to see our little home. It's a great place to be!
We are trying to take Emily's Bah-boo (pacifier) out of her life. We were never going to give her one in the first place, but one of the nurses at the hospital in Lone Tree, CO thought she needed it. When they brought her into us in post-partum there it was protruding out of her mouth. She's been attached to it ever since. Today she was in the laundry room and there is a register on the floor that doesn't have a cover on it from the flooring project we did in there. Anyway, she pulled her bah-boo out of her mouth and it bounced right down the vent shaft. Gone. I could hear it bouncing down under the house. Of course we have others, but what a great opportunity to try and rid her of this habit. My only problem is, she is the master at hiding them in strategic places around the house. I've been on the prowl all night trying to find the ones that are unaccounted for. Wish me luck!
Tonight we caulked all of our crown and baseboard work from the weekend. It is so rewarding to do projects like this! If you're ever in good ole Marion, drop in to see our little home. It's a great place to be!
We are trying to take Emily's Bah-boo (pacifier) out of her life. We were never going to give her one in the first place, but one of the nurses at the hospital in Lone Tree, CO thought she needed it. When they brought her into us in post-partum there it was protruding out of her mouth. She's been attached to it ever since. Today she was in the laundry room and there is a register on the floor that doesn't have a cover on it from the flooring project we did in there. Anyway, she pulled her bah-boo out of her mouth and it bounced right down the vent shaft. Gone. I could hear it bouncing down under the house. Of course we have others, but what a great opportunity to try and rid her of this habit. My only problem is, she is the master at hiding them in strategic places around the house. I've been on the prowl all night trying to find the ones that are unaccounted for. Wish me luck!
posted by the lambs at 9:34 PM
1 Comments:
I did the same thing when I was a kid except I flushed it down the toilet! It was a great way to rid myself of the thing (although I didn't think so at the time.) I enjoy your blog site and still in the process of setting ours up. Have a great Labor Day-the house looks good, plumber pants and all!
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