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1. If you could be ANYwhere right now, where would you go? Who would you take? 2. If you were sitting in...

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Yawn

I'm tired. Anyone else? It's so slow today! And slow at work, it's officially summer break, so the halls are...

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Neathery is Potty Trained!

No more diapers! She went four days last week, all weekend, and again this morning with undies on. ...

Me, DH of 16 years, DD1 (15yo), DD2 (10yo), DD3 (nearly 2), a labrador, a tabby cat, a lop-eared bunny, and goldfish! Life is grand! http://daisyheadmamas.blogspot.com/

Posted by MontanaMama2009

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Olivia

I can't put this on my blog...Olivia will read it. So I'll write it for you. Yesterday morning,...

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Posted by MontanaMama2009

I can't put this on my blog...Olivia will read it. So I'll write it for you.

Yesterday morning, Olivia started her cycle.

I know you may not think that's a big whoop, but wait until it's YOUR daughter who comes to you and says, "Mommy? I just started."

I actually thought it would've happend last summer. She was already "mature" in more ways than one, and her mood swings and upset tummy convinced me it would be any month now.

But that was last summer.

I was going to take her to get her ears pierced on her special day, a "Welcome to Womanhood" kind of thing. But for her 15th birthday a month ago, I took her for her first earrrings. I felt bad that she was 15 and didn't have her ears pierced yet.

Yesterday, she was full of questions. We'd already talked about this, but now that it was happening to her, she had tons more questions.

Her stomach was sore, she had a headache, her face was a bit pale, her hair unkempt. She laid around in pjs for some of the day, texting her BFFs and discussing their first cycles, too.

_________________________

This morning, when the house was still quiet and the sun was just creeping into the sky, I woke up and crawled into bed next to Olivia.

I stroked her hair, her back, and replayed in my mind all of those mental photos I have in my brain from her baby and toddler years. Like the way her blonde pig tails were so long, even at the age of 3. Everyone commented on her beautiful toddler head full of hair.

Or the times we'd make homemade playdough together, or kneel on the sidewalk drawing stick figures of the family with colored chalk. Or blowing bubbles int he back yard and chasing them around.

Or those moments when she was a tiny newborn, fresh home from the hospital, and the scent of baby on her skin and in her hair..and the way she would snuggle in close to my chest.

I cried like a baby. I can't even explain what happens to you when you realize your child is nearly fully grown and the time went by like a flash. I snuck back out of bed and into bed with DH.

He was immediately concerned, like I'd had something tragic just happen...

I said it was nothing, just that Olivia was growing up and away and there wasn't a darned thing I could do about it.

He said, "but you still have a 1 year old."

And I replied, "But Olivia used to be my one-year-old."

And DH just held me in his arms and let me cry it all out.View Thread

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Poems my 15yod wrote for English class

I was touched. I'm sure it won't matter to you, but I wanted to share so that you can see that even a...

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Posted by MontanaMama2009

I was touched. I'm sure it won't matter to you, but I wanted to share so that you can see that even a 15yo can have deep feelings of familial bonds and familial traditions.

Seven
By Olivia
All dressed up in itchy purple and pink lace.
My head sore from sleeping in tight curlers the night before.
After my mother and father finally had coffee in their hands,
We could exit our rooms and see what the bunny brought.
I was seven.
Our eyes lit up the moment we saw the basktets full
Of goodies and sweets. Piled high with pixie sticks, and
chocolate eggs. Marshmallow peeps just calling our names.
My mother sat on the couch laughing at the excitement we received
From something as little as candy. I was seven.
Searching high and low for the dozens of colorful dyed Easter eggs.
I always found the most. Each time we saw a glimpse of blue, or
Green, we ran to its spot and added it to our collection.
My Dad acted all surprised when he saw us find a treasure. "Oohhh!
Good job girls! I see another one!" I was seven.
When our stomachs were filled to the brim with Easter brunch, and
Pounds of sugar, it was time to pile in the car, and go to church. I held
My new stuffed bunny, and my sister cuddled her yellow plush chick.
We turned on the radio to the Christian music station, and sang
All the way to Sunday school. I was seven.

Grandma Florence
By Olivia Johnson
My Grandma is drops of cool rain in the spring
She will always help to freshen the air
With the talent of the angels she silently sings
For me and my sisters she always will care
My Grandma is the delicate buds of roses
Just waiting, and waiting for the sun
She hugs us tightly and tickles our noses
With her, every summer is so much fun
My Grandma is sun tea that cools our throats
Rocking solemnly on her front porch chair
The holy bible is what she devotes
In the summer breeze blows her silver hair
Her home is a place for kisses, and love
I hope she never leaves to the heavens above.
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OT: MM

UK = University of Kentucky

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She's DRIVING!

My eldest dd is driving. O-M-G. She got her learner's permit last week, and so now I am sitting in...

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National Donut Day

So, I just read that Krispy Kreme and Dunkin Donuts are celebrating national donut day by offering a free...

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It's Friday!

Anyone have anything fun planned for the weekend?? We are going to buy Dane some new pj's. Exciting huh?? Do...

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Cocoa

Cocoa was a 3yo little girl who was at the local toddler park on Saturday when I took Neathery and my...

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Posted by MontanaMama2009

Cocoa was a 3yo little girl who was at the local toddler park on Saturday when I took Neathery and my middle girl, Faith.

Cocoa was a brunette cutie pie, with little piggy tails on either side of her head and was decked out in everything Gap from head to toe. Her mother wore expensive clothing, as well, and carried a fancy-schmancy "bag" over her shoulder that held top-of-the-line sippy cups, wet wipes, sunscreen, and healthy snacks. Probably more than $100 in cash in Cocoa's mommy's wallet, I'm sure.

So Neathery approaches Cocoa and says, "Pway wif me." Cocoa immediately begins running around with Neathery, climbing on the equipment and showing Neathery how to do certain "big girl" things like jumping from one jumping stone to the next, or hanging from the monkey bars.

Neathery and Cocoa are enjoying each other's company when Cocoa's mommy calls Cocoa back over to her side of the playground...really, just a small distance away from where we were playing.

Cocoa obeys.

"Cocoa, can you count the swings?" "Cocoa, what color is the toy car?" "Cocoa, tell me how to spell ____________." "Cocoa, why do we eat carrots and not suckers?" That kind of stuff.

I definitely got the feeling Cocoa's mama was one of those "show-off" mamas. And I know y'all know what I'm talking about.

Neathery followed Cocoa to play some more, but every time Neathery would engage Cocoa in play, Cocoa's mama would pull her away and drill her on various different topics.

I was like, "Why is this mother not allowing her little girl to play with Neathery? Is it that Neathery has on mis-matched clothing and it's not name brand? Is it because Neathery's face is still a bit smudged from her sucker on the car ride over? Is is because Neathery's shoes are worn and ragged?"

I really couldn't figure it out...and still can't.

I don't know why I'm thinking of this now. After all, it was nearly a week ago that we met Cocoa.

But I keep thinking of Cocoa and her mama, and wondering why some mothers feel the need to put their children on "display"? Why some mothers feel the need to have their child "practically perfect in every way," as Mary Poppins would say.

Maybe I'm too far removed from my first child now to remember if I was maybe like Cocoa's mama, too? Or what changed in my 15 years of parenting that made me realize that it's okay to give my child a sucker once in a while instead of a carrot. Or it doesn't matter, in the grand scheme of life, whether I spent $25 on a Gap outfit for my child versus a $5 outfit from Goodwill...or better yet, a $2 from a garage sale downt he street. Or that it's okay to let Neathery play at a playground without drilling her on everything she knows.

Anyhow, just my ramblings once again.View Thread

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Fishing Tackle

I don't know if this is applicable to any of you, but since it's summer time and I do this outreach at...

Sarah (31), DH(29), DS (Jan. 09) sarahaburger.blogspot.com

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G-diapers?

I went to BRU today and was looking at them. I've never paid much attention to them before. They're so soft...

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jlc

Does Sue have your email addy?

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I need a new obsession.....

Since last summer my obsession has been CDing. But DD is well on her way to being PT'd. She woke up dry in the...

Me (31) DH (32) and our 2 beautiful babes DS (6/07) and DD (9/08)

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Look What I Got!

From my DH this morning!

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Parents Mag Cover - Please vote everyday - she is ...

When this round started - she was # 3 thousand and something. She is currently at 166, from 284 yesterday!!!...

I'm Ryann (30), DF Gabe (31). Our beautiful DD - 14 months - Isabella Francesca Marie - Born on St Patty's Day 2009. So in love with our little beauty!

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If I Could Reinvent Myself...

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Doctor question

So, I have a doctor's appointment to see my gyn to get my yearly exam and to take out my Mirena *gulp* When...

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A few questions:

1. How are your gardens coming along? 2. How is potty-training coming along? 3. What's LO's...

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Parents Magazine Cover - Please vote for Isabella!...

Isabella made the 1st round cut for the cover of Parents Magazine ... Please vote for her - ...

I'm Ryann (30), DF Gabe (31). Our beautiful DD - 14 months - Isabella Francesca Marie - Born on St Patty's Day 2009. So in love with our little beauty!

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Claritin Alternative that really works

My DH has severe allergies. To the point that his eyes constantly water, he's constantly sneezing, his...

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Nettie Says "Oatmeal," LOL

I'm not sure how to get this video to "turn" the right way? Anyhow, here it is. ...

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Dark Circles and an Aching Body...

Ladies, It's been a completely EXHAUSTING weekend. Not my typical exhausting weekend...this one was...

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Ladies,

It's been a completely EXHAUSTING weekend. Not my typical exhausting weekend...this one was extraordinarily exhausting.

Three days off (holiday weekend) and I'm SO ready to return to work, sit at my desk in my office and sip on my hot cup of coffee. No kids. Just me and my Gerry Rafferty playing...ahhhhh.

But back up. It's still Sunday. 8:30 at night right now and not an end in sight.

Back up further.

It's Friday night. I'm uber-excited for my 3-day weekend. Why? I can't even imagine now....because my weekend consisted of laundry, dishes, poopy diapers, washing floors, mowing the grass, cleaning out closets, cleaning out boxes of junk from the garage, telling my older two girls to quit arguing, telling my youngest to do as I've asked, begging for a complete 5 minutes without interruption, running errands, cooking meals, running the buckets and buckets full of recycling to the transfer station, more poopy diapers, more laundry, more cooking....and the list goes on and on and on and on and on and on....you get what I mean.

I mean, you're probably there, too, aren't you? Looking forward to a weekend and then realizing you shouldn't have been?

Last week, towards the end of the work week, I was ready to quit my job. The hassle of three kids and a full-time job was exhausting.

But let me tell you, ladies, the hassle of three kids and a three-day weekend is far worse. OMG. and I'm not saying, "gosh" at the end of that phrase!

It's Sunday night...8:42 p.m. now as I type this. My older two girls are upstairs fighting and screaming. My youngest is getting into her older sister's things and getting yelled at.

I should step in. I should stand up and make my presence known.

But I need this five or ten minutes to sip my red wine and pretend more a moment that I'm at the Riviera sipping hot toddies with my handsome husband...WITHOUT whining children.

No poopy diapers to take care of...no dirty dishes once again piling up in the sink...no meals to cook...no floors to scrub. Just me and my husband and ROMANCE. And better than romance...a full-night's sleep and a few hours to myself....

Hey, a woman can dream, right????!!!View Thread

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Dark Circles and an Aching Body...

Ladies, It's been a completely EXHAUSTING weekend. Not my typical exhausting weekend...this one was...

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Posted by MontanaMama2009

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OT-getting paid to blog? APO 18 month

I just started looking into this and it sounds sooo easy! I'm totally going to give it a whirl. Has anyone...

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MontanaMama2009

In regard to your poll - Just curious how you handle birthday gift giving for your older children?

I'm Ryann (30), DF Gabe (31). Our beautiful DD - 14 months - Isabella Francesca Marie - Born on St Patty's Day 2009. So in love with our little beauty!

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You Look Like Her Grandma

That's what a 4yo little girl said to me after she asked if I was Nettie's Mom and I said, "yes."

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Fun Poll:

I'm antsy, although I have work to do. So I'll post a poll. 1. If you were wearing a "mood" ring at...

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Sorry...I have to vent

Okay, so many people have posted their "I'm so frustrated THIS person is pregnant post" and this one is mine....

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