Showing posts with label Play-Dough. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Play-Dough. Show all posts
March 16, 2009
January 5, 2009
Monday Musings
The kitchen arrived a little while ago. The box weighs over 80 lbs. I barely got it in the house and it scraped my leg up in the process. I cut the box open, took out the instructions, glanced over them, and put them back in the box. I think I'll wait for Joe to get home for this.
I'm really hoping he'll make an exception to his "I don't need those de-masculating instructions!" rule, otherwise we'll probably be working on it for days and end up with an upside-down refrigerator!
Summer and Camryn are playing with Play-Dough. This is their first-ever Play-Dough experience. They're having a lot of fun. I was trying to only give them one color at a time but that didn't last long. Now, there is only one color instead of six.
So ya know that cute picture of the Mommy and Summer manicures? What I didn't tell you was that 10 minutes after I took the picture and posted that entry, Summer walked in and said, "Mommy, I messed up my nayas." Sure enough, every bit of polish was gone. It's great that she was able to tell me that in a full sentence, but it would have been nice if it had lasted longer.
Yesterday evening we went over to my parents' house for the University of Kentucky vs. the University of Louisville basketball game. That is a huuuuge deal around here. Our state is basically divided between UK fans and U of L fans.
My family are huge UK fans, that's where the majority of my family, including my parents, went to college. We played somewhat poorly, but managed to tie the game in the last 30 seconds. Then, because we were afraid to get too close and foul, U of L made a 30-something foot 3-pointer, winning the game. UGH. Now, not only did we lose, but we have to hear about losing from all of the U of L fans for the rest of the season.
The girls are driving me insane with their whining about wanting more Play-Dough or certain toys across the table and dropping stuff all over the floor and arguing about who's is what so I think it's time to clean up the Play-Dough. Hopefully later in the day I'll be able to post some pictures of the girls cooking us dinner in their new kitchen.
I'm really hoping he'll make an exception to his "I don't need those de-masculating instructions!" rule, otherwise we'll probably be working on it for days and end up with an upside-down refrigerator!Summer and Camryn are playing with Play-Dough. This is their first-ever Play-Dough experience. They're having a lot of fun. I was trying to only give them one color at a time but that didn't last long. Now, there is only one color instead of six.
So ya know that cute picture of the Mommy and Summer manicures? What I didn't tell you was that 10 minutes after I took the picture and posted that entry, Summer walked in and said, "Mommy, I messed up my nayas." Sure enough, every bit of polish was gone. It's great that she was able to tell me that in a full sentence, but it would have been nice if it had lasted longer.
Yesterday evening we went over to my parents' house for the University of Kentucky vs. the University of Louisville basketball game. That is a huuuuge deal around here. Our state is basically divided between UK fans and U of L fans.
My family are huge UK fans, that's where the majority of my family, including my parents, went to college. We played somewhat poorly, but managed to tie the game in the last 30 seconds. Then, because we were afraid to get too close and foul, U of L made a 30-something foot 3-pointer, winning the game. UGH. Now, not only did we lose, but we have to hear about losing from all of the U of L fans for the rest of the season.The girls are driving me insane with their whining about wanting more Play-Dough or certain toys across the table and dropping stuff all over the floor and arguing about who's is what so I think it's time to clean up the Play-Dough. Hopefully later in the day I'll be able to post some pictures of the girls cooking us dinner in their new kitchen.
