Thanks to misplacement of the double “d’s”, one daddy wasn’t feeling the love.
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Badger Sighting?
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Hahhahaha! She’s still just so sweet.
So this is what 2 weeks of overtime at work does to a kid.
nate totally stole my comment! hilarious.
It is ironic that she made this valentine so that her daddy would know how much she loves him and misses him.
If you had been a fly in the hallway when she hung his card this is what you would have heard.
“I’m hanging this here so that when Daddy comes home he’ll see it and then he’ll think, ‘Oh, I have such a sweet little girl. She loves me so much.’ And then he’ll be happy and he’ll know how much I love him ’cause he doesn’t get to see me very much.”
It appears that she has inherited my propensity for errors.
A few months ago, Connor said to me (in front of Corey), “Are you talking about him? Or my other dad?”
I have no idea where he got it. (Although I think it has something to do with his Lego family.)
But Corey will not let me forget it. “What other dad? Who’s his other dad? Does his other dad let him stay up later?”
Those childhood mistakes can be brutal on us mommies.
super cute:)
Laughing!
Oh, poor Daddy! That really made me laugh.