Life's a Stitch

And more recently life’s a creative adventure with some travel thrown in.

We have a new expression in our house. It is the equivalent of "Off the record." So, if somebody wants to say something that won’t be posted they start the sentence with "No blog." It’s nothing new. I write a local newspaper column on parenting issues and my kids learned that nothing is sacred, they needed to be careful what they said in case they might be quoted. As in my eldest child’s comment in response to my saying "It used to be that, as your Mom, I knew everything and now that you’re a teen you think I know nothing." Her answer: "I always knew you knew nothing it just took me 14 years to get up the nerve to tell you." Or how about when she was four and she asked me what babies eat. I told her they either have milk from their mother’s breast or they have formula. She then asked how she was fed. I told her that she was breast fed and her reply, "Well, I wanted formula." Spunky kid is now graduating with her BSN.

Dsc00149On to knitting. "I’m knitting with Koigu woooah" (sung to the tune of I’m Walking on Sunshine) and don’t it feel good!! That’s another Caryl’s kerchief, this time for me, in colour P112.

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4 responses to “No Blog”

  1. max Avatar

    This post actually made me laugh out loud! Is your column posted on the net?

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  2. Annie Avatar

    Ditto Max’s question! Kid logic is an amazing thing. My six year old this morning wanted a chocolate brownie for breakfast…I (of course) told her no, that no one should eat chocolate for breakfast. To which she replied “Why not? Daddy just did!” as my DH scarfed down a brownie behind my back. Sigh. So I made her drink a big glass of milk with it and tried to feel less guilty.

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  3. Li Avatar

    In response to the first two comments, my column isn’t published on the web. Here is a link to an old one, however, when the newspaper posted it the formatting changed each sentence into a paragraph. Even the big guys have glitches:
    http://www.nsnews.com/issue/w112497/kids.html
    For American readers: Smarties are like M&M’s.
    Li

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  4. Sandy Avatar
    Sandy

    I assume that BSN degree is in nursing and if so, its wonderful to know that the profession is getting such a bright addition. Congratulations to all.

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