I found this on
Sophia's blog and thought I would do it just for fun. Here it goes:
Two Names I Go by: Mom & Jodes
Two Things I am Wearing Right Now: 1. new Jean Capris 2. Black stretchy shirt
Two Things I Want (or have) in a Relationship: 1. A very patient husband 2. Lots of LOVE and AFFECTION!
Two of My Favorite Things to do: 1. Go camping with my family 2. Have friends over for supper & play RISK.
Two Things I Want Very Badly At The Moment: 1. Our car to be SOLD! 2. A subway sandwich lol.
Two pets I have: We only have 1, a dog named Maggie. But I am hoping to get the boys a lop eatred bunny very soon!
Two things I did last night: 1. Watched BONES, never watched it before but it was good. 2. Got the boys ready for bed.
Two things I ate today: 1. Lay's plain chips 2. Peanut Butter & jam sandwich
Two people I just talked to last: 1. Jana 2. Sharla
Two Things I'm doing tomorrow: 1. Going to our last day of Parent Pre-School 2. Picking up my Mom's mother's day present.
Two Favorite Holidays: 1. Christmas 2. Summer vacation!
Two favorite beverages: 1. Hmmm seeing how I don't drink diet coke anymore (well only if I go to a restaurant) I really don't have a favorite drink. I guess I would have to say water.
Okay now that was fun. Now I need some advice. My 2.5 year old has learned how to climb out of his crib and open door in the last week. And now I can't get him to stay in his bed for a nap, or even at bedtime. I have put him back countless times, and still he gets back out. I think it was like 10 p.m. before he finally settled down and went to sleep. Then he was up at 6:30 a.m. and was SO cranky! So he went for a nap at 12 and luckily he didn't attempt to get out of his room. I remember with Tyson we had to tie the door shut so he would stay in there. I felt like a terrible mother doing that! But after about 4 nights he gave in a realized that we weren't giving in and that he had to stay in bed. I might just have to start doing that again with Carson. The challenges of raising kids, it can be rough sometimes. But most days I find it very rewarding. I love the fact that Tyson is a TOTAL momma's boy and that he always wants to be where I am. Every night before he goes to be he tells me that I am the BEST mom in the whole world and that he loves me. That just melts my heart. Speaking of Tyson that reminds me of something he did the other day. Not sure if I mentioned this yet or not. Lately he has been addicted to catching lady bugs. He has spent countless hours in our back year searching for them. He did manage to find 3 and put them in their "habitat." He was thrilled to be able to take them to school and show them to his classmates and teachers. So one day he accidentally tipped over the "habitat" and came running in with a dead lady bug in his had. He was very upset and said that it was ALL his fault. I told him that accidents happen and that it was okay and to go look for more lady bugs. He then said, "But mom, God can heal him and he will come alive again." He was speaking of the dead lady bug! The faith of a little child. I believe that he really thought that God would make the lady bug whole again. It was just a tender moment, and one that I never want to forget. Kids...they sure make life worth living!