While our children are anxious to open the door and cheerily greet the
I'm more prone to standing in the kitchen absolutely still.
(I just have to do a better job of remembering when I've ordered dinner for delivery).
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
sure we're here! come on in!!
Clearly he gets this from his father...
While our children are anxious to open the door and cheerily greet thenewspaper salesman outside world ...
I'm more prone to standing in the kitchen absolutely still.
(I just have to do a better job of remembering when I've ordered dinner for delivery).
While our children are anxious to open the door and cheerily greet the
I'm more prone to standing in the kitchen absolutely still.
(I just have to do a better job of remembering when I've ordered dinner for delivery).
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Wow! He's getting big.
ReplyDeleteWow--He is not one year yet and he knows how to open the door. Put a brick in his diaper to slow him down.
ReplyDeleteMOM
He is SO cute! I just love that baby boy!!! your favorite sis
ReplyDeleteThe Doorknob Reach....life is never the same after that... :) So cute!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that the Cutest?!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture of William on the phone too!
Love, Marg.
PS If you lived out in the country; you wouldn't have the doorbell problem...(another point to ponder... mmm) ;-)
What a big boy! And totally cute!!
ReplyDeleteI have this crazy old front door that is called a jailers door and has a window that is 7"Tall x 4" wide that I leave open for a breeze. This is is a great way NOT to open the door when someone is at the front door. I just speak through it. I also have a screen on the window. I live in a very old craftsman house so it's kinda sorta original to the house. It's great for the all too frequent uhmmmm visitors (intruders).
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