B was sick. He's better now. So much for his "Diddle tids don't get tick" concept.
We may have some "final countdown" action going on with our house. The one in which we currently live, that is. The one that we made an offer on over 90 days ago? Yeah, Bank of America is still being rude to our realtor and saying that they "have the right" to review the offer. Oh, wait... I thought that was the intention with the last 90 days.... That's OK. I'm going to see my babies in Haiti in another 7 days and everything else can just wait.
I need to remember to pick up more "mamba" (Kreyol for "peanut butter"). I don't think our kids can ever get enough peanut butter. They can use more meat on their bones.
This is what happens when you crack open one of those "easy to pack but Lori thinks it's kind of a ridiculous price for the amount of peanut butter you get unless you're taking it to your babies in Haiti" sized packages in front of our kids:
You open the package and they can smell it, I swear. They drop what they're doing and come running.
I wish you could hear them. It's like a nest of hungry baby birds clamoring for the worm.
Here's my nephew, Collin, thinking that mamba is "lip-licking good".
More, please!
To our dear friend, N, who is having surgery today: our thoughts and prayers are with you and we hope the doctors can find the trouble and get you better!
To our dear friend, N, who is having surgery today: our thoughts and prayers are with you and we hope the doctors can find the trouble and get you better!
2 comments:
I am so excited for your tip to see your babies!
Mamba is a definite favorite around here too. I fix multiple mamba sandwiches on any given day.
Glad B is better (love the friendship y'all share with this little guy).
Hope the house stuff works out soon-what a pain.
Have a fantastic trip with your beautiful family!!
Lila
How much does it cost to get the medika mamba. I am adopting twins from Haiti and would love to give this to them.
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