I just logged into the email associated with this blog and saw that my one unread message was "Your friends think you need a vacation."
Oh really?
Who am I to argue with that one? I'd love to go see somewhere new. Of course there is that small thing of needing to plan something...
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Thanks to a friend and my nanny the kitchen is about 95% unpacked and put away. The other 5%? In a box somewhere...probably one labeled "Bedding; Master Bedroom" or something equally silly.
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We have found and unpacked a large number of the chica's toys and this means that for the first time in a looooooooooooong time she came downstairs and wanted to play instead of immediately attempting to turn on the television.
Small improvements, people.
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I have already had a request this morning to "Open boxes, Mama?"
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Rocket Man didn't come home last night until 10pm.
I am assuming it was just a great day at work.
In addition, he left his badge here yesterday morning, so he called me at 9-something (I was in bed) to ask how to get into our neighborhood without it. [There is an entry gate and you show your badge to get in quickly and easily.]
He called back about seven minutes later to tell me his keys are on his badge, so please leave the door unlocked.
So yeah, I didn't go to bed until he got home.
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While the kitchen is mostly done the rest of my house is a disaster.
Great.
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Miss Thing enjoys playing with the rolls of tape, small level and assorted screwdrivers lying (for now) on the table beside me:
"I do it."
"This one's better."
"I fix it."
"Try again."
"Mama? I working, Mama"
"You working, Mama - onna computer."
"Bracelets! I wear them! I got all the bracelets, Mama" [tape rolls]
"This one makes one bracelet, this one makes two bracelets, this one makes three bracelets, this one makes four bracelets, this one makes five bracelets!"
[Followed immediately by counting the SAME items over again:]
One, two, five, six, SEVEN BRACELETS!!!"
[She likes to keep us guessing.]
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Now apparently there is a Mama screwdriver and a bunch of kid screwdrivers. The babies are looking for their Mama; she is giving the babies kisses and so forth.
Screwdrivers; who knew?
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That is it for this morning. To recap, my child is entertained by the stuff from boxes; our house is a disaster. Oh, and she apparently has an imagination.
Oh really?
Who am I to argue with that one? I'd love to go see somewhere new. Of course there is that small thing of needing to plan something...
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Thanks to a friend and my nanny the kitchen is about 95% unpacked and put away. The other 5%? In a box somewhere...probably one labeled "Bedding; Master Bedroom" or something equally silly.
---------------------------------------------
We have found and unpacked a large number of the chica's toys and this means that for the first time in a looooooooooooong time she came downstairs and wanted to play instead of immediately attempting to turn on the television.
Small improvements, people.
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I have already had a request this morning to "Open boxes, Mama?"
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Rocket Man didn't come home last night until 10pm.
I am assuming it was just a great day at work.
In addition, he left his badge here yesterday morning, so he called me at 9-something (I was in bed) to ask how to get into our neighborhood without it. [There is an entry gate and you show your badge to get in quickly and easily.]
He called back about seven minutes later to tell me his keys are on his badge, so please leave the door unlocked.
So yeah, I didn't go to bed until he got home.
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While the kitchen is mostly done the rest of my house is a disaster.
Great.
---------------------------------------------
Miss Thing enjoys playing with the rolls of tape, small level and assorted screwdrivers lying (for now) on the table beside me:
"I do it."
"This one's better."
"I fix it."
"Try again."
"Mama? I working, Mama"
"You working, Mama - onna computer."
"Bracelets! I wear them! I got all the bracelets, Mama" [tape rolls]
"This one makes one bracelet, this one makes two bracelets, this one makes three bracelets, this one makes four bracelets, this one makes five bracelets!"
[Followed immediately by counting the SAME items over again:]
One, two, five, six, SEVEN BRACELETS!!!"
[She likes to keep us guessing.]
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Now apparently there is a Mama screwdriver and a bunch of kid screwdrivers. The babies are looking for their Mama; she is giving the babies kisses and so forth.
Screwdrivers; who knew?
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That is it for this morning. To recap, my child is entertained by the stuff from boxes; our house is a disaster. Oh, and she apparently has an imagination.
2 comments:
After seeing J disassemble and reassemble various items during our move, N is crazy for tools and if one is left lying around, will grab it and go "fix" something. If J is doing something within sight then she is off to "help dada fix it." Who needs a boy when I have her? Then again, her penchant for tools is dramatically offset by her asking every morning if she can wear a "pitty dess" and telling me she is going to the doctor to have the baby in her tummy's heartbeat listened to.
adorable! I can just see her playing with her new fixit toys.
Another piece of good news in the post was that you have a friend there.
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