The other night I watched "127 Hours." I'd like to think that if faced with imminent death I would drink my own pee and cut off my own arm. Let's not test that.
Mr. Monk's latest trick is giving. He likes to hand off anything that he has to me or the dog. After he licks it, naturally.
You know you want it...I'm not sure which is scarier--finding the baby fondling a rusty old pair of pliers or my husband asking why that's a bad thing.
Starting to get really nervous for our trip to London sans baby.
Starting to get really excited for our trip to London sans baby.
I just typed up a three page list of "notes" for our mothers to use when watching Mr. Monk for a whopping five days. Apparently, I am a micromanager after all.
Yes, both of our mothers are coming to watch the baby while we're away. Together. Sounds like a sitcom plot, doesn't it?
People keep asking if our moms get along well. My response: they do as of now. We'll check back in a week or two.
In the last few weeks, FIVE of our friends have had babies. December was a wild month!
If you are invited to a kids party and the invitation reads "no gifts," are you really not supposed to bring a gift? I have issues following directions. For my son's (ridiculously soon, eek!) birthday, I want to write "gifts only if you can't bear the thought of showing up empty-handed, please."
I don't get why they would put "no gifts" on a birthday invitation.. I'd feel awkward not bringing a gift for the celebrant if I were going to a birthday party. So excited for your trip! You're so lucky.
ReplyDeleteHah, I know, it pains me not to bring a gift. But, this is for a joint party where not all the guests know both kids so I think the mommies thought it best to not make people feel obligated to bring both kids gifts. That and maybe they have enough plastic :-)
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