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Language Explosion...and Oh My, Am I Behind! (April 24) Thursday, April 24, 2008 James is a big talker (as both of his brothers were...never a moment's quiet in this house!), but he's been amazing us all with his sudden vocabulary explosion this week. Instead of the one or two new words a day that we'd been hearing, this week, he's been adding words to his spoken vocabulary at a rate of six or seven a day! Post A Comment Send to a Friend
Comments Thursday, April 24, 2008
Your dirt magnets are adorable - I have 4 myself. I just found your blog and it is beautiful! Did you design it yourself? I love it. I am sure I will enjoy reading all your posts.
Friday, April 25, 2008
I love watching my children learn language. It is so much fun. Glad you are still out there ane look forward to you coming posts.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
My 13 month old, Peanut loves to "talk" but it mainly baby chatter. She can, however, say Dada (not mama), no and her older sister's name (well, a version of it anyway!). I know as mother's we always want our children to talk and then we spend many years telling them to be quiet!! She also loves dogs - they seem to fascinate her! And being outside, but she'll take just looking out the window if it's too cold. Here in WI, winter will not let go of it's icy grip :( Anyway, cute pictures. How are you able to have so many posted? I'm a little tech-challenged! Monday, May 5, 2008
Fun! I was always thankful that my two were big talkers too. They always got to a point where I could barely keep up with all the new words they were learning. Tuesday, May 6, 2008
I love it when they start to talk!! Its so much fun!! My little one is just learning to sit up. Soon, she'll be crawling through the dog hair. Maybe I'll just shave the dog. lol
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Have you been surviving the storms we've had recently? Tuesday, May 13, 2008
I just LOVE your blog design! Now just to get you to post more pictures of those cuties!! Have a great week!! Scouts, Jello, and a Boy in a Mask (Mar. 7) Friday, March 7, 2008 To open today's entry, here are two random photos of Ryan from today... Making jello for J week -
"I'm ready to go to fencing like Tyler!"
In real "news", we had a great cub scout pack meeting this week. Tyler has worked hard all year and finally earned not only his Bear badge, but a whopping 10 arrow points! He knew he had earned awards, but we hadn't told him exactly what he'd be receiving, so he was very surprised and excited. He always has to make silly faces when he gets "war paint" for earning a rank badge...
We also say goodbye to our 5th graders at the March pack meeting, as they cross over into boy scouts. Last year, Tyler wasn't too interested in or impressed with the ceremony, but he was mesmerized this year. He's already discussing which boy scout troop he should join two years from now! Post A Comment Send to a Friend
Comments Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Please tell him we said congrats!! Bear badge and ten arrow points, that's quite impressive!!! WEbelos is quite exciting too!! Trey just earned his webelos badge and will be getting his compass point emblem this month!! Yeah!! I'm not looking forward to camping though in May. I prefer the camping inside rather than in a tent. Too bad dad will probably not be home to take him! Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Great pictures of life! I enjoyed reading through your blog Monkeying Around (March 2) Sunday, March 2, 2008 The boys were invited to a birthday party for a couple of our little friends today. Amelia was turning 2 and her little sister Isabella was celebrating her first birthday. Their party was at Monkey Bizness, which just recently opened here, and the boys couldn't have been more excited to get to go check it out for the first time. It didn't disappoint! The three of them stayed busy for the hour in the playroom, sliding, climbing, running, swinging, and bouncing, and then thoroughly enjoyed their cake and juice. All three boys (and Daddy!) were worn out and ready for naps by the time the party was over.
James made it down the big slide a couple of times and jumped in the bouncy house some, but he spent most of the party playing in the toddler area. He particularly liked the caterpillar tunnel.
Ryan just kept going, and going, and going....
Tyler was also unstoppable!
Last, but not least, here's a cheesey James smile. He was very happy to get to bring home a balloon!
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Comments Friday, March 7, 2008
Those places are so fun! We just recently attended an event for our church where a group of adults went to one...without kids. It was sooooo fun, but Big D nearly ripped my arm out of the socket on the obstacle course when we were racing another couple. Saturday, March 8, 2008
Looks like fun. We don't have any Monkey Bizness here but we have something similar. They have three inflatables for children. They have a special Homeschool day as well! It is really appreciated in the winter! Kids so need to burn off all their energy!! | Welcome to our world! I'm the homeschooling mommy of three beautiful, noisy, messy little boys. We've been homeschooling from the beginning. We also run a home daycare and do preschool activities daily. This blog is a photographic chronicle of the highlights and joys, trials and troubles of our journey through life with our "dirt magnets".
Language Explosion...and Oh My, Am I Behind! (April 24)
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