Male and Female Imponderables-Let it Snow
POSTED BY: msg
UPDATED: Monday, December 4, 2006 03:19
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A.K.A. Clementine (since I found out that RimGirl could refer to a less than mainstream sexual practice.)
Not taunting, just sharing my excitement. 
Believe me, MSG, if I were home and not at work it would be open. It was received by my previously-mentioned stay-at-home-dad/writer of a husband.
I remember the toddler stage. We used to say, "He's not just two. He's soooooo two." Broke a centre speaker using it as a stepladder. The pudding games sounds like fun. They're 6 and 9 now and it does pass.
Hang in there,RIMG. Life can be very sweet.
**Grins the grin of having a ZoeCoat waiting.**
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Holding 'till you get back, Captain.
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*hugs RiverIsMyGoddess* We love you! 
Don't ever leave!
Traveler, I now have a weird image of you pudding painting a playpen. It's a bit disturbing.
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Hmmm...DTH. Psychic Friends Network. I was thinking the same thing about Traveler.
Let's move away from fun with pudding, shall we?
**I was wondering...Have you ever had one of those wierd experiences where the same thing keeps popping up in odd places throughout the week?
A few months ago, it was The Great Gatsby. I saw it misplaced on a bookshelf at a used bookstore, I saw "Gatsby" on a license plate a few days later, then it was on tv, and finally I got an email from an old friend of mine, and I remembered his quote in our High School Yeardbook...the last two lines of The Great Gatsby ( And so we beat on...etc.)
This week I have been "haunted" by The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. Remember that TV show? I've been seeing references to it all week. On tv, on 'net sites I go to, I've even processed an order for a customer "Muir." What could it mean?
Is there a word for this type of occurance? I know if you are thinking about the phone ringing and it rings it is synchronicity...but what is this?
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My firstborn, Dylan was colicy and developmentally delayed and still my little Sean outdoes him with patience trying.
Msg - since I have no space ( small apartment )then the bathtub to do such an activity I'm not sure if it would work.I'm thinking the duct tape might help.He's broken my husband's guitar amp from playing with the on/off switch.And has completely broken the door off his crib.
RIMG - *hugs * what else can I say ? Our stories are similar.But not the religion part.
I'm a pagan through & through.
Of course it had to rain very hard for the 15 minutes I had to go pick up Dylan.I'm one drenched Albatross.
Mav -sometimes I think it's the verse trying to tell us something.Sometimes it's coincidence.
Bryce
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She rings like a bell through the night,and wouldn't you love to love her ? Takes to the sky like a bird in flight and who will be her lover ? All your life you've never seen a woman taken by the sky.Would you stay if she promised you heaven ? Would you even try ? -Stevie Nicks
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Mavourneen - I get that with songs and TV shows. A song or episode of something pops into my head, and the next thing I know I hear it on the radio or I'm watching it on TV.
Once it happened three days in a row with Simpsons episodes. I'd remember a scene from an episode of the Simpsons and the very next day I'd see that episode on TV. That being said, there's a TV station called Sky 1 that shows The Simpsons allll the tiiiime, but every time it happened I would come accross the episode on TV just as the scene I'd been thinking about came on. By day three I was well and truly freaked. I don't even watch that much TV!
*sigh* Time for me to leave. 'Night all!
*hands LA a towel* See, this is why Irish Pagans never have outdoor skyclad rituals. Rain, cold and the occasional hedgehog.
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Mav you got me all excited that you were going to say it was pudding wrestling this week. Then you went off in a totally different direction.
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Sorry, I was adjusting my top. What did you say?
EDIT: 'Night, DTH. See you tomorrow!
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LA- yeah bathtub/bathroom is a good idea. If you take up towels and bathmats and such...they could just have at it with a giant sheet of butcher paper ( local market will usually just give you some) strip them both down and let them go to it. They'll have a blast and you'll get 30 minutes to do something. Keep the door shut and have them honk a squeak toy or ding a bell to get your attention or when they are done. Then just pop them in the tub and sponge up the floor/walls etc. Once they're clean pop em in their jammies and go read some books. It's great for wearing them out as well as letting them do something "naughty" which satisfies their needs and yours:) HUGS that's my best one when I babysit and it really works. They love it and it's really less messy to clean than the destruction they cause on their own:)
"A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort."- Albright
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Night Mavourneen! Guess we'd both better get back to work. *sigh*
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