I had forgotten about apartment living, so we will start this off with initial impressions. It's a nice enough place; clean, well-manicured, gated. It has the usual quirks, such as broken items painted over rather than repaired (paint doesn't hold shelves in place, by the way). We hear running and thumping from neighbors. Even in the duplex we have lived in we didn't get that. It's tough for me to tell if Miss Neverpoop is awake and jumping or if it is the neighbors. But there are two things we have that have made the hasty move managable: a two car garage (read: box room) and a swimming pool.
Ah, the swimming pool. The ultimate in toddler bribery devices. She will do most anything (except poop) to swim in the pool (hence swim diaper). She loves the thing. It is clean, the kids who are there are all supervised. And Sammy is happy.
So what's next?
- Goal 1: make the home livable and de-cluttered.
- Goal 2: find a public library and a park to hook Sammy up with some form of non-daddy climbing entertainment.
- Goal 3: find a good preschool full of minions to do Sammy's bidding.
- Goal 4: get daddy a job.
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~i can't break a fifty. or a twenty. or a ten. a five might be doable, though.
~robert blake is as guilty as phil spector is guilty of sporting really bad hairpieces.
~let me get back to you on the whole "free will thing". i honestly didn't pay that much attention in philosopy 102.
oh- and i found that it never failed- during my stint teaching preschool, someone pooped in the toddler pool (not me, i swear!) at least once a week. make sure those swim diapers are adequately secured, lest you find yourself with a few unintended swimmers in the pool.
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