But look at you now, Chris!! Abs of steel, buns of iron and all other muscles of titanium strength. Plus new straighter teeth on the way!! Whoo-hoo. GORGEOUS! Now who’s the super model??

JAN!! Yes, over the Christmas holidays I had to find something to keep me out of trouble, potentially naughty folks like me need to stay busy. I too think the room is going to turn out great, I love having a blank slate of a room to work with. I remebber when she was four and I put down that fake parquet stuff (it’s just 12×12 tiles of peel-and-stick, but perfect for a kid’s room,) and I had reorganized her room, I’d just sit in there on her bed while she was in pre-school and read a book, enjoying the lovely ambience. I bet I’ll do the same when it gets fixed up this time. Sounds like you made a good move making that guy your ex!!

Jingle!! Winsome is as winsome does!!

Liara: Your visits here trigger light-hearted laughter in my soul and anticipation of meeting you in the flesh, as I am certain will happen in 2011, and all the sweet memories to unfold before us in Maritime Moments of Mirth and Mystical Magic.

Patricia!! I hope you found the link to Chris Edgar’s review?? I’m sure you did, as you are smarter than the average blogger! Dust – not a fan of dust at all either. And I so need a super-strength vacuum, my old one is giving up the ghost. And now I’ve got 3 buckets of fir tree needles to suck up. I hope I can get a new vacuum with the clear receptacle in the front, as my old one — I just love watching the dirt spinning around and around in there as I vacuum, makes me feel I am living a full life. Yes — MUCH hugs and fun ahead!! Whoo-hoo.

ROSE!! Well, weren’t you systematic with your weight gains! Bet your fourth child would’ve put you at 58 lbs, and the 5th at an even 60!! And are all your 3 kids the same in personality, or wildly different as I hear happens.

Snag!! I know what you meant. Yep, I agree — why should Mom have to clean the kid’s room? Even at a toddler age they can at least put toys away. 12 years of parochial school, I remember now you saying that. I still have to finish watching Fiddler On The Roof, I think I got to the part in the movie where the middle daughter moves — to Siberia? That was over 10 years ago, I supppose I might even watch it from the beginning again. Such wonderful songs! Which one was Yente? The mother? I forget. And I’ve never seen Oklahoma, pretty culture-starved, am I.

Tess! I had not thought of paining her peg-shelf! Great idea. Once we get the wall paper we can see which colors to bring out of it. The thing about Club Penguin, they are all bold colored penguins — none are actually b&w, so it will be a very cheery color explosion in there. I am so happy! Wow, big babies! My mom had all big babies too. Oh, there I go talking about the births!

Debbie!! Yes, I was one of the smallerly pregnant types, but I still felt HUGE, especially when trying to tie my shoes. My butt got wide fast, tho, like in month 2! That’s funny you were just thinking about LV last night, her site is up and running so maybe she is all on-line now.

xoxo

Love the room and all looks so sweet. I like the peg-shelf and think you need to paint that as well! Black and white oughta do it.
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