Re: Re: How is Aidan's Blister?

[Guest guest]

With me, I forgot my wallet at least three times and didn't notice till the cart

was full and in the check out line! Rrrrrrr!

s.

>

> Did I tell you I went to the grocery store with the baby for the

first time and after paying for the groceries I was so concerned with

making sure his car seat was attached correctly and he wouldn't fall

out that I walked off without picking up any of the groceries!! It

was me, baby & empty grocery cart!! What an idiot...

Hehehe ok, I too have forgotten the groceries!

& Grace

>

[Guest guest]

I keep locking myself out of the house. It is very embarassing when the same

neighbor comes over to check on us every time.

DM

Number23 number23@...> wrote:

With me, I forgot my wallet at least three times and didn't notice till the cart

was full and in the check out line! Rrrrrrr!

s.

>

> Did I tell you I went to the grocery store with the baby for the

first time and after paying for the groceries I was so concerned with

making sure his car seat was attached correctly and he wouldn't fall

out that I walked off without picking up any of the groceries!! It

was me, baby & empty grocery cart!! What an idiot...

Hehehe ok, I too have forgotten the groceries!

& Grace

>

[Guest guest]

Thank God I live where we never lock the doors or even take the keys out of the

car! LOL! But now that you mention it, I've forgettn to pay the bills this

month. OOPS! Better do that, huh.

s.

I keep locking myself out of the house. It is very embarassing when the same

neighbor comes over to check on us every time.

DM

Number23 number23@...> wrote:

With me, I forgot my wallet at least three times and didn't notice till the cart

was full and in the check out line! Rrrrrrr!

s.

[Guest guest]

Where do you live? Locking yourself out on a regular basis cracks me up. I

have the same problem. I just got a visual of you crawling through the window

with your rear in the air as your legs are flalling behind you!! Your child is

watching you from the stroller with her binki thinking yep that's my mom. LOL.

Number23 number23@...> wrote:Thank God I live where we never lock the

doors or even take the keys out of the car! LOL! But now that you mention it,

I've forgettn to pay the bills this month. OOPS! Better do that, huh.

s.

I keep locking myself out of the house. It is very embarassing when the same

neighbor comes over to check on us every time.

DM

Number23 number23@...> wrote:

With me, I forgot my wallet at least three times and didn't notice till the cart

was full and in the check out line! Rrrrrrr!

s.

[Guest guest]

We live in Auburn, NH just east of the Manchester Airport. It is very rural

here, only a couple of street lights in the whole town. The closest to my house

is about 2 miles away. It is pretty funny. I keep my house locked up tight,

there is no sneaking in any windows. Just have to sit and wait for daddy to

come to my rescue. I have this reoccurring dream that I leave the children in

the car when I am at the mall. It is terrible. I actually almost had a panic

attack once because was not in the car seat when I looked back in

the mirror, only to realize that I had left him home with daddy. Thought I was

going to have a heart attack!

DM

Hundley jenhundley@...> wrote:

Where do you live? Locking yourself out on a regular basis cracks me up. I

have the same problem. I just got a visual of you crawling through the window

with your rear in the air as your legs are flalling behind you!! Your child is

watching you from the stroller with her binki thinking yep that's my mom. LOL.

Number23 number23@...> wrote:Thank God I live where we never lock the

doors or even take the keys out of the car! LOL! But now that you mention it,

I've forgettn to pay the bills this month. OOPS! Better do that, huh.

s.

I keep locking myself out of the house. It is very embarassing when the same

neighbor comes over to check on us every time.

DM

Number23 number23@...> wrote:

With me, I forgot my wallet at least three times and didn't notice till the cart

was full and in the check out line! Rrrrrrr!

s.

[Guest guest]

Oh no, poor thing. I was seconds I'm sure from having a heart attack last week

when we got his shoes on. They showed me how to do it then took the shoes off

and had me do it myself, all the while Aidan is screaming. We got the shoes on,

baby in car seat and I was discussing the shoes with the orthotist and nurse

about treatment, pain blah blah. I was so unnerved, it took me forever to get

those suckers on.

I walked down to the car carring the car seat and when I went to put the car

seat in the base I realized I had never buckled him into the seat. OMG, I

almost died. I thought one wrong move and he could have gone tumbling out of

this thing. I was horrified at all the what-ifs!!! Additionally, I took him to

his physical thearipist, the other day and we were discussing his diet. I

mentioned we were putting rice in his bottle, his pediatrician said it was fine

and he was ready at 4 mo. Well my physical thearapist said absolutely not. As

a preemie, he's really only 2mo old and his digestive system isn't ready for

that. So, actually I'm depriving him of nutrients by just adding the filler

rice. She gives a workshop every Wed. with a nutritionist and a Specialty

doctor who just works with preemies. I felt horrible as I felt like I wasn't

feeding him enough. UGH. I'm not sure why God thought I was qualified for

this.

I've come to the conclusion life is trial and error as well as medicine!!!

Here's to hoping we get through this in one piece! :-) Dawn-Marie are you a

stay-at-home mom? I'm new to this whole stay at home thing.

Dawn-Marie dawnmarie2251@...> wrote:

We live in Auburn, NH just east of the Manchester Airport. It is very rural

here, only a couple of street lights in the whole town. The closest to my house

is about 2 miles away. It is pretty funny. I keep my house locked up tight,

there is no sneaking in any windows. Just have to sit and wait for daddy to come

to my rescue. I have this reoccurring dream that I leave the children in the car

when I am at the mall. It is terrible. I actually almost had a panic attack once

because was not in the car seat when I looked back in the mirror,

only to realize that I had left him home with daddy. Thought I was going to have

a heart attack!

DM

Hundley wrote:

Where do you live? Locking yourself out on a regular basis cracks me up. I have

the same problem. I just got a visual of you crawling through the window with

your rear in the air as your legs are flalling behind you!! Your child is

watching you from the stroller with her binki thinking yep that's my mom. LOL.

Number23 wrote:Thank God I live where we never lock the doors or even take the

keys out of the car! LOL! But now that you mention it, I've forgettn to pay the

bills this month. OOPS! Better do that, huh.

s.

I keep locking myself out of the house. It is very embarassing when the same

neighbor comes over to check on us every time.

DM

Number23 wrote:

With me, I forgot my wallet at least three times and didn't notice till the cart

was full and in the check out line! Rrrrrrr!

s.

[Guest guest]

I am a stay at home mom, lots of work but the most rewarding thing I have ever

done. I have done the buckle thing too. Husband did that a few months ago with

our 2 year old. I turned to see what he was fussing about as we were backing

out of the driveway and was trying to buckle himself in. Too cute,

huh

Husbands - -

Our pedi told us not to fuss with cereal until 6 months. I have been told by

others not to do the bottle thing with the cereal, not as nutritious as a

feeding and a bottle. I breastfed my first until he was 7 months and

is still on the breast at almost 5 months. But I have tried cereal with

just to see because he is so big and always looking to eat and he wants

no part of it.

It is all trial and error.

DM

Hundley jenhundley@...> wrote:

Oh no, poor thing. I was seconds I'm sure from having a heart attack last week

when we got his shoes on. They showed me how to do it then took the shoes off

and had me do it myself, all the while Aidan is screaming. We got the shoes on,

baby in car seat and I was discussing the shoes with the orthotist and nurse

about treatment, pain blah blah. I was so unnerved, it took me forever to get

those suckers on.

I walked down to the car carring the car seat and when I went to put the car

seat in the base I realized I had never buckled him into the seat. OMG, I almost

died. I thought one wrong move and he could have gone tumbling out of this

thing. I was horrified at all the what-ifs!!! Additionally, I took him to his

physical thearipist, the other day and we were discussing his diet. I mentioned

we were putting rice in his bottle, his pediatrician said it was fine and he was

ready at 4 mo. Well my physical thearapist said absolutely not. As a preemie,

he's really only 2mo old and his digestive system isn't ready for that. So,

actually I'm depriving him of nutrients by just adding the filler rice. She

gives a workshop every Wed. with a nutritionist and a Specialty doctor who just

works with preemies. I felt horrible as I felt like I wasn't feeding him enough.

UGH. I'm not sure why God thought I was qualified for this.

I've come to the conclusion life is trial and error as well as medicine!!!

Here's to hoping we get through this in one piece! :-) Dawn-Marie are you a

stay-at-home mom? I'm new to this whole stay at home thing.

Dawn-Marie wrote:

We live in Auburn, NH just east of the Manchester Airport. It is very rural

here, only a couple of street lights in the whole town. The closest to my house

is about 2 miles away. It is pretty funny. I keep my house locked up tight,

there is no sneaking in any windows. Just have to sit and wait for daddy to come

to my rescue. I have this reoccurring dream that I leave the children in the car

when I am at the mall. It is terrible. I actually almost had a panic attack once

because was not in the car seat when I looked back in the mirror,

only to realize that I had left him home with daddy. Thought I was going to have

a heart attack!

DM

Hundley wrote:

Where do you live? Locking yourself out on a regular basis cracks me up. I have

the same problem. I just got a visual of you crawling through the window with

your rear in the air as your legs are flalling behind you!! Your child is

watching you from the stroller with her binki thinking yep that's my mom. LOL.

Number23 wrote:Thank God I live where we never lock the doors or even take the

keys out of the car! LOL! But now that you mention it, I've forgettn to pay the

bills this month. OOPS! Better do that, huh.

s.

I keep locking myself out of the house. It is very embarassing when the same

neighbor comes over to check on us every time.

DM

Number23 wrote:

With me, I forgot my wallet at least three times and didn't notice till the cart

was full and in the check out line! Rrrrrrr!

s.

[Guest guest]

I've had those shock-moments when I am out but have left Everett with dad and I

think " OH where is he?! " I've forgotten the buckle the car seats. I've

questioned our feeding habits. And I've had the bad dreams about the kids as

well. Considering how scatter brained motherhood makes us it's a wonder any

people survive at all!

s.

Re: Re: How is Aidan's Blister?

Oh no, poor thing. I was seconds I'm sure from having a heart attack last week

when we got his shoes on. They showed me how to do it then took the shoes off

and had me do it myself, all the while Aidan is screaming. We got the shoes on,

baby in car seat and I was discussing the shoes with the orthotist and nurse

about treatment, pain blah blah. I was so unnerved, it took me forever to get

those suckers on.

I walked down to the car carring the car seat and when I went to put the car

seat in the base I realized I had never buckled him into the seat. OMG, I

almost died. I thought one wrong move and he could have gone tumbling out of

this thing. I was horrified at all the what-ifs!!! Additionally, I took him to

his physical thearipist, the other day and we were discussing his diet. I

mentioned we were putting rice in his bottle, his pediatrician said it was fine

and he was ready at 4 mo. Well my physical thearapist said absolutely not. As

a preemie, he's really only 2mo old and his digestive system isn't ready for

that. So, actually I'm depriving him of nutrients by just adding the filler

rice. She gives a workshop every Wed. with a nutritionist and a Specialty

doctor who just works with preemies. I felt horrible as I felt like I wasn't

feeding him enough. UGH. I'm not sure why God thought I was qualified for

this.

I've come to the conclusion life is trial and error as well as medicine!!!

Here's to hoping we get through this in one piece! :-) Dawn-Marie are you a

stay-at-home mom? I'm new to this whole stay at home thing.

Dawn-Marie dawnmarie2251@...> wrote:

We live in Auburn, NH just east of the Manchester Airport. It is very rural

here, only a couple of street lights in the whole town. The closest to my house

is about 2 miles away. It is pretty funny. I keep my house locked up tight,

there is no sneaking in any windows. Just have to sit and wait for daddy to come

to my rescue. I have this reoccurring dream that I leave the children in the car

when I am at the mall. It is terrible. I actually almost had a panic attack once

because was not in the car seat when I looked back in the mirror,

only to realize that I had left him home with daddy. Thought I was going to have

a heart attack!

DM

Hundley wrote:

Where do you live? Locking yourself out on a regular basis cracks me up. I have

the same problem. I just got a visual of you crawling through the window with

your rear in the air as your legs are flalling behind you!! Your child is

watching you from the stroller with her binki thinking yep that's my mom. LOL.

Number23 wrote:Thank God I live where we never lock the doors or even take the

keys out of the car! LOL! But now that you mention it, I've forgettn to pay the

bills this month. OOPS! Better do that, huh.

s.

I keep locking myself out of the house. It is very embarassing when the same

neighbor comes over to check on us every time.

DM

Number23 wrote:

With me, I forgot my wallet at least three times and didn't notice till the cart

was full and in the check out line! Rrrrrrr!

s.

[Guest guest]

My only tip for figuring out how to be a SAHM is to approach the task as you

would outside-employment....have a schedule through your day you follow to some

degree. The child's schedule will determine this to a large degree but that's

OK. Not down to the minute - but get yourself a routine and rhythm going on

to keep it all running smoothly. I fumbled around for months in chaos and

disorganization till I figured that out. My other advice is as soon as your

baby is big enough to have a bed time, pick one and stick to it. We need that

magic hour at the end of the day we can look forward to when the house will

become quiet and we can " get off work " . We're still on call, but at least we're

off work. Parent's need child-free hours at home in the evening to look forward

to. And children function much better when they are raised on a schedule and

can predict what is going to happen next during their day.

s.

I'm new to this whole stay at home thing.

[Guest guest]

I'm convinced you loose a 1/3 of your common sense brain power. Just this

afternoon I heard this great little tune playing all the sudden (I hadn't heard

it before). I looked over at the baby in his swing and thought " I've never

heard that song coming out of his swing, he must be picking up a radio frequency

through his swing! " When I walked over to investigate I realized low & behold

it's not his swing. Then I thought, " Oh no, someone has broken in with a

radio! "

At last I realized it was my new cell phone ringing. I guess it was activated

around that time and my new phone rang instead of my old (number portability).

I started laughing so hard I was crying - Bye myself, just laughing away!! It's

official, I've lost it.

Funny thing, I was a 32 yr old professional business women, I have my college

degree, brokerage license, and was a retirement plan specialist, selling the

right retirement plan to business's for their employees. I thought I was a

pretty smart cookie, until I became a mother... Now I feel like I'm in control

of nothing, constantly have some type of fluid or other down my shirt from my

child, spend my day washing clothes, dishes and my childs behind and it's hard

work... But, in truth, I've never felt so rewarded and so much love for another

human being - It's great! :-)

Number23 number23@...> wrote:

I've had those shock-moments when I am out but have left Everett with dad and I

think " OH where is he?! " I've forgotten the buckle the car seats. I've

questioned our feeding habits. And I've had the bad dreams about the kids as

well. Considering how scatter brained motherhood makes us it's a wonder any

people survive at all!

s.

Re: Re: How is Aidan's Blister?

Oh no, poor thing. I was seconds I'm sure from having a heart attack last week

when we got his shoes on. They showed me how to do it then took the shoes off

and had me do it myself, all the while Aidan is screaming. We got the shoes on,

baby in car seat and I was discussing the shoes with the orthotist and nurse

about treatment, pain blah blah. I was so unnerved, it took me forever to get

those suckers on.

I walked down to the car carring the car seat and when I went to put the car

seat in the base I realized I had never buckled him into the seat. OMG, I

almost died. I thought one wrong move and he could have gone tumbling out of

this thing. I was horrified at all the what-ifs!!! Additionally, I took him to

his physical thearipist, the other day and we were discussing his diet. I

mentioned we were putting rice in his bottle, his pediatrician said it was fine

and he was ready at 4 mo. Well my physical thearapist said absolutely not. As

a preemie, he's really only 2mo old and his digestive system isn't ready for

that. So, actually I'm depriving him of nutrients by just adding the filler

rice. She gives a workshop every Wed. with a nutritionist and a Specialty

doctor who just works with preemies. I felt horrible as I felt like I wasn't

feeding him enough. UGH. I'm not sure why God thought I was qualified for

this.

I've come to the conclusion life is trial and error as well as medicine!!!

Here's to hoping we get through this in one piece! :-) Dawn-Marie are you a

stay-at-home mom? I'm new to this whole stay at home thing.

Dawn-Marie dawnmarie2251@...> wrote:

We live in Auburn, NH just east of the Manchester Airport. It is very rural

here, only a couple of street lights in the whole town. The closest to my house

is about 2 miles away. It is pretty funny. I keep my house locked up tight,

there is no sneaking in any windows. Just have to sit and wait for daddy to come

to my rescue. I have this reoccurring dream that I leave the children in the car

when I am at the mall. It is terrible. I actually almost had a panic attack once

because was not in the car seat when I looked back in the mirror,

only to realize that I had left him home with daddy. Thought I was going to have

a heart attack!

DM

Hundley wrote:

Where do you live? Locking yourself out on a regular basis cracks me up. I have

the same problem. I just got a visual of you crawling through the window with

your rear in the air as your legs are flalling behind you!! Your child is

watching you from the stroller with her binki thinking yep that's my mom. LOL.

Number23 wrote:Thank God I live where we never lock the doors or even take the

keys out of the car! LOL! But now that you mention it, I've forgettn to pay the

bills this month. OOPS! Better do that, huh.

s.

I keep locking myself out of the house. It is very embarassing when the same

neighbor comes over to check on us every time.

DM

Number23 wrote:

With me, I forgot my wallet at least three times and didn't notice till the cart

was full and in the check out line! Rrrrrrr!

s.

[Guest guest]

I have found that the routine helps. is my oldest and he turned two

in September. He gets up between 830 and 930 and is usually back down for a nap

by noon. He is a finicky kid and doesn't like to have his schedule changed.

That is the tough part of having a schedule. They depend on it. He sleeps for

1 to 3 hours and is up the rest of the day. I am trying to get onto

the same schedule but we will see.

My husband tries to give me an hour of alone time at night, when ever possible.

He works outside of our home and usually puts in a 12 hour day. So sometimes he

is more exhausted then I am.

And as with anything else - be open to glitches in your routine. Some days I am

lucky if I can get my teeth brushed. Others we are up showered and out the door

by 9. Just try to be flexible.....

Number23 number23@...> wrote:

My only tip for figuring out how to be a SAHM is to approach the task as you

would outside-employment....have a schedule through your day you follow to some

degree. The child's schedule will determine this to a large degree but that's

OK. Not down to the minute - but get yourself a routine and rhythm going on

to keep it all running smoothly. I fumbled around for months in chaos and

disorganization till I figured that out. My other advice is as soon as your

baby is big enough to have a bed time, pick one and stick to it. We need that

magic hour at the end of the day we can look forward to when the house will

become quiet and we can " get off work " . We're still on call, but at least we're

off work. Parent's need child-free hours at home in the evening to look forward

to. And children function much better when they are raised on a schedule and

can predict what is going to happen next during their day.

s.

I'm new to this whole stay at home thing.

[Guest guest]

My pediatrician actually instructed us to put 2 TBSP of cereal for ever 4

ozs. When Christian was 8 weeks old because of his acid reflux. I thought

that was unheard of! But it did help a little and no harm came of it. I

guess ever doctor has their own theory on these things.

Mommy to (12-17-98) and

Christian (1-30-04) LCF - DBB 23/7

Re: Re: How is Aidan's Blister?

I am a stay at home mom, lots of work but the most rewarding thing I have

ever done. I have done the buckle thing too. Husband did that a few months

ago with our 2 year old. I turned to see what he was fussing about as we

were backing out of the driveway and was trying to buckle

himself in. Too cute, huh

Husbands - -

Our pedi told us not to fuss with cereal until 6 months. I have been told

by others not to do the bottle thing with the cereal, not as nutritious as a

feeding and a bottle. I breastfed my first until he was 7 months and

is still on the breast at almost 5 months. But I have tried cereal

with just to see because he is so big and always looking to eat and

he wants no part of it.

It is all trial and error.

DM

Hundley jenhundley@...> wrote:

Oh no, poor thing. I was seconds I'm sure from having a heart attack last

week when we got his shoes on. They showed me how to do it then took the

shoes off and had me do it myself, all the while Aidan is screaming. We got

the shoes on, baby in car seat and I was discussing the shoes with the

orthotist and nurse about treatment, pain blah blah. I was so unnerved, it

took me forever to get those suckers on.

I walked down to the car carring the car seat and when I went to put the car

seat in the base I realized I had never buckled him into the seat. OMG, I

almost died. I thought one wrong move and he could have gone tumbling out of

this thing. I was horrified at all the what-ifs!!! Additionally, I took him

to his physical thearipist, the other day and we were discussing his diet. I

mentioned we were putting rice in his bottle, his pediatrician said it was

fine and he was ready at 4 mo. Well my physical thearapist said absolutely

not. As a preemie, he's really only 2mo old and his digestive system isn't

ready for that. So, actually I'm depriving him of nutrients by just adding

the filler rice. She gives a workshop every Wed. with a nutritionist and a

Specialty doctor who just works with preemies. I felt horrible as I felt

like I wasn't feeding him enough. UGH. I'm not sure why God thought I was

qualified for this.

I've come to the conclusion life is trial and error as well as medicine!!!

Here's to hoping we get through this in one piece! :-) Dawn-Marie are you a

stay-at-home mom? I'm new to this whole stay at home thing.

Dawn-Marie wrote:

We live in Auburn, NH just east of the Manchester Airport. It is very rural

here, only a couple of street lights in the whole town. The closest to my

house is about 2 miles away. It is pretty funny. I keep my house locked up

tight, there is no sneaking in any windows. Just have to sit and wait for

daddy to come to my rescue. I have this reoccurring dream that I leave the

children in the car when I am at the mall. It is terrible. I actually almost

had a panic attack once because was not in the car seat when I

looked back in the mirror, only to realize that I had left him home with

daddy. Thought I was going to have a heart attack!

DM

Hundley wrote:

Where do you live? Locking yourself out on a regular basis cracks me up. I

have the same problem. I just got a visual of you crawling through the

window with your rear in the air as your legs are flalling behind you!! Your

child is watching you from the stroller with her binki thinking yep that's

my mom. LOL.

Number23 wrote:Thank God I live where we never lock the doors or even take

the keys out of the car! LOL! But now that you mention it, I've forgettn to

pay the bills this month. OOPS! Better do that, huh.

s.

I keep locking myself out of the house. It is very embarassing when the same

neighbor comes over to check on us every time.

DM

Number23 wrote:

With me, I forgot my wallet at least three times and didn't notice till the

cart was full and in the check out line! Rrrrrrr!

s.

[Guest guest]

I have heard of that now that you mention it. I guess making it heavy helps to

keep it down with the children with reflux.

Guess that is why they call it practicing medicine

Gerace cgerace@...> wrote:

My pediatrician actually instructed us to put 2 TBSP of cereal for ever 4

ozs. When Christian was 8 weeks old because of his acid reflux. I thought

that was unheard of! But it did help a little and no harm came of it. I

guess ever doctor has their own theory on these things.

Mommy to (12-17-98) and

Christian (1-30-04) LCF - DBB 23/7

Re: Re: How is Aidan's Blister?

I am a stay at home mom, lots of work but the most rewarding thing I have

ever done. I have done the buckle thing too. Husband did that a few months

ago with our 2 year old. I turned to see what he was fussing about as we

were backing out of the driveway and was trying to buckle

himself in. Too cute, huh

Husbands - -

Our pedi told us not to fuss with cereal until 6 months. I have been told

by others not to do the bottle thing with the cereal, not as nutritious as a

feeding and a bottle. I breastfed my first until he was 7 months and

is still on the breast at almost 5 months. But I have tried cereal

with just to see because he is so big and always looking to eat and

he wants no part of it.

It is all trial and error.

DM

Hundley jenhundley@...> wrote:

Oh no, poor thing. I was seconds I'm sure from having a heart attack last

week when we got his shoes on. They showed me how to do it then took the

shoes off and had me do it myself, all the while Aidan is screaming. We got

the shoes on, baby in car seat and I was discussing the shoes with the

orthotist and nurse about treatment, pain blah blah. I was so unnerved, it

took me forever to get those suckers on.

I walked down to the car carring the car seat and when I went to put the car

seat in the base I realized I had never buckled him into the seat. OMG, I

almost died. I thought one wrong move and he could have gone tumbling out of

this thing. I was horrified at all the what-ifs!!! Additionally, I took him

to his physical thearipist, the other day and we were discussing his diet. I

mentioned we were putting rice in his bottle, his pediatrician said it was

fine and he was ready at 4 mo. Well my physical thearapist said absolutely

not. As a preemie, he's really only 2mo old and his digestive system isn't

ready for that. So, actually I'm depriving him of nutrients by just adding

the filler rice. She gives a workshop every Wed. with a nutritionist and a

Specialty doctor who just works with preemies. I felt horrible as I felt

like I wasn't feeding him enough. UGH. I'm not sure why God thought I was

qualified for this.

I've come to the conclusion life is trial and error as well as medicine!!!

Here's to hoping we get through this in one piece! :-) Dawn-Marie are you a

stay-at-home mom? I'm new to this whole stay at home thing.

Dawn-Marie wrote:

We live in Auburn, NH just east of the Manchester Airport. It is very rural

here, only a couple of street lights in the whole town. The closest to my

house is about 2 miles away. It is pretty funny. I keep my house locked up

tight, there is no sneaking in any windows. Just have to sit and wait for

daddy to come to my rescue. I have this reoccurring dream that I leave the

children in the car when I am at the mall. It is terrible. I actually almost

had a panic attack once because was not in the car seat when I

looked back in the mirror, only to realize that I had left him home with

daddy. Thought I was going to have a heart attack!

DM

Hundley wrote:

Where do you live? Locking yourself out on a regular basis cracks me up. I

have the same problem. I just got a visual of you crawling through the

window with your rear in the air as your legs are flalling behind you!! Your

child is watching you from the stroller with her binki thinking yep that's

my mom. LOL.

Number23 wrote:Thank God I live where we never lock the doors or even take

the keys out of the car! LOL! But now that you mention it, I've forgettn to

pay the bills this month. OOPS! Better do that, huh.

s.

I keep locking myself out of the house. It is very embarassing when the same

neighbor comes over to check on us every time.

DM

Number23 wrote:

With me, I forgot my wallet at least three times and didn't notice till the

cart was full and in the check out line! Rrrrrrr!

s.