1) I have realized that I can live without blog stalking every night.
2) I also realized just because I don't blog about it, doesn't mean it didn't happen.
3) The final thing it has meant is : more productivity around the house.
The kids and I cleaned the basement which means it is no longer a complete danger zone for Lulu with Barbie shoes and screws from the drum set strewn about. And I can now walk down there and not start twitching nervously at the sight of the mess.
Before the unwanted blogging fast commenced, we had a fun-filled weekend. Friday were Jack and Em's fall parties at school. This year I have pulled back on all volunteering at the school in order to focus on Lulu, but the parties are my favorite thing. It was so fun to be in their classrooms and be a part of this special time. Thankfully, they weren't at the same time this year. Jack's was first...
Remember when these were the hard decisions in life?
Despite how it looks, he is not picking his nose in the above picture. I don't think.Mrs. Danielson has had three Kollar kids as students now. She's gearing up for a fourth...
Then it was onto the next party with my co-conspirator, Robrenna...
She's not really a witch, by the way. Far from it.
The biggest hit was the Scarecrow Relay...
And Lulu, of course...
After those festivities, it was another weekend at Gunga's. We went to an Apologetix concert with extended family...
She's not really a witch, by the way. Far from it.The biggest hit was the Scarecrow Relay...
And Lulu, of course...
After those festivities, it was another weekend at Gunga's. We went to an Apologetix concert with extended family...
Not bad to go to your first concert at only 8 months of age. Despite the deafening music and thick layer of dry ice, she fell asleep...
And I finally got a picture of Aunt Georgie and Lulu...
And now since I've blogged about it, it has all officially happened. Time to get back to blog stalking and unproductivity!
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Oooh, that is so going to happen to me, since that is the only way that I will get anything done around here at night. I keep thinking I'm going to willfully take a week or so off, and go through all of the disaster here (we moved at the beginning of the year, and it is so bad-not that the move has much to do with that, but it sure didn't help)...but I keep "just sitting down for a minute" and one thing leads to another. What a slippery slope! Anyway, you are inspiring. That little girl of yours (the youngest) is so smiley. How wonderful. I love how the rest of your kids are so sweet with her, they all look like they have such a good time.
I, on the other hand, definitely can not survive without blog stalking. It's one of the few things that helped me through the great Facebook debacle of late.
And have I said recently ... your kids are gorgeous - like, straight out of a magazine ... but less "commercial" (which, according to Tyra is horrible, and we must listen to Tyra) and much more exciting!
I laughed when you said,even if you don't blog about it, it really did happen. LOL
When you blog, it really does seem like you must blog/document every happening within your life. Oh well, that is what makes it sooo fun. :)
NO fun without internet, but hey....it's all good. Love the pics :)
too funny...yes, when blogger breaks down on me or something doesn't work, I panic for a second...Glad to know i'd survive :) kj
Blog stalking is NOT unproductive. It is valuable social skills/bonding/networking time.
But, y'know, a clean basement is good too.
your kids are so cute!!!
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