Team Vixen - Dec. Limiter Challenge (Page 48)

I am pretty lovable

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Mine are 'son of a nutcracker' and 'crickey.'

OOh those are good one   I wonder if we posted a thread about this in coJo what kind of answers we'd get from other bt'ers, spec. parents of little ones.

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C is going to use my laptop for a bit to IM with friends

If I miss you ladies, have a wonderful evening!

Night just in case!!!

See ya later Beth!

Shoot, in COJ, we'd get raked over the coals!  I bet there are a few others like us...I hope!

Ooh thats a fun one too, cuz it just begs to be said with an english accent.

You're probably right.

Yup!  My kids think I'm nuts but I don't mind!

ebshot - 2008-12-12 9:02 PM Holy cow, that reminds me of a month or so ago, we were in mass when Liam (who is four and born on Aprils Fools Day and has the personality to match) was rhyming.  No problem, right?  It's cute.  Well, he starts rhyming with itch.....yup, it's all quiet and he goes, 'itch, pitch, b**ch.'  I wanted to hide.  It was funny later but I wanted to die!  Gotta love the innocence of children, right? 

Oh yes I too have had those moments.  Just last weekend we were at a birthday party for one of the girls in my yougests class (Luthren school) and they were singing songs and some one started singing she'll be coming round the mountian, and after the first couple versus they were about to give up cuz they couldn't think of the next verse when my oldest daughter starts singing and we'll kill the big red rooster when she comes.  Oh man I could feel myself turning 10 shades of red.

Lol I think thats written in the official parents rule book or something, you're not doing it right if your kids don't think your nuts.

chartierm22 - 2008-12-12 9:08 PM

ebshot - 2008-12-12 9:02 PM Holy cow, that reminds me of a month or so ago, we were in mass when Liam (who is four and born on Aprils Fools Day and has the personality to match) was rhyming.  No problem, right?  It's cute.  Well, he starts rhyming with itch.....yup, it's all quiet and he goes, 'itch, pitch, b**ch.'  I wanted to hide.  It was funny later but I wanted to die!  Gotta love the innocence of children, right? 

Oh yes I too have had those moments.  Just last weekend we were at a birthday party for one of the girls in my yougests class (Luthren school) and they were singing songs and some one started singing she'll be coming round the mountian, and after the first couple versus they were about to give up cuz they couldn't think of the next verse when my oldest daughter starts singing and we'll kill the big red rooster when she comes.  Oh man I could feel myself turning 10 shades of red.

LOL!  I love kids!  They are great!  That is priceless.  People are still talking about Liam's.  At least he didn't pick truck to rhyme with!   He's done that one at home but that is fine.  I don't mind...I just tell him calmly that isn't a word we use.  No big deal.....

She has the Kit doll and she chose Kit's scooter.  Only $24!!!!!  Sweet!!!!  When we went to the store in Chicago in April, I dropped a few HUNDRED dollars!  Ouch!

chartierm22 - 2008-12-12 9:12 PM Oh, and to answer your earlier question, no we haven't taken our girls there yet.  I amagine though in the coming year that will change.

It's a ton of fun but WAY overwhelming.  There is just so much stuff to chose from!

Thats what I'm afraid of x2 girls

In this case, I'm thankful I only have one daughter!  Good luck when you go.  Start saving now!

Funny you should mention facebook and australia tonight.   Hubby just found an old friend of his on FB and he is living in Aussie right now.  Am half trying to convince him we should move there for a couple years.

DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!  I'd move there in a second if we could!  It was so wonderful!  Alex was only three when we went and she still talks about it.  Such great people....beautiful country too.

Seriously, mental note start savings accounts for:

1. CollegeS
2. WeddingS
3. American girl store