Just popping in for a moment to let you know that the silence on my blog is good, not bad. We’re busy preparing to celebrate the birth of our Savior, and hope you are too!
Blogging might not resume until sometime after the new year…then again maybe it will. If you’ve been here long, you know how well I do at sticking to schedules. If you haven’t been here long, you could spend the time you would have been reading new posts and review some old ones instead. Or you could step away from the screen and make cookies. Or clear a path through the stuff-bomb on the floor. Whatever works best for you and yours. I’m not judging, because I love all 3 ideas.
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Merry, Merry Christmas to the Coghlans!
Merry Christmas and we’ll see you back soon!
Merry Christmas to the Coghlan and Brown families!
Merry Christmas!
Come on, Kim. Just say hello to us. Please. Speak to us. Say something.
We just had a huge adventure with a rodent invader. It’s definitely worth a post when I get a few minutes!
Thank you for popping in to say hello.
Sounds like an amusing story. It will be something to look forward to reading.
Happy New Year to you all.
I hope your having a wonderful time celebrating with your family. Happy New Year!
Look forward to reading more from you in 2012!
Just a short comment to let you know you are missed. Hope everything is well there.
I’ve always heard that avid bloggers that disappear from the radar are usually pregnant…. Just sayin’.
Hm…..that’s right. You could be on to something, Cindee. After all, look how long it’s been since we’ve heard from her. Really, it’s been since before Christmas except from that little blip on the 29th. And she seemed kinda out of sorts from the holidays and all. Kind of touchy like. As though she wasn’t feeling so well or something….
Kim, can we do anything for you? Maybe send you some crackers or something?
Not yet, but we’re waaaay out in record territory. If I get pregnant now, the gap between Parker and the new baby will be over 27 months. So far, our biggest gap is just one day shy of 24 months. But I’ve never had a baby still waking at night and nursing heavily at 19 months like Parker is, so we’re in new territory anyway.
At any rate, the girls keep looking at me with mock disapproval and sternly inquiring, “Young lady, why aren’t you pregnant yet?”