Life is not measured by the breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away!: The Quick Bath

I asked the girls to go get in the bathtub and wash their hair, this is what I found when I went in to check on them and help them get it washed well. I guess this was their way of telling me they really didn't want to take a bath. Regaurdless, it was inventive and funny!

Where do they come up with this stuff?

March 2010
Cameryn came home from Church today. She was pretty happy. I asked her how it went for her, She said, "Mom, that was some good Church!"

I was driving the car, and it was night time. Tayler and Whittney turned the lights in the rear of the van on. I yelled at them to turn them off, which they did. Next thing I know I hear my little three year old Cameryn becoming little mommy, she then said to the girls, "Thanks girls, peciate it!" Soooo Cute!

February 2010

It was Cameryn's turn to say the prayers

she is 3 1/2 and she was saying the same ole stuff

bless the family,

bless our house,

bless we can go to Heavenly Fathers house,

Bless we can go to the Harry Potter Store.

(This last one caught us off gaurd and we were rolling on the floor, the previous two days Daddy had been listening to the seventh book of Harry Potter on CD)

So Cute!

March 2009

Cameryn age 2 had a bad bought with constapation recently. She has since been a little scared to go #2 and trys to avoid it at all costs. I was recently shoveling horse manure out of the coral at my fathers house and Cameryn had the privilage of watching me. She soon spoke out with her input on the big pile of poop, "Mom, that is a lot of ouchies!" It made me feel bad for her pains, but she sure is cute!

January 15 2009

We are expecting our 4th child and my whittney is not shy about asking any questions.

Whittney: " Mommy when the baby comes out what does the baby drink?"

Mom: "Milk!"

Whittney: "No, where does the Baby drink from?"

Mom: " From the Mommy"

Whittney: " Why, because we don't have any bottles?"

Mom: "No, because the mommies make special milk for babies."

Whittney: "Oh, so the baby drinks from your nickels?'

Mom:" Yup" =)

My 2 year old Cameryn potty trained herself. I never thought that it was possible, and when parents said that about their kids I was always internally laughing. I am not always in the bathroom when she goes, most the time she goes by herself and we find out she has gone because she is now running around with only a t-shirt on. This particular time i happened to be standing right behind her when she finished going. She hopped down off the toilet, wadded up her toilet paper, chucked it at the toilet and missed. Then she exclaimed,

"Aw Dain-it" It was halairious! Just in case you were wondering the translation of Dain-it, it's Dang-it! Not the other!

We just recently got a Mr. Potato head. Whittney was very interested in him. She played with him for ever, she was so proud of the people she could make him into, but what is being proud without the approval of your mother? She said, "mommy mommy, look what I did to Mr. Taco Head"

Whittney learned about tithing in church today. She got out of class and had to explaine to me just how it worked. She said, "Mom, I get to keep these ones (the 9 pennies) but this one I have to send to Jesus!" I laughed and she said more seriously, "Mom, I'm serious, I need to send it to Jesus tomorrow!" I assured her we would.

We are getting ready to go to Disneyland so I was talking to Whittney about how excited we are. I told her that we are not driving to disneyland first, we will be going to Sea world first. She said, "The place where they have that Killer Whale?"

"Yep"

"What was his name again?"

"Shamo"

"Shamo like you put in your hair?"

I giggled and she got a little embarassed, "No that's shampoo!"

Life is not measured by the breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away!

Wednesday, September 3, 2008

The Quick Bath

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