is becoming more and more of a little person. The things she says just blow us away.
Here are some examples:
M: Addison do you want a cheesebuger?
A: "Sure" - who say's sure.....lol.
A: Mommy this your's?
M: Yes, it's mine.
A: Okay, I won't touch it.
M: **Sneeze**
A: Oh, bless you mommy.
M: thank you
A: your welcome
M: Damn it.
A: Damn it. **oops**
M: What happened to to your toe.
A: Shay hurt my foot.
M: What did she do?
A: I so mad at her.
A: I so mad at her.
A: I so mad at her.
(I couldn't stop laughing at this one)
A: No Shay, no.
Monday, May 23, 2011
love...
Friday, May 20, 2011
"medicine"

Adds has an addiction... to "medicine". If she see's you putting on lip gloss beware, she will pull a holy tantrum until you give her, "her medicine". Daddy actually put his foot down and said "NO, more lip gloss". It lasted about 20 minutes... who can say no to this face. And let this serve as your warning =)


sorry baby...you can't run, lol.

gimme a kiss... pwease =)
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Photo Challenge - Week 6 - "HaTe"
hate Verb /hāt/
Synonyms:
verb: detest, abhor, loathe, abominate, execrate, dislike, despise
noun: hatred, odium, abhorrence, detestation, loathing, animosity, rancour, rancor, enmity, aversion
hated past participle; hates 3rd person singular present; hating present participle; hated past tense
1.Feel intense or passionate dislike for (someone)
**jodi**

**bree**

**kirby**

Next week: "me"
Synonyms:
verb: detest, abhor, loathe, abominate, execrate, dislike, despise
noun: hatred, odium, abhorrence, detestation, loathing, animosity, rancour, rancor, enmity, aversion
hated past participle; hates 3rd person singular present; hating present participle; hated past tense
1.Feel intense or passionate dislike for (someone)
**jodi**

**bree**

**kirby**

Next week: "me"
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
deep breaths...

last night on my way home from work, I was done. I was done answering phones, I was done dealing with clowns... it's so hard to remind yourself when you need those extra few minutes to just take a deep breath. Its even harder to remember no matter how hard you try life goes on - with or with out you. So why not? Why not just take a deep breath and and go with the flow. Last night I did. I came home to a yummy dinner ready to eat (deep breath about the dishes in the sink). I also came home to a baby girl who didn't seem so bothered by a nasty double ear infection. The rain stopped for a few hours and we, as a family enjoyed a nice walk.
**deep breath**
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
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