everydayis2sday.com: Recent Comments

Comment on I'm Positive There's a Silver Lining...

2010-01-14T21:34:42Z

I needed to hear this today! The silver linings are always there, but sometimes finding them is character-building work.

Comment on Makes My Monday -- Nap Success!

2010-01-12T03:25:22Z

Such peaceful rest is ABSOLUTELY a Mondday Maker...plus you KNOW there will be more to come....hang in there!

Thanks so much for playing along with Makes My Monday!

Comment on Way Back Whensday...Aargh, Matey!

2010-01-07T02:13:59Z

"Me own book!" I LOVE it! What a precious little pirate...or Mr. Krabs!

So glad you've played along with Way Back When-esday----hope you will often!

Comment on Mama Needs a Life!

2010-01-06T22:08:24Z

Argh! I so relate! Call me next time you're sitting around watching TV in your party shoes. I even have a similar pair that hardly ever see the light of day (or night) outside of my closet.

Comment on Happy Birthday Kyan!

2009-12-13T14:13:26Z

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Comment on Functional Feedings

2009-11-27T19:28:47Z

Bravo! And be honest: did you type that blog while feeding the baby? :-)

Comment on Functional Feedings

2009-11-27T19:15:21Z

Multitasking will never look the same. I have so many funny images in my head now...

Comment on Back to School Boredom

2009-09-10T00:52:52Z

Oh...mmm...and dinner was sooo good.

Tomorrow, in your abundance of free time, will you clean out the closets and make beef stroganoff for dinner?

Comment on Hi! My Name Is...

2009-09-02T23:58:52Z

I love the addendum to the name tag! A name just doesn't say enough. I immediately wanted to make my own, so I did. (At my blog here: http://www.ericmatas.com/2009/09/hi-my-name-is.html )

And, I also made a quick, easy template so that others could join the Hi! My Name Is craze! (Template is at the end of my blog.)

Comment on Hi! My Name Is...

2009-09-02T17:27:44Z

Betsey - you are not alone - we attended out daughter's kindergarten open house last night and were left with a bit of a dark feeling in our stomachs. I fortunately work in a school setting and see on a daily basis the commitment and love educators pour into their day so I could rationalize it away pretty easily. My wife on the other hand (also a cynic) was struggling. She expressed that she was not ready. In so many ways our first born is more peer than the others so we will miss her in that way that you miss a kid as they age. We talked about being somewhat sad that she will most certainly lose some of the innocence she still maintains. We hope that she can adapt to social situations that maybe are more typical (without our quirkiness,dry humor, sarcasm, and honesty). All of these things make me worry and at the same time make me so proud of our little peanut and this next important step in her life.