I don't want you to stop reading my blog.

By Beth -
My frequency of writing has been....well......infrequent as of late.

I apologize.

Please forgive me.

I don't want you to stop reading my blog.  I have imagined that irregular posting might inspire irregular reading.  But then so might half-hearted posting inspire half-hearted reading.

Next week, i'm not babysitting, so perhaps my powers of writing things that are interesting to read will return to me.

Today, i will cop out by again, using a four-year-old's material to entertain you.  I hope you enjoy.  The four-year-old  clearly gets more sleep than i do.

A couple of days ago, i was sitting on the couch with said child on my lap when i became the subject of some identify-the-parts-of-the-face practice.  I was probably slouching....or meaning to sneak a short nap during Max and Ruby.

Four year-old, pointing to the parts of my face and calling out their names:

"Eyes.........ears..........forehead...........nose............mouth...........chin.............other chin.........."

Yes, that's what i call it too.

Sigh.

Comments

  1. Mommy Mere PeteApril 22, 2010 at 7:01 AM

    I won't stop reading your blog! Glad you will be off next week!

    Yesterday I slept most of the day away to recover from the weekend so that's why i didn't call. I missed you though!! Kate is coming over to stay a few days today and I have to deal with the yard before it rains tomorrow. Mom and Eugene are coming over tomorrow sometime with Jack. I guess i won't get to call the next few days also because of all this stuff. :-( But i'm glad to know we can talk anytime next week!!! I miss you!!!

    Have a great day!! i love you!!!

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  2. mummybarkerApril 22, 2010 at 8:46 AM

    =)I won't stop reading your blog, either. It's so entertaining. =) Love you!

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  3. Kerri CraigApril 22, 2010 at 12:28 PM

    I will definitely keep reading - it helps me keep believing that one day I too will be able to post things that other people will care to read.

    Plus you're very entertaining - or at least the 4 yr old is :D I love him and I've never even met him!

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  4. Kerri CraigApril 22, 2010 at 12:28 PM

    I will definitely keep reading - it helps me keep believing that one day I too will be able to post things that other people will care to read.

    Plus you're very entertaining - or at least the 4 yr old is :D I love him and I've never even met him!

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