You must read my cousin Jessas blog after this so you get the next part of this story. Lets just start with all you ladies that have had the pleasure of shopping for hours on end with your children know the perils of having your kids in a cart for too long. Well my cuz and I had officially tuned out the children as we are looking at aisle and aisle of fabric. It was at the hour plus mark when we heard "mommy poo-poo". Your ears pick up on potty words, screams, sometimes violence, but always poop. As we look down we see Elle with her pants down to her ankles and her bare butt hanging "boat style" out the side of the cart. So we go in to panic mode....Did she? Our purses are on the bottom shelf of the cart, We don't see anything, is it possible it could be...No! This was as close of a call I ever want to have a S@*# in my purse. But the fact is it was a false alarm (beside the actual butt out the cart). Now I know my girl Elle is not afraid of her potty business. I dare say very creative. I'm in for a wild ride, luckily she is adorable.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
What in a Cart?
You must read my cousin Jessas blog after this so you get the next part of this story. Lets just start with all you ladies that have had the pleasure of shopping for hours on end with your children know the perils of having your kids in a cart for too long. Well my cuz and I had officially tuned out the children as we are looking at aisle and aisle of fabric. It was at the hour plus mark when we heard "mommy poo-poo". Your ears pick up on potty words, screams, sometimes violence, but always poop. As we look down we see Elle with her pants down to her ankles and her bare butt hanging "boat style" out the side of the cart. So we go in to panic mode....Did she? Our purses are on the bottom shelf of the cart, We don't see anything, is it possible it could be...No! This was as close of a call I ever want to have a S@*# in my purse. But the fact is it was a false alarm (beside the actual butt out the cart). Now I know my girl Elle is not afraid of her potty business. I dare say very creative. I'm in for a wild ride, luckily she is adorable.
Monday, March 30, 2009
Trading Spaces



This February my cousin Jessa and I did something fun. First she came to Utah for two weeks and we hung out and did some fun stuff. Then the girls and I went to San Diego for two weeks. We went to Disneyland and Ca. Adventure. The girls and I had a blast. We also did a bunch of sewing for Jessas house which was also "fun". P.S. Thanks Annie (in teacup) for all your help with my little peps!
Maes Nose

One of my favorite things about Mae is her nose. It is a perfect little button nose. It is turned up just enough on the end to be adorable. Even as a baby it was so cute. So I was freaked out when Mae pulled over our iron bar stool on her face! These bar stools are super heavy which has been awesome for kids. I thought her nose was broken and then when I saw the swelling and bruising I was worried she would have to have surgery. The doctor said nothing could be done until the swelling went down and we waited to see her nose, her sweet perfect nose. Well luckily everything is fine now, her nose looks the same and I still have her cute little face to go with it! Man, kids are made of rubber.
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