Nail day!!
May 16, 2013 136/365
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May 13, 2013 133/365
I used to think men were emotionless sacks of flesh until recently.
Not a feminist by any definition, by the way. Just a woman that grew up and surrounded herself by a certain type of male that is incapable of having drive, passion and any non rational way of showing emotion.
These last couple of years I was proven wrong. Getting reacquainted with old friends and enjoying conversations with a person that I think of as my brother has proven to me that men have emotion. And can express it. Not afraid to show tears. Let their passion pour. Have a drive for what they want that they are relentless.
I will never take a man like that for granted.
I want my son to be like that. He is like that at his young 4 years. I just need to encourage and teach him to keep it.
May 8, 2013 128/365
We were supposed to be taking a nap together…Flannery had other ideas.
May 2, 2013 122/365
Flannery requested a beach day so I could not resist. I packed a lunch, sun blocked the children, and headed out to my favorite ocean spot.
After Ernest did some crazy voodoo on the sand, we left after an hour. The sand kept plummeting us.
But it was still freaken fun as hell.
May 1, 2013 121/365
Me and my man. It took me a couple shots and a bribe to get him to smile…
Take 1
Take 2
Man I love this little guy.
Apr 28, 2013 118/365
Flannery got this little bunny at her birthday party yesterday (forgot to mention in the last post that my gramma keeps Hallmark in business).
So I recorded a little message so that when she’s separate from me, she hugs this super soft bunny and she hears my voice.
Raddest idea freaken EVER!
Yep, so I had to promise Ernest he’ll have his on Wednesday. Not a pink bunny though.
Apr 24, 2013 114/365
Her angry face. Made me laugh forever!
Apr 13, 2013 103/365
Flannery is deep in concentration braiding mama’s hair with a plastic road sign toy.
Apr 11, 2013 101/365
I told Flannery this is what her toes are going to look like when she’s a gramma. She giggled.
Apr 4, 2013 94/365
She didn’t want to let him go. He told he never would cuz he’s her big brother and he’s not going anywhere.
And that’s how I know I’m doing a good job in the mommy department, despite my faults and parenting mistakes.
