Saturday, October 31, 2009
Friday, October 30, 2009
Dad is a Sucker
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Thursday, October 29, 2009
Anorexic.
I have come to the conclusion Treyson is anorexic.
He's a REALLY good baby (and you know, I'll be honest) and eating is really the only area of his life which causes me to break out in hives.
All I hear is how great people's babies eat. How chubby they are. How they can't get enough.
Well, Treyson HATES to eat.
We've tried it all, baby jar food, mixed with breast milk, homemade baby food, mixed with formula, fruits, veggies, meat, our food chopped up etc etc.
He's skipping meal after meal.
And the only thing I can get in him is kiwi and Ritz crackers (and maybe two breastfeeds.)
That is, if he doesn't chuck them across the floor.
And yes, I called my pediatrician who tells me the same thing every time,
"A baby won't starve himself".
I'm wondering if I should get a new pediatrician.
or if a diet of Ritz crackers and kiwi would work for him.
I bet that's what Angelina Jolie eats.
maybe trey has parasites from ecuador.
I don't know if anyone else will find this video funny. Treyson just has this little smirk and attitude like, "You can't make me do anything!"
He did come from the two most stubborn people alive.
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
The Latest Roche Debate
Before you think me heartless and cold, let me add. I always grew up with dogs. I think my dislike began when we got Corky the corgy dog. (Truth be told..I don't even remember his name) He was this little UGLY weiner dog that had a permanent red rocket and was constantly humping objects. Any object.
Recently, I expressed to Trevor how scary I think it is out here. No city lights. No close neighbors. Dirt roads. It's a horror movie in the making. I'm just waiting for Freddy K. to come knocking. Granted, we are probably more safe here than in any suburb, but in my head, it's scary, especially with Trevor often gone.
He suggested a dog. Dogs will protect and warn if someone comes around the house. Again, not a dog person. Anybody followed this blog long enough to recall what occurred last summer when Trevor went behind my back, after I told him NO WAY, and got that stupid dog?

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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Pooping makes your eyes bluer.
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Friday, October 23, 2009
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Why I Married Trevor (Don't worry...you won't throw up)



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Wednesday, October 21, 2009
I found a new best friend.
Pioneer Woman.
I know you have all heard of her. Gathered her recipes. Cooked her delish food.
And though her recipes are fabulous, her words are my life.
I have just spent the last 2 hours of Treyson's nap reading her story. despite the dishes piling up in my sink.
totally. worth. it.
I don't know her. But, she is me.
Her words re. her husband. EERILY similar to my journal:
"We lived life at entirely different paces. His day began before 5:00 am and his work was back-breaking, sweaty, grueling. I worked so I’d have something to do during the daylight hours, so I’d have a place to wear my black pumps, and so I could fund a nightlife full of gourmet food and colorful drinks. For Marlboro Man, nightlife meant relaxation, an earned reward for a long day of labor. For me, nightlife meant an opportunity to wear something new, to gloss up my lips, to let it all hang out.
But as alluring and appealing as our differences were, at times they also concerned me. Could I ever marry a man who’d never, in his entire life, eaten sushi? The prospect had never crossed my mind until now. Could I, a former vegetarian, conceivably spend the rest of my life with a man who ate red meat at every meal? I’d never thought about it before. And, most concerning, could I ever—in a million years—live so far out in the country, I’d have to traverse over five miles of gravel road to reach my house? The chances didn’t look good."
unlike so many modern-day couples today, where geographical mobility is always a healthy option, I knew good and well that with Marlboro Man, a rancher who lived on land that had been in his family for years, one thing was a certainty: he was where he was, and any future plans involving him would have to take place on his turf, not mine. It wasn’t as if I could take off for Chicago armed with even the faintest hope that Marlboro Man might relocate there one day. Downtown Chicago isn’t known for its abundant wheat grazing pasture.
No, his life was on the ranch—smack dab in the middle of Nowhereville—and it would stay on the ranch. His dad was getting older, which meant Marlboro Man and his brother held the future of the ranch in their capable and calloused hands. He couldn’t move; not to Chicago, not to New York. Not to Philadelphia or San Francisco or Boston or Seattle or Miami. Not even to St. Louis or Dallas or Chattanooga. Not now. Not ever."
If only I could form words into sentences as she does.
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Sunday, October 18, 2009
Perfect 24 Hours

Freakin Trey had to ruin the picture with his Asian eyes.















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Friday, October 16, 2009
A little busy..

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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
RETRACTED
I am not interested in having another child any time soon.
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Treyson and Mom

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Wednesday, October 7, 2009
In case you thought I was joking..

I have to put Trey in his jogger to get the mail.
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2 Hours of My Day


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Tuesday, October 6, 2009
sick.
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