A Christian, homeschooled, PDA slinging, iBook modding, techno-savvy former Missionary Church PK's third attempt at a weblog.
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Well, we're beginning to figure out some of the great benefits of having lots of kids. For example, Miss Jocelyn Dixon is hosting a giveaway for some little tiny shoe thingies. I couldn't care less about the shoes (They're a tad bit too small for my hobbit feet), but my Mom is taking advantage of her large number of offspring and making us enter the contest so she can get the shoes for Mariam.
I get two entries in the drawing if I post about it on my blog, so that's why this post is here.
~Jake
(Mom just smacked me for revealing her methods :-)
Hi, I'm just posting to let y'all know that I'm still alive. Mom says that we need to take a break from being online all the time, and that means that I won't post for a while. (For those of you who email me, I can still email you.)
Keep watching my blog (or RSS feed); I'll be back.
Yay! I'm a big brother. Okay, so I'm the eldest of many kids. Maybe that isn't a big shock. But now I'm a big brother again! Mom had baby number eight on Monday morning at about 12:15. Her name is Mariam Annaliese Johnson. She is quite tiny, weighing in at a mere 7 pounds, 8 ounces. (Okay, maybe that isn't tiny. All of our kids thus far have been at least eight pounds.) She is 20.5 inches long, and she has really dark brown (or perhaps black) hair. Maybe she'll look like me when she grows up! Okay, maybe that would be a bit scary...
I'm on my mom's computer, and the better pictures of her are on my iBook, but I'll try to get a good one. Here's a few pictures of her:
Okay, I tried. I'll try to get some better ones later when I can access my computer.
I just wanted to point out that I am trying a new template that I coded myself. If you notice any errors or anything you think I should change, please feel free to comment and let me know. If you can't comment, but know my email address, email me and let me know.
Okay, I tried. I'll try to get some better ones later when I can access my computer.