The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

betty rose

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Ha!! Ours had a hello kitty stamp and stamped all over the wall behind the door when I was in the kitchen. Oh the things they get into when mommy isn't looking.
Funniest thing...when DD was just a newborn, my husband had taken 2 weeks off of work to help out. So he goes back to work after 2 weeks. He comes home one day and both of us need to go to the bathroom. I wasn't supposed to use stairs any more than absolutely necessary (Physical therapist's orders)...hubby says "I'll wait...you go first." and I said that was sweet, but...why? We have 2 bathrooms and he could use the one upstairs. He says he doesn't want to leave DD unattended....she was in the playpen. I asked him if he thought I waited the whole day to go to the bathroom when he was at work so I didn't have to leave her unattended. He looked so shocked...he had never even thought about the fact that I would need to use the bathroom periodically when he wasn't there.:hilarious: I was like...no, really..it's ok. She's 3 weeks old. She's not going anywhere and you won't find her chugging a bottle of bleach or writing on the walls when you come back.
I love this story! So funny!:joyfull::joyfull::joyfull:
 

betty rose

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Thank you for sharing the cute bunny but I am so so sorry it's snowing.
It's hard to tell in the picture, but the size of flakes are the size of 50cent pieces. Looks like a late spring snow to me. Maybe, for us it's sign of an early spring. Our second biggest snow month is March, followed by our third biggest month for snow, April. It always snows on my birthday, May 3. And Mother's Day after that.
 

Goofyernmost

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Woah, that must have smelled ripe. I love the pamper pail that I have now that you push the pamper through the hole after you wrap it up it goes into a trash bag. After it fills up you take the lid off and tie the string and out in the trash bin it goes.
Ripe is a nice word for the experience. Think of the strongest ammonia smell you can imagine and then double it. You young folks have life so easy.:);)
 

Figgy1

Premium Member
It's hard to tell in the picture, but the size of flakes are the size of 50cent pieces. Looks like a late spring snow to me. Maybe, for us it's sign of an early spring. Our second biggest snow month is March, followed by our third biggest month for snow, April. It always snows on my birthday, May 3. And Mother's Day after that.
Sympathy like. I'm walking around in shorts a tank top and flip flops, note to self hide under large rock
 

betty rose

Well-Known Member
This reminds me of when we were at a baby shower for one of my friends...I don't remember which one, but all my friends over here are from different countries and we met in the language school, learning Dutch. Baby showers are not done in the Netherlands, but all of us were from countries where there was something like it at least, so we always did them for each other, but sometimes the hubbies had to be there because none of us had drivers licenses. So at this one, my hubby was there, too, and my friends wanted to get the men involved. So they had a game where the dads had to compete at putting an old fashioned cloth diaper on a doll...most of us girls didn't even know how to use a cloth diaper. But it was so funny because it was a big race, and all the men were trying to be as fast as possible and then there's my husband counting fingers and tickling toes, blowing raspberries on the doll's tummy, anything but concerned about how fast he was getting the diaper on. But that's exactly how he was with diaper changes...both of us were more the kind to take our time and talk to them while we did diapers or got them dressed. I read my daughter Harry Potter while I was breast feeding her as a newborn. Bonding time!
You bet! I sang to Daughter. I'm glad kids are tone deaf, at least I hope they are!
 

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