We took him back to the hospital for a tune-up and he's doing great. I don't think it'll be the last time he makes a fool out of us.On another note, Oakley is very 2.
Yesterday at the store, he was throwing a fantastic tantrum in the checkout line because I wouldn't let him get gum. I had him under one arm as he was screaming and kicking. I stayed in line because we were almost done. I turned to the lady behind me and apologized. She said, "It's okay, I have three kids," to which I responded, "so do I." At least with this tantrum I wasn't buying a pregnancy test.
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Oh the humility our kids teach us..... :)
Oh, Reese!.... you're supposed to LIKE being home!
Reese is about the sweetest little thing ever! I guess he didn't like me much either since he puked all over me last time I held him. Sorry buddy! You'll like me someday! Send Oakley over to us - seriously!
Thurs. Grace was at the Doctor and I overhead a nurse outside say, "So and so is on the line from Banner regarding Reese Palmer." I'm sorry it was your Reese Palmer. We'd still be happy to help anytime. Let us know:)
oh man i am so sad to read about reese. this week will be better.
sorry to hear about oakley's tantrum but way to go on not buying him any. eli just threw a tantrum in my own house with no one around and i just gave him a small plate of whipped cream (which is what he wanted)...don't i get the mother of the year award! ha!
LOL did Oakley take off the straps from his carseat? I love looking back while driving and screaming "what the!!!" while Reagan is escaping across the back seat. SO safe.
And poor Reese, hope he gives you guys a second chance! (Random: I am in love with the name Reese)
Sara!! I had no idea you had twins. I saw the link to your blog on the Carroll's and had to see what you were up to. They are beautiful! I'm sure things will get better with Reese. Very cute names. How are you feeling? Oakley looks like such a big boy next to the twins. Grocery store tantrums are the worst--especially since they conspicuously put the candy and gum right at the eye level of the kids! It is impossible. Glad to see all is well with you.
Sheryl
This so happened to me at Michael's a couple of weeks ago, although Bella really felt the need to have one of the chocolate truffles that we sitting right next to the cash register. Why do they do things like that? To make parents lives miserable?
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