Amid the daily madness there are moments that make it all worthwhile.
i’ve found my hidden talent
66 years ago
Just ask Dave, I’m not a domestic goddess. We survive around the house here, but with three small children it is always busy. Happy, but busy. Amid all this chaos I have found something I am good at. Architecture? No. Artistic endeavors? No. Laundry? Heavens no!
I am good at complaining.
Not your everyday complaining — most of you know I am a generally positive person. My complaining gets our More >
Christmas aftermath
06 years ago
Our house now contains:- One little person driving a plastic pink cozy coupe around and around. Grace carries her phone and purse on board at all times and usually drinks milk while driving. She’s born to drive around Atlanta.
- One 8.5 year old with aspirations of singing in American Idol. She got a Disney Mix Stick (mp3 player) from Santa and has been singing nonstop every since. It’s a sight More >
but mommy
36 years ago
William seems like a born engineer. He’s always leaning under something to take a look or fixing something. I hate to label a kid — goodness knows I have no idea where my three will end up in this world — but William just seems like a minature engineer at times. Georgia Tech is one of the best schools in the country for the engineering type. It pains me to say that my children may not attend More >
an eight year old’s thoughts on Santa
16 years ago
The following is a paper completed at school concerning Santa:
Write the names of the people you know who would enjoy riding The Polar Express to see Santa Claus. Include the names of friends, neighbors, classmates, and family members:William McDermitt, Jordan McDermitt, Alexis Katz, Blake Kretzmer, Devyn Smyth, The Shook Family, Caroline White, Temi Akende, The Mancusos, Alexandra Eng-Nguyen, More >
subliminal mundane
06 years ago
Anyone see the advertisement for this toy? Catchy music, right? Listen to the music more closely. Does it make you want to wear parchute pants and big hair?
The geniuses at Fisher-Price are using Rick James’ “Superfreak” instrumental to convince us to buy that cute Tigger. Ummm, I think they know their target audience: people who were teenagers during the eighties. Scary.
