Two hours of nothing but horses and wagons.
She loved it. Jumping up and down loved it.
Guess we have to do it again next year.
Damn.
Two hours of nothing but horses and wagons.
She loved it. Jumping up and down loved it.
Guess we have to do it again next year.
Damn.
Is no big deal. Is pretend. I go with my teachers. Go outside.
Leo scare too. He cry lots.
Make me sad. Fire engine make my safe.
So it is only fitting that I should pick out Kaylee's first pair.
Now if I could only get her to wear them on her eyes.
As part of the trip I spent a lot of time with the SU journalism students and I've determined a few things. 1) I'm old. 2) I'm not ready for Kaylee to grow up. 3) I don't want her to go away to school. And 4) If she does go away to school, I hope she never tells me stories like these students told me. They were no worse than what I did in college, but that's not the point.
Do as I say, not as I did.
The big news is that apparently, as of today Kaylee has been moved up to the next room at daycare. So I'm sure that means more of an emphasis on ABCs, 123s and a touch of potty training.
That may put her one step closer to frat parties, boy troubles and credit card debt - but at least she'll be wearing big girl panties.
And if I can keep her in Disney Princess Pull-Ups, maybe that will keep the boy troubles to a minimum.