If you remember, Parker had a little trouble watching hockey on SportsCenter a while back. Well, he’s at it again. Last night, he and his brothers with up in Seth’s room watching a movie. (Or so we thought) A game of Hide-and-Seek broke out and yada yada yada . . .
Apparently, one of the twins weren’t watching where they were going and Parker’s cheek hit Casey’s head. Casey fell down from the contact, but Parker got the worse of it. This picture was taken after the swelling went down a little bit.
OK, so my wife and I are watching the Bill Cosby stand-up show from 1983, “Himself”. I remember watching this years and years ago, but I don’t remember it being this funny. Any parent should watch this show if given the opportunity. If you’ve got some time on your hands and a high speed Internet connection now, you can find them all on Google Video. If you only watch 1 of them, make sure you check out Part 2. Here are the links:
You fly from St. Louis to New Orleans to enjoy a fun weekend at JazzFest only to wonder if there is a curb under all that water. . .
A thought crosses your mind that you need shoes that have soles thick enough to keep you out of the water rushing down the street. . .
What? You mean it’s legal to walk down the street and drink alcohol here? Where’s my margarita?. . .
Oh. . . Is that what happens when you drink too much on the streets?. . .
Let’s just pose in front of that big Viking head. . .
My husband would love that outfit. I’ll take 2. . .
These were the thoughts and images from Brandy and Tara’s trip to New Orleans this weekend. I’m looking forward to what they come across tomorrow. Stay tuned.
Did you know that you can customize how this site looks to you? See those 11 boxes in the header of this page? Click through them and pick your favorite background. My favorites are the sky backgrounds, but I’ll let you pick what looks the best to you. As soon as I’m done with this post, I think I’ll check to see if I can change the default background from white to one of these. So when you are reading this, I might have picked on of them for you. Let me know which is your favorite by leaving a comment to this post.
I was sitting on the couch, folding laundry, being a good husband when my cell phone starts vibrating, vibrating NOT ringing. I start pulling it out of my belt clip to answer it, immediately thinking that something was broken at work. Before I get a chance to look at the caller id, Parker comes running down the stairs shouting at me to answer my phone. My first thought was, “How did you know my phone was ringing?”.
Flashback 1 month:
I decided that my kids should know our phone number. But which number should I teach them? I decided that the number that had the best chance of getting answered and for us to keep for quite a while was my cell phone. So I spend a few days quizzing them on it until they have it memorized.
Flashback to yesterday:
I look at my phone for caller id and on the display is: “Home”. “What, home is calling me?”; I think to myself. Then I look at Parker’s mischievous face and put 1 and 1 together. I wonder up to the upstairs phone, which I find lying on my desk, waiting for me to answer. I hung up that phone and chased Parker throughout the house to tickle him till he learns his lesson.
Since my post regarding the sex talk with a girl, I’ve received a similar link for a conversation with boys. Since turnabout is fair play, I thought I’d post the YouTube video: (Warning: Adult Content)
This post was originally made on January 31 in my blogspot blog, but I’ve had a request to repost it in one of my current blogs, so here ya go.
My son had his first hockey injury a couple days ago. That’s the short story. If you want details, well. . . I was watching Sports Center the other morning. My son saw the highlights for hockey and got excited. He started running toward the tv and tripped about 2 feet away from the tv. As he went down, his mouth hit the tv. His tooth is still there, it is just pushed up into his gums. He cried a lot less than I would have if it happened to me.
I’ve been a subscriber to parentcenter for over 5 years now. There I was 5 1/2 months ago, my wife was pregnant with twin boys, and I was completely unaware of what was going to happen. By becoming a member on their site and entering my kids due date, I began receiving weekly updates on what was happening in my unborn baby’s life. Those emails didn’t stop after they were born either. I continued to receive those weekly emails giving this clueless parent clues about how to handle certain situations. Those clues ranged from how to handle the nightly feeding schedules to hints about taking your infant out to a restaurant.
This site definitely has a tilt toward the mother, but the involved father can relate to a majority of the articles too.
when my cell phone starts vibrating, vibrating NOT ringing. I start pulling it out of my belt clip to answer it, immediately thinking that something was broken at work. Before I get a chance to look at the caller id, Parker comes running down the stairs shouting at me to answer my phone. My first thought was, “How did you know my phone was ringing?”.