Do you perhaps mean the one Jack is digesting right now? Yes, I had that one as a kid, and they must still be in print, because my mom gave them to the kids in their Easter baskets! I remembered all of the pictures, but none of the made-over rhymes.
I couldn't find the train engine, but probably because Grandmas lose their vision at some time or other. We can't see dust very well either. But I didn't miss the little boy! Cute little fellow and fun big sister Helen. What's the spot on her cheek? I didn't miss that. Grandma Ruby
Mom, Helen is back to picking her face. She inflicts her own wounds and then keeps them in a stable condition. She leaves them alone until they are about to heal, and then picks them open again. Look out for the acne-ridden teenage years!
I so have that nursery rhyme book, too! I found it in an old box at my Mom's, so I brought it with us and read it to Karis. She usually quotes those now instead of the original ones!
Oh Joyce you totally crack me up how you relayed the story about Helen inflicting pain upon herself and keeping them in stable condition. Isabella did that too...and ended up with infintigo several times. There would always be spots on her face- pick until they get infected. Then repeat as soon as it would finally heal up. We would get so tired of it.
I'm married to a ruggedly handsome farmer. We are raising four cool kids, Owen, Helen, Jack and Henry. We are surviving the death of our fourth child, our infant daughter Quinn.
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Fun game! I think I also spy a book of Christian nursery rhymes...am I right? Seems like I remember those from when I was a kid!
Do you perhaps mean the one Jack is digesting right now? Yes, I had that one as a kid, and they must still be in print, because my mom gave them to the kids in their Easter baskets! I remembered all of the pictures, but none of the made-over rhymes.
I couldn't find the train engine, but probably because Grandmas lose their vision at some time or other. We can't see dust very well either. But I didn't miss the little boy! Cute little fellow and fun big sister Helen. What's the spot on her cheek? I didn't miss that. Grandma Ruby
Mom, Helen is back to picking her face. She inflicts her own wounds and then keeps them in a stable condition. She leaves them alone until they are about to heal, and then picks them open again. Look out for the acne-ridden teenage years!
I so have that nursery rhyme book, too! I found it in an old box at my Mom's, so I brought it with us and read it to Karis. She usually quotes those now instead of the original ones!
I love Helen's hair. A year ago Easter she looked like Malia does now. I can't wait for the hair.
Owen's new blanket looks nice and comfy. Kai is quickly outgrowing his favorite blanket, too.
Kristin
Oh Joyce you totally crack me up how you relayed the story about Helen inflicting pain upon herself and keeping them in stable condition. Isabella did that too...and ended up with infintigo several times. There would always be spots on her face- pick until they get infected. Then repeat as soon as it would finally heal up. We would get so tired of it.
Great shot of Jack. Man that guy is cute.
Great post! Love the pic of Jack!
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