"Bag Lady" even brought the boys treats to eat- clementines!
Surprise- it's my good friend AMY!!! Geremu loved running around with the bag over his head too.
"Bag Lady" even brought the boys treats to eat- clementines!
Surprise- it's my good friend AMY!!! Geremu loved running around with the bag over his head too.
Here is something I had to blog about because this is worth remembering. Kyle's Aunt had little hot chocolate packets made as a treat for the guest (see picture below). Very cute, right? Anyways, on the back with the ingredient they had Megan's name and then Jeremy's name. I know what you are all thinking- Who's Jeremy? Perhaps Kyle's family knows something we don't. They chalked it up as a typo, supposedly Jeremy was the name on the template and it was never changed. New packets were printed, but the hot chocolate with Jeremy's name was a hot item to take. Who doesn't want a keepsake from Megan's shower with Jeremy's name on it?
I made some heart shaped cookies (just call me Callie) and brought them to the shower for the crowd. Take note on how I coordinated my outfit to match. Unfortunately, my efforts (matching the cookies) went unnoticed.
Nick just said to me, "The helmet doesn't have to be dorky, I mean we could get him a cool one." This is not the first lump Geremu has received on his head. Remember when the social worker was coming and he ran into the closet door (November)? Then over Christmas break he hit his head on my parents banister. His head swells-up and it swells-up fast (by the time I had the undies off his head it was rather large). I'm starting to think an everyday helmet might not be out of the question.
One last story, so after icing Geremu's head I put his pj's on and he played with Cullen for awhile. Then the boys came to talk to us and Nick says, "What's under Geremu's pajamas?" He lifts Geremu's shirt up and pulls the pants down just a bit and Geremu is tangled in a pair of my underwear. That's right- my underwear. How these got tangled on him under his pajamas is beyond me.

"To the people of poor nations, we pledge to work alongside you to make your farms flourish and let clean waters flow; to nourish starved bodies and feed hungry minds. And to those nations like ours that enjoy relative plenty, we say we can no longer afford indifference to suffering outside our borders; nor can we consume the world's resources without regard to effect. For the world has changed, and we must change with it."
-President Obama