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  • Eighth Child Syndrome

    Eighth Child Syndrome

    Have you seen that thing that goes around the internet about multiple children? It goes something like this: First child: you boil and sterilize the pacifier Second child: you wash the pacifier under running water Third child: you wipe the pacifier off on your sleeve People are always sending me stuff like that (I can’t…

    November 18, 2007
  • At the Playground

    At the Playground

    Yesterday, Daddy and Fletcher had some special time. The brakes went out on the truck, so the two of them drove the truck to the mechanics. They left it there and went exploring. Guess what they found? A bridge. Being intrepid explorers, they crossed the bridge and followed the path beyond to… The elementary school…

    November 11, 2007
  • Ode to Farmer Frazier

    Ode to Farmer Frazier

    We love Farmer Frazier. He lives half a mile from our house. We buy our hay from him. He and his wife are absolutely wonderful. But I admit it – the first time I met Farmer Frazier, I was terrified of him. Not because I thought he would hurt me. It was because he didn’t…

    November 11, 2007
  • Ode to the Garbage Truck

    Ode to the Garbage Truck

    We do a lot with dirt. We dig in it. We play in it. We garden in it. We eat it (well, not all of us, just the little ones). The dirt in Indiana is lousy. It is solid clay with lots of shale. Not very good for gardening. So we do raised beds. But…

    November 8, 2007
  • Garbage Gleanings

    Garbage Gleanings

    I tried, really I tried not to allow these two into the house (the chairs, not the children πŸ™‚ ‘ Jim brought them home with a guilty look on his face. I banished them to the front porch for a while. Then I stuck them on the back porch. Then I tried to fit them…

    November 5, 2007
  • Two Fingers

    Two Fingers

    You would think that with 8 children, they would have covered it all by now. But nope, they keep coming up with new things. Out of my first seven children, I had 2 pacifier babies, 4 thumb suckers, and 1 bottom lip sucker. I wondered what Jade would do. I had hoped she’d be a…

    November 5, 2007
  • Speed. I am Speed.

    Speed. I am Speed.

    When Hewitt was in the hospital we watched the movie Cars. Then we watched it again. And again, and again. Twelve times we watched that movie. I blame it on Grandma :). She had gotten Hewitt a Lightning McQueen t-shirt. And then she got him Cars sneakers. Hewitt spent days (actually, he’s still doing it)…

    November 5, 2007
  • Name Those Feet

    Name Those Feet

    I was sitting on the living room floor in front of the fire while everyone else was having breakfast. I should have been eating too, but I had slept in late and wasn’t very hungry. I looked over and saw this. It tickled my fancy, so I ran and got the camera. The children thought…

    November 5, 2007
  • Tools, NOT Toys

    Tools, NOT Toys

    At my house, there are many phrases that are repeated over, and over, and OVER again. One of Daddy’s favorite phrases is, “That is a tool, not a toy.” He’s been saying it for years. Of course, the children would much rather make toys out of tools than out of any toy ever made. One…

    November 5, 2007
  • A Sign of Respect

    A Sign of Respect

    We had a sad week last week. Byron McGuire, a good friend of the family, went home to be with Jesus. Many years ago Byron took his wife and children to be missionaries in Ecuador. While there, he and his eldest son, Duvon, both became extremely ill with a water born disease. Duvon later invented…

    November 5, 2007
  • But You Said…

    But You Said…

    I would be rich if I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard the phrase, “But you said…” My children are masters at taking what I’ve previously said and using it against me. Case in point, last night we had a salad with our dinner. Emery made the salad, and he decided to add…

    October 24, 2007
  • Garbage Gleanings

    Garbage Gleanings

    I mentioned before that Jim was a science teacher. When we moved to Indiana he chose to forgo all the glamour of teaching in order to have more emotional energy for his family. He surprised us all (including himself) by becoming a garbage man. Jim was (and still is) a great teacher. But there are…

    October 22, 2007
  • Mmmmmmmm, Peppers!

    Mmmmmmmm, Peppers!

    Moving to Indiana, I had to learn how to garden all over again. My first two gardening seasons here were pretty pathetic by my standards. This is the first year I’ve been somewhat pleased, which isn’t bad considering we’ve been in a pretty bad drought and Jade was born in July. Side note – there…

    October 22, 2007
  • Many Chickens, Many Eggs

    Many Chickens, Many Eggs

    In the Jonas house, the youngest person able to do any given job is generally responsible for that job. In regards to the chickens, that generally means that Greyden gathers the eggs from our chickens everyday. It was Emery’s job, but I’m switching it over to Greyden’s. Every once in a while, Greyden won’t close…

    October 22, 2007
  • Daddy Solutions

    Daddy Solutions

    Have you ever noticed that moms and dads respond to the same situations very differently? I know this, and yet, Jim still surprises me with how differently he handles some of the problems our family is always creating. I easily admit that many of his solutions are better than mine. But quite often, Jim will…

    October 22, 2007
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