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The Cliftons: Potty Training Blues
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Thursday, January 29, 2009. I normally only blog to give updates. However, I am passionate about this subject. I passionately HATE potty training! Even when it goes well, it is a whooping. Top Ten Reasons I Hate Potty Training. 1 I hate being obsessed about someone elses urine and poo. 2 I hate having to jump out of bed the second I hear them wake up so I can put them on the pot. 3 I hate being a cheerleader for pee and poo, especially when I have to cheer every 45 minutes. 10 My top reason I hate potty ...
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The Cliftons: November 2009
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Thursday, November 19, 2009. Wild Thing I Think I Love You. Mrs Hendrix I hope your class enjoys this! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Finding the CASTLES in all of this CHAOS! From my front porch lookin' in. The Clontstress Has Spoken. Our life is a 'riot! Adventures of a Supermom. Wild Thing I Think I Love You. View my complete profile.
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The Cliftons: August 2008
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Sunday, August 24, 2008. It has been a busy few weeks. School has started and summer is flying by. As you can see we have been staying busy on the weekends, trying to get out of the apartment. We went to the Quarter Midget races on Saturday www.HQMA.org. And the kids had a blast! They had a tennis ball toss and the kids won a checkerboard game. The kids hadn't been this close to races before and Chris is convinced Parker will get to do some victory laps with the checkered flag. Monday, August 18, 2008.
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The Cliftons: April 2009
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Sunday, April 5, 2009. Mama is making pancakes on Saturday morning. You let your 5 year old try and make chocolate milk by himself. You have a little sister and a big imagination. Meet the King and Queen of Narnia. Parker goes fishing in the Tennessee River. You watch too much Man vs. Wild. Cool survival shelter guys! A 2 week project turns into a 2 month project. Spring comes to Alabama. 2 people fall in love. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Finding the CASTLES in all of this CHAOS! Our life is a 'riot!
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Ellis Family: April 2010
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Friday, April 9, 2010. A Busy Day For The Birthday Boy. Connor had a whirlwind day to celebrate turning 3. We started off painting pottery, and made him a birthday. Plate The lady even gave him a little dinosaur to paint. As a birthday gift. Working on his plate. He was actually more interested in playing with this. Little doggie, Sadie, whose owner runs the store:). Chris got off work a little early so we headed. To the park so Connor could try out the new. Scooter his Grammy and Grandpa Ellis gave him.
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Ellis Family: September 2010
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Friday, September 3, 2010. Chris meets some of the most generous people through his work. One of his patients owns a peach/apple orchard out in Palisade and they invited us to come out and pick all the peaches we wanted. Palisade peaches are a prized possession around here, so we definitely took advantage! It was so beautiful and just a lovely activity to do as a family. Here we are, with Mt. Garfield in the background. Me and my little peach pickers:). Connor loved it and kept saying "look, I found a.
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Ellis Family: November 2010
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Monday, November 29, 2010. If there is any sort of basket or container around, Cora will fill it up with whatever is available. She likes to go around with a little toy or socks in each hand. She just likes "things". This was a perfect example the other day when she had the shopping cart loaded with the funniest assortment of items. Baby, shoe, toys, bottle, cookie cutters, what else? She'll just push it around until she finds something, then stops and throws it in! Okay, Now It's Christmas Time! We are ...
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Ellis Family: July 2010
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Monday, July 26, 2010. Where Do I Even Begin! Trust me, you'll be exhausted just looking at the part I. So much has happened since April! They both did great and we are proud of them for taking it on! That trip will also always hold a special place in our hearts because it was the last visit we had with my Grandpa Budd. He passed away suddenly of a heart attack on June 9 th. Somewhere in the mix, the kids and I met my Mom, her sister (my Aunt Pam), my Uncle Chris and my cousin, Angelina in Glenwood.
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Ellis Family: December 2010
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Friday, December 31, 2010. So here goes. December with the Ellis Family! The Christmas season started off with the Parade of Lights the first weekend in December. It was not nearly as cold as last year, so that was nice. Connor Lee enjoying the show. Of course, Connor's fave was the snowmobiling float:). Chris and Connor have started the tradition of going to a Nuggets game each winter with our friend Matt and his twin girls, Carli and Jillian. Looks to me like they had a pretty fun time! We had another ...
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Ellis Family: February 2010
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Monday, February 15, 2010. Another month has come and gone, and here I am again,. Doing a huge post to catch us up in the blog world. All is well in the Ellis house. Connor is potty training. And it's going pretty good. We can't believe he'll be 3. Soon He makes us laugh every day and his latest. Obsession is ice hockey:) He and Cora are finally beginning. To enjoy each other a little more. Cora is growing like. A weed, enchanting us daily. She is so sweet and happy. Loving on each other. A very long tim...
