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lighthiser blog: November 2009
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Friday, November 13, 2009. Some pretty boring videos of Walt. This is for people who miss him. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 2016 Leadville 100 Race Report, Part 4: Familiarity. Cheesy Stuffed Manicotti with Ground Turkey and Swiss Chard. A Letter to my 15-year-old Daughter On Her Birthday. That's a very snappy outfit. Don't wanna grow up. Friends are friends forever. Desperate Pleas, Cajoling, Guilt Trips Etc. Some pretty boring videos of Walt. View my complete profile.
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lighthiser blog: September 2010
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Saturday, September 11, 2010. Nothing is ever easy anymore. Of course it takes two hours to get out the door. There are kids to feed, bags to pack and a car to load. Minor chaos really! Too bad, she has to wait till we get there so we endure the crying. We get out to feed her (which takes forever). Half way through I realize she has pooped and it's everywhere! So, we change her, in the car - of course, which is not that easy, but we managed. Now she is full again and we can start our hike. Check out face...
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lighthiser blog: December 2009
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Sunday, December 6, 2009. A few more videos. Walts favorite noise to make. Getting a bath at Grandmas house. I figured I should probably enter my "Thanksgiving" blog before Christmas rolls around, so here it is. Over Thanksgiving this year Walt took his first long road trip. We thought it would be a good idea to travel during his sleep times, which was good for him, but not so good for us. I feel too old to miss a night of sleep! Another first for Walt is that he got a tooth! A few things that Walt did n...
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lighthiser blog: Puppy love
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Monday, February 15, 2010. Lately, Walt has been reminding me very much of a puppy. I'm not particularly a dog lover, nor do I think pets are like children, but Walt has had a lot of similarities. Surprisingly, it doesn't really gross me out. If he were a dog he would probably have to go. I've always said that I didn't want a puppy because they eventually get big. I don't think I'm going to have this problem with Walt, I'll keep him even when he does get big and big he is getting! Don't wanna grow up.
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lighthiser blog: May 2010
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Friday, May 28, 2010. Walt thinking about walking. Doesn't Walt understand his mama wants him to walk before she has two babies to carry? He has until June 15, we'll see what happens! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A Letter to my 15-year-old Daughter On Her Birthday. That's a very snappy outfit. Don't wanna grow up. Friends are friends forever. Desperate Pleas, Cajoling, Guilt Trips Etc. 2016 Leadville 100 Race Report, Part 4: Familiarity. Walt thinking about walking. View my complete profile.
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lighthiser blog: September 2009
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Sunday, September 27, 2009. Sunday, September 13, 2009. Rice Cereal and cuteness. Walt had his six month check up on Friday and got an excellent report. First.big news! Walt is finally on the charts! He weighs 14 pounds (3rd percentile), 25 inches tall (7th) and his head his 17 inches (24th). That's right, 24th percentile, our baby has a big head. I feel like this might hinder him from sitting up, it's got to weigh a lot. He is going to need a strong neck-that's for sure. Monday, September 7, 2009. Chris...
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lighthiser blog: Life with two....
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Thursday, July 15, 2010. While I was pregnant I was asking everyone who had two children close in age, "How is life with two? Not to any one's surprise there was an overwhelming response of, "busy." Well, now I know. Life with two is very busy! I have a little boy who is very busy and likes to climb and get into what he can, and I have a newborn who likes to eat all the time! Amelie is not too bad either! Oh, and she is very cute and I enjoy dressing her up. You impress me. love you! Don't wanna grow up.
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lighthiser blog: October 2009
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Thursday, October 29, 2009. An October snow storm has kept up us cooped up. Walt was getting a little stir crazy so we thought we would take him outside for a bit. He seemed to enjoy his short time out - there was no fussing so I can only assume. Anyone want to come clear our cars? A garage sounds like a really good idea about now. Our poor bikes - this kills Chris to see them this way. Chris' car under some drifts. Daddy not sharing.again. Wednesday, October 21, 2009. To make a donation, you can either:.
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lighthiser blog: Walt can't get enough cake!
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Saturday, March 13, 2010. Walt can't get enough cake! I can't believe my baby is a little boy. It's amazing how fast they grow up and how they change in a year. I couldn't feel more blessed with such a healthy little guy! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Letter to my 15-year-old Daughter On Her Birthday. That's a very snappy outfit. Don't wanna grow up. Friends are friends forever. Desperate Pleas, Cajoling, Guilt Trips Etc. 2016 Leadville 100 Race Report, Part 4: Familiarity.
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lighthiser blog: March 2010
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Saturday, March 13, 2010. Walt can't get enough cake! I can't believe my baby is a little boy. It's amazing how fast they grow up and how they change in a year. I couldn't feel more blessed with such a healthy little guy! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 2016 Leadville 100 Race Report, Part 4: Familiarity. Cheesy Stuffed Manicotti with Ground Turkey and Swiss Chard. A Letter to my 15-year-old Daughter On Her Birthday. That's a very snappy outfit. Don't wanna grow up. Friends are friends forever.
