Old MacDonald Had a Rant...

[TBoneTX 45,866]

How's everybody's memorial day?

Glad that you asked, sensible man.

Memorial Day report, see man:

Awoke at Many a.m., coughing, hack man; belatedly took Heap Strong medicine, kill hack man.

Slept till Many a.m., induced by HSM man.

Ran errand in only rainy period of the day, great timing man.

For lunch, Tiff Mrs. T-B. served spaghetti with cheese sauce, ingest man.

Napped from 1 p.m. through 2:Many p.m., hour-&-a-half zzz man.

Dropped Mini-B. at little amigo's casa, play wee men.

Took Mrs. T-B. to Sears at Mrs. T-B.'s request, sales man.

Spent $Many, wives-are-expensive man.

Returned to casa and curbsided much garbage, pickup tomorrow man.

Retrieved Mini-B. and went to feed bread to ducks, quack man.

Mini-B. miffed that ducks merely nibbled, apparently already after dinner man.

Mini-B. played in sand and ran races with Mrs. T-B., victorious wee man.

Made all Many lunches for week, get it over with all at once man.

Dished the warsher, preventive action man.

Watched late TV news with proximal cat, miu with we man.

Answered question about how our Memorial Day was, obviously man.

For further details, inquire further for details, si man.

Edited May 31, 2016 by TBoneTX

[TBoneTX 45,866]

And VERY serious company-man work handled, hmmmph D ma'am.

[TBoneTX 45,866]

De-dish cat prep (incl. HSM) zzz man.

Mornin', Commie- and other babes with or without +1 inventories!

[Ontarkie 14,378]

Lmao Ok lets try again I need to recheck what thread I'm in before posting

Ours was ok

The Jedi likes ribs. He stole mine, although he kept calling it chicken

[TBoneTX 45,866]

Look at that hair, see wee man! A cutie-pie, wee man. And maybe it did taste like chicken, ingest wee man.

[Caryh 5,206]

Sounds like my husband and my step father, only in relation to cupboards and closets.

That is a pet peeve of mine. It grates on my nerves when people open cupboards and drawers then don't bother to close them after. I see it as a sign of being too lazy to finish what you're doing.

Lmao Ok lets try again I need to recheck what thread I'm in before posting

Ours was ok

The Jedi likes ribs. He stole mine, although he kept calling it chicken

cute pic of the chicken thief! Even if they're ribs

[N-o-l-a 7,168]

So Asia, is North Koreans working in Poland something people in Poland talk about?

[TBoneTX 45,866]

Awoke (the family) coughing last night, but is better today, phlegmatic we man.

Dream inbound commute, whee man: No turtles or tickets, no man.

Unbelievably pent-up post-holiday demand for pre-owned toilet seats, $i man.

Beat the rush and order yours now for Father's Day, smart thinking man!

[TBoneTX 45,866]

Afternoon/evenin', absent Commie- and absent other-babes with absent +1 inventories!

[N-o-l-a 7,168]

The Dane is dead set on the little Dane walking in the next month, but I am not optimistic.

Probably just as likely as the older one ever learning how to swim.

[Caryh 5,206]

The Dane is dead set on the little Dane walking in the next month, but I am not optimistic.

Probably just as likely as the older one ever learning how to swim.

Is the little Dane standing yet and pulling himself up? Its often a quick step to walking from there, if you can get them to take the chance.

[N-o-l-a 7,168]

Is the little Dane standing yet and pulling himself up? Its often a quick step to walking from there, if you can get them to take the chance.

He has been doing that for a long time, like 4 months or so? He walks pushing toys, but just doesn't seem interested doing it on his own. My daughter was a really late walker, so it isn't a concern or anything.

[Caryh 5,206]

He has been doing that for a long time, like 4 months or so? He walks pushing toys, but just doesn't seem interested doing it on his own. My daughter was a really late walker, so it isn't a concern or anything.

Heck, he's already walking then. Just doesn't have the courage yet to take the steps without holding on to something yet. Walk him holding just one hand, occasionally let go for a second or two here and there, and I bet he starts walking on his own soon after, if just to get back to your hand.

[NikLR 13,231]

Kiddo walked on her own at about 14 months? She'd been cruising furniture for quite some time before that. It's not a bad thing they arent ready to let go. I also was never worried about her climbing up on high things or taking risks that other kids did. Do i wish she took more risks or had less fear, of course, but she wont be the kid jumping off the bridge either. Lol

[N-o-l-a 7,168]

Heck, he's already walking then. Just doesn't have the courage yet to take the steps without holding on to something yet. Walk him holding just one hand, occasionally let go for a second or two here and there, and I bet he starts walking on his own soon after, if just to get back to your hand.

He just this weekend starting let us walk him by holding hands. He is kind of silly with stuff like that.

Kiddo walked on her own at about 14 months? She'd been cruising furniture for quite some time before that. It's not a bad thing they arent ready to let go. I also was never worried about her climbing up on high things or taking risks that other kids did. Do i wish she took more risks or had less fear, of course, but she wont be the kid jumping off the bridge either. Lol

Oh he climbs.... My other one climbed before she could walk too and I ended up ditching the crib super early. My daughter isn't a risk taker, but this one is the reason toilet locks were invented and has to touch everything.