Yesterday I introduced the Little Dude to you (well, mostly – since I can’t divulge the details of the how/what/why [yet], but I can tell you he isn’t a long lost child of either the hubby or myself, nor is he a grandchild since our one-and-only miracle is currently 8): He is the newest addition…
Have you heard about the new toy that will be quite the craze when Christmas shopping this year? Fijit Friends! You read that right – Mattel has come up with yet another brilliant addition to the interactive world of toys with these funky fun toys: Aren’t they funny looking cute? Princess Nagger literally cackled when…
If you’ve been reading along for a while, you know that Princess Nagger has an obsession with dinosaurs. She can rattle off every name of every species and tell you what era they came from, along with if they’re carnivorous, herbivores or omnivores. Over the past several years she’s still holding firm to her desire…
If you’ve been reading along for a while, you know that Princess Nagger is into dinosaurs. Big time. She’s been interested in becoming a Paleontologist since she was 5 or 6 – she just turned 8, and her interest has not waned even in the slightest. I thought for sure it would be a passing…
You don’t realize how much you rely on certain things technology-wise until they stop working. My laptop is definitely on its way out, so I have to make a decision on either wiping it and reloading everything and making do, or get a new one. I think I’ll be opting for the latter, this one’s…
Today is a very special day – Princess Nagger turns 8! Where in the world has the time gone? It’s hard to imagine that eight years have gone by, it seems like this moment was only yesterday: Walking, talking, teething, tantrums, potty training – all that seems like a blur. Princess Nagger, today you hit…
PN: “I hate homework!” Me: “I know, but it’s a necessary evil.” PN: “We’re learning some of the same stuff we learned in first grade last year. Except Pictographs. That’s new.” Me: “Pictographs, eh? That sounds interesting!” PN: “Yes, it is interesting. Always remember across first, then up. Mrs. M says to think of it…
