This is Zannah with my maternal grandparents.
We looked at three houses yesterday located in the Malad of this area. The interiors were all great, but I want a house whose exterior has character as well as being attractive. I'll let you know if that's possible for a middle-class family if I continue the house-hunt much longer. As the Great Depression II threatens, we are feeling less inclined to buy a home.
When the kids and I returned from the grocery story today, Damon found two grasshoppers working on multiplying and replenishing the earth. He only has a one volume, which is loud, and he announced to all the neighbors, "Hey, these two grasshoppers are holding on to each other! Look at these two grasshoppers holding each other!" A good parent would have taken this opportunity to talk about the facts of life in an open, positive manner. But like the coward I am, I just said, "Yep, but try to talk softer. You're too loud." I promised myself to do the right thing next time: if I don't have this conversation with my kids, someone else (like a classmate) will.
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Welcome to the blogging world! It's becoming a wonderful tool for glimpsing into worlds of people you use to know. I hope all is well, and I'm intrigued on where three hours from Malad is located.
You family is so cute. I am so excited that you are blogging. This is how I keep up with everyone.
Welcome aboard the blogging band wagon! It is great to see what is going on in your life... You have cute kids!!
Oh, I'm SO excited!
I think about you ALL the time, and Carson still talks about Dammon--he was such a cute little friend.
WE MISS YOU GUYS, this will be such a great way to keep up!
Thanks.
btw~ i hope you're enjoying your new place.
I can't believe you didn't have the birds and the bees talk with Damon. Especially since we were raised in such an open family, I had that talk at least by the age of 4!
There is a great King of the Hill episode about the "facts of life" talk. If you're interested let me know.
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