Okay, I'm tired of it being so hard for everyone to look up my blog. As of today, I'm just going to open it up to everyone! Are you ready for this world?
The other "what the heck" is more of a question, "What the heck?" Between the two girls I changed 6 (yes, six) dirty diapers this morning all before 10 am. And to top that, the first one woke me up at 5 am. That has been the motivating factor for me to get religious about potty training Brooklyn. I chose Brooklyn because of the three (Jackson wears his pull-ups at night) she seems like my best hope. That being said, she is my strong-willed child too. (It's probably a horrible thing to put labels on your children, but Jackson is my passive aggressive child and Dakotah has yet to stake her claim in the family.) Brooklyn is the one who will get into trouble just to see if she can get caught. She loves being chased and would sell her soul for anything sweet. I'll keep you all updated on her progress. That way you can all tease her when she is about 16 on how she used to take her diaper off when it got poopy and make Daddy chase her around the house to clean up the drippings. (Yesterday)
Until then, I wish a dry diaper day to you all.
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Sarah--well I'm certainly glad you opened up the blog because now I can see what is happening with your little family. I had heard you two had moved back so it is nice to see you are here. Is Jen still living at the house too? And what is Dayne planning on doing with school?
Also, love the family pics. And I love your hair with bangs. You and Dayne and your family look great. I look forward to reading more.
Sarah--I have never had any problem getting on your blog. I just put it on my favorites. Your family pictures are really cute. When you have experiences like yesterday, just remind yourself that Abraham Lincoln said, "I laugh because I must not cry." Anyone who has been there will not need an explanation and if they haven't been there, no explanation would work.
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I had to comment on this because Sam's new saying is "what the heck?" He must have got that from me, but I'm trying to break him of the habit. Not because it's necessarily bad, but it just sounds weird coming from a 4 year old.
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