Friday, September 24, 2010

Getting Better Every Day

Harper completely surprised me this morning. While eating breakfast, she busted out the ABCs. All of them. We've been working on them a little, but until this morning, she still had some gaps. Now, I realize that they're not perfect, but this was a big step. I'm proud of her.

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Picking a Fight

I stole this idea from one of my favorite websites, SoulPancake. A recent post asked readers to list 5 things worth fighting for and 5 things not worth fighting for. Here's my list.

Worth Fighting For:
1. my kid's heart
2. my marriage
3. the truth
4. healthy self esteem
5. basic human rights for everyone

Not Worth Fighting For:
1. driving habbits
2. sports teams (ie. my team is far superior to your team)
3. oil
4. religion (ie. who's right and who's wrong)
5. politics

What about you? What's worth fighting for and what's not?

Monday, September 20, 2010

These Are The Days Of The Week

Harper learned this song at school a couple weeks ago and has been singing it non-stop ever since. Rob and I even find ourselves singing it. I think it may be rotting our brains. Being a parent is difficult sometimes.



Saturday, September 18, 2010

Picks

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Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Rockin' Out

I think Nashville might be rubbing off on her.





Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Vintage

The shirt that Harper is wearing today used to be mine when I was little. She pulls it off better than I did. Maybe it's the red nail polish.




Monday, September 13, 2010

Of Ducks And Men


Harper went to the park to feed the ducks the other day. On the way there, we had the following conversation.

Harper: When I grow up, I am going to be a duck.

Me: Well, you can't be a duck because you are already a person.

Harper: No, I'm going to be a duck.

Me: I thought you were going to be a doctor when you grow up.

Harper: Yeah, I'm going to be a doctor...(long thinking pause)... and a duck.

Me: Fair enough.