Author: Aimee

Laissez les bons temps rouler!

  • Posted on February 27, 2006
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OK, here is the real scoop, now that I am not all liquored up on Hurricanes. Sadly, though, that typing wasn't too far off from normal for me - I just didn't feel like doing spell check at midnight! So! We held a Mardi Gras…
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Best picture of the night

  • Posted on February 26, 2006
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OK, I havbe had a few Hurricance and am waiting for Bryan to some hoem with Declan (who was stayhing at :i;y's jouse for theparty) but to my eye rigt now, this looks lik a fiun puc from toin igtk/.Sertiously, this is my tyoping at…
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He’s Huge

  • Posted on February 25, 2006
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I know it's a total cliché, but my son is growing like a weed! I was just putting away his clothes (still getting ready for that Mardi Gras party!) and the kid is 3.5 years old and fitting comfortably into 5T or kids size 4…
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Heaven is…

  • Posted on February 19, 2006
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...Sleeping in till 9:30am, not having to cook and eating breakfast leftovers from your husband and son, and then taking a leisurely shower with hot water that lasts throughout, even though you take the time to shave your legs...(*On that note, I would love to…
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Another Successful Playdate

  • Posted on February 17, 2006
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Sophia invited us over for dinner and playdate last night (OK, her mom and I have been arranging it for weeks, so what). But the kids had a blast - and it is always so neat to see Declan really having fun with a friend…
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Lyricists

  • Posted on February 16, 2006
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I was driving into work this morning and the radio was playing "Miracle Drug" by U2. I have always loved that song, but I sat there and really listened to the lyrics for the first time. I was stuck yet again by how Bono is…
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Nighttime Snow

  • Posted on February 16, 2006
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There is something magical about going to bed when the first flakes start flying. You're all cozy in bed, snuggled up with a book... dreamily watching the white stuff coming down in that eery nighttime way - where you can only really see it through…
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