Tim’s mobile. This means Bobbie can no longer reside in peace on any surface lower than 12 inches. He’ll get her. The look in their eyes says it all, doesn’t it?
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Lauren on Time…
(hanging head in shame) This year I completely abandoned any organizational system for bills, receipts and papers. When tax time ...Peggy on Quisp. In my house.
HA! That is hilarious!Brad on Time…
In classic Dad fashion, I keep all my pay stubs and receipts for each year in a shoe box. ...Peggy on Time…
AHHHHHH!!!!! You said the 't' word.Kristi on Time…
Oh, that's painful. We mailed in our quarterly estimates last week. That hurt, too.
LOVE THEM PICS!! Oh the memories in the makin’ … yep good times ahead for these two! Love Bobbie peepin’ in!
(I was tryng to find a funny video from “Rocket Man”— “It wasn’t me.” but couldn’t. I did however find a very early video of Brad. BTW: we still go thru this with him everyday)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fN1DxmadTQ
Great video!
Is that kindergartener still using a high chair?
Ha! Poor Bobbie – at least she’s quick on her feet. What a wonderful challenge for Tim to become proficient! “Get the kitty! Get the kitty!”
Ha Peggy! Yes indeed this video could be our poor, sleepy, Brad. BUT we wouldn’t dare try to feed him while he naps.
Beth – so glad to see you are updating more regularly. It’s great to see Tim growing into a mischievous young lad. The look on his face in that first shot is priceless, “Who me? I didn’t do it!”
In the contest between hunger and sleepiness, sleepiness always wins. When I was younger, I may have tried to eat when I was that sleepy, but now I know better. Now when I’m that sleepy, I sit at my desk at school and try to do some work.
Heh. I like Bobbie’s airplane ears in the second picture.
So, I guess you put your head down and try to absorb by osmosis?
*sigh… It’s nice enough there that you can have the door open. We had snow yesterday and today.
At least Bobbie can escape to the outdoors.