Taking the Scenic Route

Thursday September 22, 2005

22nd September 2005

Thursday September 22, 2005

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A nice, quiet evening over here.  Zane & Zach  played a construction type game on the computer for a while, then they worked together to build a great train track.  Zane is now happily playing with his trains.  Zach is getting ready to make a run to the grocery store to pick up a few items to make our 6 cheese crabmeat lasagna.  We are going to throw some spinach in it this time, which should be really good. 

I just watched “Dancing with the Stars, dance off” and am just so happy for John.  He should have won the first time!  He has such a neat personality and just dreamy as anything.  Such a personality! 

I just got a phone call from my neighbor while I was typing.  Small interruption to my evening.  She is wondering if I can watch her 3 month old while she, her dh and her 17mo go to pick up a bed frame.  I love kids, but this one is constantly puking up formula and it just makes me sort of ill.  I really don’t understand why they can’t take both kids, but oh well.   I am not good at saying ‘no’ and it shouldn’t take them too long.  (I hope).  Gosh, I hope she feeds him before they leave.  I don’t have any desire to deal with the stanky smelling formula.  How somebody could purposely choose to formula feed over breast feed is beyond me.  Ok…I will stop bitching now. *sigh*

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  1. 1 On September 22nd, 2005, mamafish said:
       

    I hear ya, I can’t stand the smell of formula – icky.

     
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