However, you’re one of those efficient type people and I’m sure you’ve already done it.

I’m not a parent, and circumstances are such that I will never be one. However, I am an aunt and spent much of my auntly duties as hands on. I guarantee that babies and toddlers understand a lot more than we’ll ever think they do. That’s what I attribute my nieces and nephew running up to me for hugs and kisses the same way as teenagers that they did when they were little wee ones.

I agree about the snot-on-work-clothes thing, though…maybe they can do Scotch-guarding at Kohls when you buy business clothes?

Your posts rock.

Sudiegirl

Why do all kids love the Itsy Bitsy Spider so much?

When Bunny was little I tried to keep a journal of every day of her life. It lasted four months. I wanted it to go on for years and had visions of her flipping through them one day, reading all about her first years, what she was wearing, eating, her moods, what she liked to do, the songs we sang to her, what time she went to bed at night and all her milestones with a tear in her eye.

Pul-lease.

And then she started doing stuff and I ran out of time.