2/1/1982: Rent
2/2/1982: Michael has figured out how to open our bedroom door.
2/4/1982: The boys have climbed another rung on the development ladder. They now can scale the door gates. They use the sit and spin toy as a stool.
2/5/1982: Linda reorganized the kitchen so the boys can be in it
2/7/1982: Jon's Birthday
Stephen leaves for a job interview at Iowa State
2/9/1982: Stephen returns home to find the whole family sick with bad colds.
2/11/1982: Michael and Peter using Mommy as a stool climbed into their beds. Stephen gets the "24 hour" bug. Also Michael can climb between the beds.
2/12/1982: Dobson 7 p.m.
2/13/1982: Peter eats lettuce
2/14/1982: With the side of his bed down Michael climbs out, thus quickly bringing an end to nap time.
2/15/1982: Michael surprises Mommy at the bathroom door. He now can climb out of bed with the sides up.
2/16/1982: Peter learns how to climb between their beds and climb out with the side down.
2/18/1982: WMS
2/19/1982: Volleyball 6:30
Cindy arrived just in time to play volleyball with us
2/20/1982: Sarah Birthday
2/21/1982: The boys like to put their heads through the openings of various clothes
2/22/1982: At meal time Peter has been having temper tantrums. Peter has been beating up Michael when he doesn't get his way.
2/24/1982: The boys have become "flashers." They like to expose their belly buttons
Peter was doing laps today. He would run from the kitchen to dining room to living room and back into the kitchen. He though it was great fun. Maybe he was training to be a marathon runner.
2/26/1982: Michael uses the sit and spin as a stool to turn the lights on and off
2/27/1982: Michael ate lettuce
First off, what is a bell button and exactly how could the boys expose it? (2/24)
ReplyDeleteSecond, what is the significance of some of the posts being italicized while the others are plain?
Isn't it funny that I predicted way back then that Peter would be a runner?!!
Love,
Mom
Shoot, that's where spell check fails ya. I fixed it.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering when someone would notice the italics. I guess this month was heavy on them so they probably stood out. Italics represent when Daddy made the notation whereas plain type is when you wrote, Mommy.
And yes, I was laughing when I saw what you wrote about Peter! I think it's more amusing that even as a child he had nothing better to do than run around in circles. ;-P
Hey, what's wrong with running around in circles? I'd also like to note, that though Michael may be more advanced than me developmentally, I still beat the tar out of him. I guess he's not such a tough guy after all...
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