The kids and I worked on Valentines together. W. made little snack size baggies with 2 cookies, a candy kiss, and the Valentine inside. The cards were The Pirates Of The Carribean.
There were tattoos like this one included:
This is also the tattoo I heard T. telling his brother to put on his "wee-wee". Sure, try getting that one to come off in the shower! T. is completely obsessed with his package lately. First the bubble making, then this, and last night he was walking through the livingroom holding himself, a la Michael Jackson. He had a frown on his face and I asked what was wrong. He replied, "Nothing, I just hate that it's always big." Yea, so glad I asked.
On another note, the boys flipped their pajamas inside out, put them on backward, ran around the kitchen table 5 times while yelling, "We want snow, we want snow!", they then flushed ice cubes down the toilet. It was a riot, a definite dust off the old camcorder moment. And you know what? NO SCHOOL TODAY! It actually worked. Though W. is a tad disappointed because there really isn't any snow. It's all ice. But mommy, well, this is the BEST Valentine's Day gift my boys could have EVER given me!
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At times I wonder what it would be like if I had more than 1 boy - mayhem! I have a different kind of fun, with 1 boy and 2 girls!
We got lots of ice here too. INow I'm not a fan of snow, but don't LIE about it. I woke up to a snow covering and ice. So much for the foot of snow! I'm sipping my coffee, enjoying the sleet. And the kids, of course!
Have a wonderful VDAY!
ah! to have young boys :-)I would absolutely NO idea what to do with the "wee-wee" references. lol.
i love their "snow dance" ritual. It did work! we're (partially) snowed-in here too although I still had to come to work. I was actually kind of sad because I was looking forward to a whole day with my gals.
Happy Valentine's Day!
PS
I was reading your blog as you were commenting on mine. Great minds think alike!
Laughing at the "package" comment. Ah....snow, sleet. We always talk about moving to California every February.
Happy Valentine's Day, you.
I never thought of flushing ice. We'll have to try that.
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