note to self: don't buy 'dry clean only' dresses for little girls. H was sprayed with chocolate by another 6 year old at church. the dress is now clean and wrapped in plastic only to be brought out for VERY special occasions. regardless they looked adorable! these were an awesome find last year at an end of season sale at Macys!
-arrive at the parking garage after sitting in traffic and a cramped car with a poopy diaper baby. i thought kristen was going to throw up on me!
-let kristen out for some fresh air and unstrap crying baby to find.... a poop explosion! change baby and put her into the only spare clothes we brought, a onesie and light pants. wrap baby in eskimo suit and pray that she will some how not get hypothermia in the kiddie backpack.
-enjoy the sites
-stop for lunch at quincy market (fun place btw). take p to the bathroom. eat lunch. try to take p to the bathroom to find that a woman has passed out in a stall and they won't let anyone in
-head out to the fridged cold and forget that p has to pee. arrive at harvard square. enjoy scenery. look down and see that p has peed on harvard's steps (d loves the idea of this). -walk/drag a wet and cold girl all around to find out that there are NO children's clothing stores near by (really why would there be?)
-buy $20 sweats from the harvard coop. instruct child to go "commando" and wear wet pee boots with no socks even if she doesn't want to!
-finally get back to parking garage to discover that the baby has also peed through her diaper and has partially frozen limbs.
-after we FINALLY got home after sitting in 2hours of traffic we discover that p has peed AGAIN in her car seat.
awesome
me: being cold. right before the peeing on harvard
h trying to stay warm!
this is e.
yesterday at the grocery store some guy came up to me and asked if she was a girl. I said yes, she is wearing a bow, see?
to which he said
thank goodness. i thought i was going to have to tell the guys at the gym about some schmuck who put her boy in a bow!
he walked away and i turned to look at e. she was wearing a green bow, and a brown jacket. BUT the jacket had ruffles. the binky was purple and the blanket across her lap was PINK!
everyone comments on her blue eyes! i guess people in ma don't have blue eyes
she's had it rough the last few weeks with a UTI and a cold coming on. i have had it rough too. it feels like she NEVER sleeps.
i cut p's hair a bit ago. it looks so cute. i will show you later
hope that was enough of an update...
more opinions next time
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what happened to our visit? weren't we the first? i guess we didn't stay with you guys though. we find out where we are ending up in a few weeks. we might be getting out that way right when you guys are heading back.
it has been amended!
i wish i had brought my camera when you guys came. ohh i am just remembering that you emailed me pics. we had such a good time that night!
can't wait to hear where it is you are going. i am sure you can't wait even more!
YAY, for updates! It looks SOOOO cold....I am sorry. Can't wait to see more pix!
Yes, I never buy "dry clean only" dresses. Not so much because I'd be dry cleaning with every wearing but because I'm a bit vindictive. Since becoming a mother I've stopped buying and wearing DCO articles of clothing for myself. The niceness of my wardrobe is so sub-par that I refuse, absolutely refuse, to let my four year-old wear nicer clothes than me. In spite of my silly mental rule, she still has nicer clothes than I do. Sigh.
Hilarious story, by the way--peeing on Harvard's steps. I'm sure P isn't the first but I'd bet her motives had no ill intent.
I think my favorite part is seeing how tightly cinched your jacket is. Love the scarf.
I have thrown away undies in the Children's museum in SLC and a few other places. So much fun...
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