My kids now fold their own laundry. And put it away.
Yee haw!
Need I say more?
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Perfect Moments.
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1. Robin practices the fine art of communication with three nieces of different ages and stages and communication tools.
2. Marge in Real Life has a moment or two on a tramp (probably not what you think).
3. Melissa and a friend are reminded of the (sometimes) forgotten blessing of health.
4. Farm Wife and her Children of the Corn share a quintessential Fall day, complete with glowing pumpkins and the beginnings of a practical joke.
5. Kami marks a sad birthday, yet feels a sense of peace about what IS.
6. Lollipop Goldstein (of the newly short hair) gets a new container of gel in exchange for the bad one.
7. Martha observes some tight family ties.
8. Cara hits a triple: naps, two simultaneously, without interruption. Wow!
9. Geohde got seven hours sleep. In a row….(way to go, Saag and Naan!)
10. Yours?
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My Perfect Moment came from a visit from a friend.
My Perfect Moment came from a visit from a friend.
Gah! I forgot my perfect moment post. Can it be getting a new container of gel in exchange for the bad one today?Now you need them folding YOUR clothes too
My perfect moment is this moment – recognizing the things that didn’t work out the way we had hoped as well as the things that are going well. I’m feeling at peace on LB’s 4 month birthday and Ernest’s 4 year anniversary of his birth.
Ah yes, one less mom chore to do…
Mine was actually yesterday.http://farmwife7.blogspot.com/2008/10/its-best-day-ever.html
I don’t have one but them folding AND putting away their own laundry – awesome.
very impressive! of course this reflects on your fine mothering.
Gah! I forgot my perfect moment post. Can it be getting a new container of gel in exchange for the bad one today?Now you need them folding YOUR clothes too
My perfect moment is this moment – recognizing the things that didn’t work out the way we had hoped as well as the things that are going well. I’m feeling at peace on LB’s 4 month birthday and Ernest’s 4 year anniversary of his birth.
Ah yes, one less mom chore to do…
Mine was actually yesterday.http://farmwife7.blogspot.com/2008/10/its-best-day-ever.html
I don’t have one but them folding AND putting away their own laundry – awesome.
very impressive! of course this reflects on your fine mothering.
I’m impressed, we are getting there. I posted a Perfect Moment picture. Sending my best for a great week to you and your family.
Of course that is fantastic news! YAHOO!
I’m impressed, we are getting there. I posted a Perfect Moment picture. Sending my best for a great week to you and your family.
Of course that is fantastic news! YAHOO!
Well that seems like a pretty perfect moment.
Well that seems like a pretty perfect moment.
Ok – I’m late, but technically its still Monday…http://thebearandthecomedian.blogspot.com/2008/10/perfect-moment-monday-slumber-style.html
That’s impressive. I’m still not sure my 18-year-old step son can do that.
Ok – I’m late, but technically its still Monday…http://thebearandthecomedian.blogspot.com/2008/10/perfect-moment-monday-slumber-style.html
That’s impressive. I’m still not sure my 18-year-old step son can do that.
Seven hours sleep. In a row….J
Seven hours sleep. In a row….J
Independence for <>whom<>, YOU, or THEM?OK, isn’t that just a BIT ostentatious, rubbing your <>perfect<> mothering into the face of your lesser (me)?I always feel like such a fool when other people’s kids are more responsible than mine. Time to get back into a shape-up program for the mothering Olympics. I obviously have a long way to go.
Independence for <>whom<>, YOU, or THEM?OK, isn’t that just a BIT ostentatious, rubbing your <>perfect<> mothering into the face of your lesser (me)?I always feel like such a fool when other people’s kids are more responsible than mine. Time to get back into a shape-up program for the mothering Olympics. I obviously have a long way to go.