Pedicure, Manicure and Mr. Mom

Friday 28th September 2007
at 11:13pm

imageLike last Friday, Kelly was again able to free herself from the clutches of her 3 dependant little boys. Yes I include myself in that summary as one, if not the most dependant of all. This time it was for some much needed pampering and I for one, biased or not, think that if anyone deserves a break, it is her.

imageThat left me in charge of the boys and what do dads do best when looking after 2 kids under 3? That’s right, watch TV all day. No that’s not true. For some time we have been told of 3 things to do whilst here in Green Bay. One was Bay Beach which Kelly did whilst I was watching the Packers annihilate the Chargers. (Is annihilate too strong a word?) Two was to get to the YMCA which we both did Wednesday just gone and three was to check out the Brown County Library for their large selection of books, toys and children’s DVD’s. This we did today.

imageHave you ever tried to walk with a 10 month old in a stroller and an almost 3 year old tagging along behind? If not try to avoid it. Not that it isn’t cute, it is. It’s just that it’ll take you forever and we were lucky if we had to go any further than 300 yards to get there. In the end we did so with Luc, as mentioned, in the stroller and Ben on Daddy’s shoulders which poses a second question. Have you ever tried to push a stroller with an almost three year old on your shoulders hanging onto your hair for dear life? Try your best to avoid that one aswell.

imageWe had a fun hour or so at the library playing with toys, turning computers (that we shouldn’t have been touching) on and off, flicking switches on the photocopier and pressing the elevator buttons at every opportunity. Fearing we’d be shown the door I reluctantly approached the counter to request a card and like the Wisconsin we have grown to love, we were greeted with a happy smile and the card was on it’s way.

imageAfter lunch and a quick nap it was off to our mate Chuck E. Cheese’s for some salad bar and a play before bedtime. Mental note, going on a Thursday in the middle of the day whilst school is in is a much better idea than going on a Friday afternoon at 5pm. What was fun and exciting last week, in a near empty restaurant, was absolute, single parenting chaos. 6 million people were there, Ben wanted to steal coins, tickets and food from everybody his general size and Luc was fed up with having to sit through all of this in the now infamous stroller.

We made it home in one piece courtesy of an ice-cream sandwich bribe and managed to retire the night quite early. Just in time for a manicured, pedicured and all other types of treatments that finish in the word “cured”, Mummy to return looking as relaxed, refreshed and rejuvenated as ever.

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Mon 01st Oct 07
at 05:47am

Hi Wayne and Kelly!
Good for you Kelly, I’m so glad you were able to have a day of relaxation! I’m so sorry about the mix up on the double stroller....Wayne now you know why I’m frantically trying to find you one grin. I’ll call soon!

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Hi Kathy,

There’s a reason that Mother’s are Mother’s and Fathers are Fathers. I just haven’t seen it until recently

Thankyou for all that have done to help so far.

grin

Wayne and Kelly


Mon 01st Oct 07
at 10:50am

you know Wayne, I was kinda thinking… that THIS would be excellent timing to hand the keyboard over to Kelly… she is all relaxed, pedicured, manicured… yes, would be very good timing… >grin<

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Hi Lisa,

The keyboard is always there and i know Kel is putting down her ideas.

Thanks again,

Wayne


Wed 03rd Oct 07
at 09:15pm

Glad you got sometime off..

Miss you guys heaps.. Can’t believe how much the boys have grown..

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Hey Lauren, so am I.

Ben is still asking for Xander. Enjopy the beach, it’s starting to cool down here.

Kel


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