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House of Kee: "An old woman pushed us even faster than this."
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Whatever keeps them entertained. Monday, February 04, 2013. An old woman pushed us even faster than this. Said my daughter after I told her that I was pushing as fast as I could. Smell ya later. aly. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cartoons for grown ups. How to peel an onion. In case you were wondering. The Boogs and the Pearl. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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House of Kee: natural consequences, or how I plan to make $60
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Whatever keeps them entertained. Thursday, January 31, 2013. Natural consequences, or how I plan to make $60. You see, when I bought that new, fancy $18 umbrella, I made it clear to all involved that its only purpose was to keep me. I marched toward the house and quickly demanded everyone join me in the living room. I stood in the center of the room holding my fancy umbrella, and the conversation went something like this. Me: ( in teacher voice). Hands go up immediately. Henry: What if, say, I'm at tutor...
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House of Kee: June 2011
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Whatever keeps them entertained. Friday, June 24, 2011. Let'sgo to.the movies! Guest blogger - Patrick). 11:55am. The movie starts at 12:15pm. 8220;All-right guys, listen. You can have the popcorn now but save the candy(oh yeah, we got candy too) until the movie starts.”. Oh yeah, we did not have lunch.). 12:13pm. The popcorn is done. The previews get going and I open all the candy. The boys are sharing an M&M’s (classic) and Ceci has a box of Nerds (not as classic.). 8220;I have to go potty! But I haven...
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House of Kee: a proposal, thankfully, rejected
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Whatever keeps them entertained. Friday, September 04, 2009. A proposal, thankfully, rejected. This conversation transpired while I was at work last night:. Henry: ( looking at our wedding picture on the wall. Look at that picture, Ceci. That's when Mommy and Daddy were brother and sister before they got married. Ceci, we are going to get married when we grow up, just like Mommy and Daddy. Ceci: I'm not going to marry you. I'm gonna marry some other guy. Smell ya later. aly. Enjoy your weekend getaway!
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House of Kee: January 2013
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Whatever keeps them entertained. Thursday, January 31, 2013. Someone's been reading The Guinness Book of World Records. At the risk of overloading you with all the family dialogue, I relay the following conversation that happened in the car on the way to piano lessons today. Henry: The shortest person in the world is a woman. She is only 1 foot 8 inches. The shortest man is 2 feet 2 inches. The tallest person is a man in China or something. He is 8 feel 11 inches, I think. Ceci: Mommy, how tall is 8 feet?
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House of Kee: November 2011
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Whatever keeps them entertained. Wednesday, November 30, 2011. The following statement was just made to me:. I was putting these pants (points to pants she is wearing) on Rhea because I wanted them to smell like Rhea because I wanted to smell like a cat because I am pretending I 'm a cat.". If that doesn't sum up my daughter right now, I don't know what does. Smell ya later. aly. Sunday, November 27, 2011. Did you know I have a blog? A true piece of Halloween Americana! Costumery at its finest! Aaaaand t...
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House of Kee: News
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Whatever keeps them entertained. Thursday, January 24, 2013. New piano (a honky tonk/ player piano, no less! New hobby (with instruction manual? New glasses (for Patrick). Smell ya later. aly. Cant wait to hear it! Enjoy all the other news too. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cartoons for grown ups. How to peel an onion. In case you were wondering. The Boogs and the Pearl. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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House of Kee: October 2011
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Whatever keeps them entertained. Sunday, October 09, 2011. I was never very good at leaving. It is Sunday morning. I slept in until 8. Patrick and Malcolm are still sleeping at 8:55. Henry made my coffee. Ceci made her own toast. This is awesome, right? So why do I regularly miss the old days of stay-at-home mom baby/toddlerhood? I made a point to pay attention and savor things, and it still went by fast. All I am saying is it surprised me how much leaving that stage has affected me. Me: Oh, really?
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House of Kee: Someone's been reading The Guinness Book of World Records
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Whatever keeps them entertained. Thursday, January 31, 2013. Someone's been reading The Guinness Book of World Records. At the risk of overloading you with all the family dialogue, I relay the following conversation that happened in the car on the way to piano lessons today. Henry: The shortest person in the world is a woman. She is only 1 foot 8 inches. The shortest man is 2 feet 2 inches. The tallest person is a man in China or something. He is 8 feel 11 inches, I think. Ceci: Mommy, how tall is 8 feet?
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House of Kee: July 2011
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Whatever keeps them entertained. Saturday, July 16, 2011. Maybe you don't know this, but Patrick is coaching t-ball for Malcolm's team. (Insert comparison of sports for the young and herding cats.) This past Thursday was our first game. Here we have the coach and the boy:. It is a good thing I am a teacher by trade and can manage multiple children because sitting on the bench proved to be much more difficult than it would be for, say, me. I believe I made the following statements:. Smell ya later. aly.
