Brayley: "You can't step on a power line or you will get dead!"
(They watched a video at school about power line safety.)
Monday, June 14, 2010
Dialogue Monday
Brayley: "You can't step on a power line or you will get dead!"
(They watched a video at school about power line safety.)
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Top 10 Tuesday Directions...
Top Ten Tuesday Directions: How do I leave a comment?
Step 1) Look at the bottom of whatever post you’d like to comment on. It will say something like this:
Posted by Candace at 8:30 AM. 2 comments
Sometimes it will not say that. In that case, you’ll see the comments from that one post listed beneath it. Scroll to the bottom and look for it to say this:
Post a comment
Step 2) Now click on the word “COMMENTS” and it will take you to the comments page.
Step 3) Look for the text box at the bottom of the page under the words “Post A Comment.”
Step 4) Type out your comment.
Step 5) Choose an identity with "Comment As".
-If you have an account with “Google/Blogger,” then click on that option. (“Blogger” is the free blogging service we use. Blogger.com is part of the “Google” network.)
-If you have an account with another blog service like Live Journal, Wordpress, TypePad, or AIM, click on the “Open ID” option.
-If you want to type your name and a web site that is not in one of those categories, choose “Name/URL.”
-If you just want to type your name and no web site, simply leave the URL part blank.
-If you want to be “Anonymous,” choose that option.
Step 6) You can click “Preview” if you’d like to see what your comment will look like when it’s published.
Step 7) If you don’t like it, then you can click “Edit.”
Step 8) When you are done, click “Post Comment.”
Step 9) If you’re in the "Preview" mode and are ready, click “Publish.” It will then say “Your comment has been saved and will be visible after blog owner approval” at the top of the page.
Step 10) Wait for your comment to be moderated by me. Comment moderation keeps the spammers away.
Step 1) Look at the bottom of whatever post you’d like to comment on. It will say something like this:
Posted by Candace at 8:30 AM. 2 comments
Sometimes it will not say that. In that case, you’ll see the comments from that one post listed beneath it. Scroll to the bottom and look for it to say this:
Post a comment
Step 2) Now click on the word “COMMENTS” and it will take you to the comments page.
Step 3) Look for the text box at the bottom of the page under the words “Post A Comment.”
Step 4) Type out your comment.
Step 5) Choose an identity with "Comment As".
-If you have an account with “Google/Blogger,” then click on that option. (“Blogger” is the free blogging service we use. Blogger.com is part of the “Google” network.)
-If you have an account with another blog service like Live Journal, Wordpress, TypePad, or AIM, click on the “Open ID” option.
-If you want to type your name and a web site that is not in one of those categories, choose “Name/URL.”
-If you just want to type your name and no web site, simply leave the URL part blank.
-If you want to be “Anonymous,” choose that option.
Step 6) You can click “Preview” if you’d like to see what your comment will look like when it’s published.
Step 7) If you don’t like it, then you can click “Edit.”
Step 8) When you are done, click “Post Comment.”
Step 9) If you’re in the "Preview" mode and are ready, click “Publish.” It will then say “Your comment has been saved and will be visible after blog owner approval” at the top of the page.
Step 10) Wait for your comment to be moderated by me. Comment moderation keeps the spammers away.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Dialogue Mondays
Mommy: "Brayley, why are you being mean? You better change your attitude!"
Brayley: "What's an at-tude?"
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Top 10 Reasons I Wish I Was One of My Kids...
Angie from 'Many Little Blessings' blogged her 'Top 10 Reasons I Wish I Was One of My Kids'. So, here are my...
Top Ten Reasons I Wish I Was One Of My Kids:
1. They don't have to work!! For at least 12 more years anyway!
2. They get to sleep in!!
3. "They don’t have to worry about bills to pay, property taxes, insurance premiums, groceries, or any of those other “fun” things about adulthood."
4. The toys are WAYYY cooler now than they were when I was little!! And yet they would still rather play with a stick and tissue paper!
5. They can eat absolutely anything that they want and not gain on ounce!! However, new research claims their future obesity will be ALL my fault!
6. ENERGY!! If I could have 1/2 of their energy I would be satisfied!
7. They get to go to bed SOOO early!! And with not one care in the world!
8. Thier dreams are still absolutely attainable!! They can foresee nothing in their future that will prevent them from doing exactly what they want to do with their life!
9. Birthday's are TRULY celebrated!! They haven't reached the age when a birthday is just a reminder of more crows feet and higher cholesterol!
10. They have the COOLEST parents ever!! LOL! Nah, our parents were 'cool', too!
Monday, May 31, 2010
Thursday, May 27, 2010
'B's' First Easter
This was Easter Sunday at Nana and Papa's when B sported the "I'm The Big Brother" bib!!! Man, did that get a surprising reaction!!
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Top 10 Favorite Books To Date...
These are my...
Top Ten Favorite Books to date:
1. Sarah, Plain and Tall by Patricia MacLachlan
2. The Twilight Saga by Stephanie Meyer
3. His Needs, Her Needs by Willard F. Harley Jr.
4. Summer Sisters by Judy Blume
5. Anything written by Nicholas Sparks
6. Confessions of a Shopaholic Series by Sophie Kinsella
7. She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb
8. The Friday Night Knitting Club by Kate Jacobs
9. Anything written by Jane Austin
10. Saving this spot for my next favorite!!
I would love to know if you share some of my book favorites but if not I would love to know what yours are!
Monday, May 24, 2010
Dialogue Monday
Mommy: "Eat your carrots, B."
Brayley: "I don't like it when they're cooked! They're Yucky!"
Mommy: "Addy, you eat a carrot."
Addyson: "I don' like carrots, I like MawMaw!"
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