It's so sad, she adores Geo but I almost hate her because of her insinuations and weirdness. It's only Tuesday and it's already been a rough week.
So glad you are ok!!! What an ordeal! And I'm sorry Wyatt weaned and can understand how sad you must feel. He must be so happy his mama is back and feeling better, though.
Also she has apparently figured out the concept of "two." Whenever she has 2 of something, she proudly holds one in each hand and announces, "two!" When you say, "how many feet do you have?" she holds up her feet (if she's sitting down, of course) and says, "two!" When she's nursing, she pulls up the other side of my shirt so she can see both boobs and then yells, "two!" 
16 months is SO much fun. 
This is my favorite embarrassed smilie: 
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I was all set for her to wake up when we went to bed, or in the middle of the night. I'm SO relieved she didn't!
: So, my last post seems to have disappeared. Weird! If anyone sees it, please feel free to quote it, so it reappears! This board is so screwy today! 
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That makes it interesting!
: Then my posts in this thread kept disappearing. Weird. But now it seems to be fixed. 
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s It sounds like you've been though quite a bit lately!: Her normal routine is to go to bed at 7:30, wake at around 5, then nurse and come to bed with us for an hour or two. The past week, though, 5 has moved to 4, which is not so fun. :
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Originally Posted by ~*max*~
 Oh Gretchen, what a tough time you've had! It sounds like ds is eating well & has a nutritious diet. I wouldn't worry about the toddler formula. That has always seemed more like a marketing ploy to me anyway. You are doing a great job through all this mama! Take good care of yourself and know you are doing the absolute best you can.
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. I'm glad you're on the mend with your health. That's very scary food poisoning 
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Originally Posted by Blue Lotus
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Originally Posted by ~*max*~
MCB, I admire all the work you have put into the Jena 6 cause. You are awesome mama!
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. My family and I will not be complacent though! . . How long have you had yours? . He's also reeeeeeeeeally picky . It's super hard to find things for him to eat so we have to get creative .: . Ah well, toodles all! Have a great Tuesday! 
: Yesterday it was hot and MUGGY, and now today it is about 55 and cloudy outside.: I love Mn weather!!!! ) I'm soooo excited to see them! And then this weekend is Duck hunting opener, so DH is thrilled about that. I think the girls are I will go to our town's arts festival on Saturday. We'll see how the weather is.: I have been thinking alot about why I would have gotten two faint positives, and I think it was a chemical. My cycles have NEVER been longer than 30 days, and it was 34 last month, my temps stayed high until I started spotting. I never spot, I bleed right away. And my left breast completley dried up. I just wonder if that wasn't what it was. I didn't have any symptoms, except severe exhaustion. I know that I will never truly know if it was or not, but I can't imagine why I would have had two faint positives, and them both be wrong, kwim?? Anyway, just wanted to share.
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Originally Posted by Sydnee
NYCVeg- I think her diet sounds perfect!! I wouldn't worry too much about. And you should be SOOOOO proud to where you've come with nursing!! To think of all the crap you had to go through, but you made it!!!
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to you mama! That is one tough MIL!! Would it help if you all kept really busy when she is at your house? That might give her less time to try to interfere w/Geo. Maybe you need to sneak her some of Ecoteat's "special brownies". 
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Originally Posted by NYCVeg
After reading your post, I went back to mine and noticed that I actually wrote...
"It's just so much easier to nurse" : : |
Her diet sounds pretty good though. Allergies make it so hard to feel balanced I am sure.:
just joking. Anyway I should be getting ready-but I am so burned out from playing catch up. so here I am posting here instead.
) and finds he can lease the car of his (tamer, more responsible) dreams for the same price for which he can get the Camry. So he does. The NEXT DAY the police call us and tell us that they found our car...it had been sitting in a gas station a few blocks from our house, untouched, for a month. Of course, now the insurance company owns it and we have a 3-year lease on our hands, so there's nothing to be done. But we're pretty annoyed b/c we purchased the car outright from my sister, so there were no monthly payments...now, not so much, plus we had to put a chunk of change down. Why o why would the gas station people let the car sit there for a MONTH and not get it towed. :
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Originally Posted by gnutter
by the way while I am sitting here my 7 year old informs me that "all he wants" is a credit card, a new computer, and internet in his room :WHo has he been hanging out with lately I wonder. |
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Originally Posted by NYCVeg
...So, in a fit of pique, he goes to a luxury car dealer (I will refrain from mentioning which car--honestly, I find it embarassing
) and finds he can lease the car of his (tamer, more responsible) dreams for the same price for which he can get the Camry. So he does. ... |
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