I am a little technologically challenged, however, so I hope that it will work out. Well, now that it has been 5 minutes, Tacy has joined me and AndiLynn has woken up. I always wonder why I can't get anything done. Tacy is going to help me write this post.
We just had a little inturuption, I had to help clean up the apple juice that Donavon tried to give to AndiLynn in a regular cup. All 5 year olds probably think that a baby needs 8 ounces of applejuice poured down their pajamas. It is always fun to be at our house. :)
I'm going to post a few pictures, so that readers can see how adorable my helpers are. This is my AndiLynn Jolene. She's named after my mother and my family's tradition of 2 part names. She's very demanding, but also very adorable. She makes me feel so special, because she acts like I am the center of the universe.
This is my Tacy Marinda, she's seven years old, and a big helper. She is going to type a little about herself now.
I like dance, dolls, and playing with my brothers.
(Mom again) This is a picture from our family reunion at Mesa Verde.
The next picture is my Donavon Jesse, but we'll have to write more later-too much chaos makes this difficult.
Hi Billiejo!
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BTW, Where did you get your daughter's middle name? My oldest is Marinda.
Happy blogging!
Amy (Bartholomew) Whetten
Marinda is my Great Grandmother's middle name. She died when I was pregnant with Tacy and it seemed fitting. I hardly ever hear it, where did you get it from?:)
ReplyDeleteWe got a book for Christmas the first year we were married. It was written by George D. Durrant, about his Christmases growing up. His mother's name was Marinda and I loved it. It was the only girl's name my husband and I agreed on.
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