Comments on: Words to Live By

By: Jenny

Jenny — Thu, 09 Oct 2014 16:33:59 +0000

vocabulary I love it when the little ones use big words…. and now I can finally call Chase handsome. His usual reply to my saying “my handsome boy” was “I’m not handsome!”. It (finally) dawned on me to ask him if he knew what handsome meant, he didn’t. I explained that it was cute or good looking and often used for boys. He now lets me call him my handsome boy
As for runners I think we’ve all been there. My worst was Chase taking off for the door at a store (maybe Old Navy), he couldn’t get it open as he was pushing and he needed to pull. Until some good Samaritan walked up seeing a small child with no adult near by struggling to open the door….this Samaritan then opens the door and holds it open for him, causing me to go from a sprint, walk, back to sprint. Clearly this helpful person didn’t have children.

By: Tara

Tara — Thu, 09 Oct 2014 15:39:07 +0000

So terrifying. I can relate. We have a runner and I’ve always envied those parents with little toddlers that simply walk by their side. I used to judge people with those leashes and although we never got one, I get it now. When your kid can disappear within a split second, a leash is not a bad idea.

By: Robyn Reed

Robyn Reed — Thu, 09 Oct 2014 15:12:17 +0000

Oh Sarah, I’m still laughing at this entry as I can relate so well. I must say I’m impressed with your synonym game as I only understood the word “snack” on that list! . As always thank you for enlightening my day and being you!