Isn't that the truth! From scratching my candle warmers, which I loved and had all over the house, to replacing my cookware with stainless steel, to realizing that I will NEVER be able to run the self-cleaning cycle on my oven, it changes so much! And after a year and a half I'm still learning things I didn't know. As you said, it's worth it to me!
LOL We have some mutual friends there Sterling! I have to admit, a few of my distant relatives are into daily facebook drama. I thought about hiding their posts from my newsfeed, but have to admit it is cheap entertainment. Hubby and I laugh hard enough to cry at some of their posts.
I'm pretty choosy with my facebook friends and don't hesitate to hit the unfriend button if I don't like what they are posting. I do really enjoy the opportunity to catch up with family and friends, see pics, etc. Like everything else, facebook is what you make it!
Loved the videos! What a sweet baby If he is like Timber, that toilet paper roll will never lose its fascination. Timber is 6 and still likes toilet paper and paper towel rolls to chew, roll, chase, and attack.
My house is all tile and hardwood and I love it. It is so much easier to keep "really clean" than carpet. We have a basment, so coldness of the floors isn't a big issue.
Interesting about the coconut! I'll have to find one for Timber, though he will probably be terrified of it (like he was the pumpkin).
It is not unusual at all for Timber to eat a lot one day then pick around for a couple of days. He's an adult though. Good job with the daily weighing.
Thanks for the update and the pic! So glad to hear Dali survived the move without plucking and that the new growth is looking good. Sorry to hear about your husband's diagnosis. I will be praying for good outcome for him!
Cheryl, hello and welcome to you and Beaker! What a beautiful baby he/she is. How exciting to be bringing a baby home. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. You might want to read the stickys if you haven't, there is a lot of valuable information there. Good luck and God bless
LOL I've heard that one! When the kids were growing up, I kept the thermostat low (64-65). We live in a large, 1915 vintage house with hot water heat. When the boys are home now they always get their digs in about me turning up the thermostat for "that bird" and having supplemental heat for him.
Nice that he can be out most of the day! Timber has to stay in while I work. Seems to work OK for us, but one of the things I look forward to when I retire is having him out more.