Not much to read here…go elsewhere!

I could post about all I’ve done and all that’s happened since my last post, but that would be a mixture of bragging and complaining. Plus, it would take many, many words and “where words are many, sin is not absent.”

Instead, I will list the things I am grateful for:

    1. The stomach flu is finished with our family.
    2. We’re moved in to our rental & I’m done cleaning the old house.
    3. The open floor plan makes it easy for me to cook & clean while the boys play.
    4. Today I get to see my students’ creative projects.
    5. I don’t have to take any midterms; I get to drink a coffee and watch the torture.
    6. I have good friends to visit and to email.
    7. Jaeger is crawling!
    8. Hans has a great haircut.

So, if you’ve been waiting for me to post and are dying for something to read, check out these new blogs:

    Amy Sue has a blog with pictures of her new sweet girl!

So now I just need to get Elly, Jessica, and Tonya into a blog, then I’ll be set! :)

7 Responses to Not much to read here…go elsewhere!

  1. Elly L. says:

    Oh good, something new to read! None of the 3 or 4 blogs I read been updated much recently, so I always do a little dance for joy when I see you’ve done another post. As to my joining the blogging world – I’m not sure I’m computer-literate enough to do that! Oh.. how did you get Hans a haircut? Our haircut experiences with Judah are always miserable and frequently somewhat disasterous, as far as the haircut goes. Talk to you later!

  2. Mom says:

    Glad all the cleaning is done at the old place!

    Elly, believe me – if I can set up my own blog, you can too!! But then I took the easy way and used Blogger :) I dare you to give it a try, lol!!

  3. Mystie says:

    Matt is the haircut general around here. Hans gets the Daddy military cut every 2-3 months now. We cut his hair about 2 times in the 12-24 month range and that was a Mommy/Daddy combined effort — my job was to hold him down while Daddy took the buzzers to him. But actually I think Hans likes the feeling of the buzzer on his head and now he asks for haircuts at random. :)

    Last Sunday morning Matt — who cuts his hair weekly — left the breakfast table to go cut his hair. “Daddy going?” Hans asks. “To cut his hair,” Mommy responds. Perky Hans: “Oh!! Hans haircut!!” “Well, I don’t know…go ask Daddy.” “Ok!!” And off he runs…I go to check on them a few minutes later and sure enough, Hans is under the buzzer. :)

    So, if you’re going for the military academy look, I think it’s easier than if you’re going for the normal little boy cut. :) My friend who has a little boy around Hans’ age just takes him in with her to the hairdresser (who is a friend, I think, and hardly charges any extra for it) every 4-5 months or so.

  4. Elly L. says:

    Ahh, I see. Yes, a military-buzz style is easier. Most of Judah’s haircuts have been of that nature. The only problem is that BOTH of our buzzers start with a frightening crack and have a tendencey to suddenly slow down at unexpected times and pull hair. The last time I tried to give Judah a haircut by myself (actually trying a regular little boy’s haircut this time). foolishly trying without Michael’s assistance, I ended up with a hair-, snot-, and tear-covered, traumatized little boy in a diaper – with a lousy haircut!

    And yes, Mrs. P…. I think maybe I will try to start a blog during tax season sometime.. I’ll get free consulting from my little brother. :-)

  5. Amy Sue says:

    You all have inspired me to just not cut Alana’s hair. I’ll just let it grow until she’s steping on it, then give it a trim.;) Seriously though, she has so much hair I was thinking about taking her to someone when she’s a little older and have them shape it so it’s even. But I think I’ll skip that now. If I ever have a boy I think I’ll go with the military cut too.

  6. Mystie says:

    We have the opposite situation…Hans looked like we were giving him a military cut before he ever had a haircut — his first was a month before his first birthday. Right now Hans still has longer hair than Jaeger! If we have a girl I’ll have to have a good supply of bonnets and hairbands, because there won’t be any hair! :)

  7. Elly L. says:

    I’ll keep that in mind for future baby gifts! :-)

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