The A Gang: The Flip- Side

Feb 8, 2009

The Flip- Side

At our house, there is alot of note writing. Ada is constantly writing me little notes. I have a big Dry-erase board in the hallway that we use to remind us of things to remember as we go out the door. I passed by it one day and found this. It was the best reminder I have gotten in a long time. I love all the notes I get and have kept MANY! This one was is definetly a keeper-

as are my kids.

On the Flip- Side, I found this note on Ada's door on the same day. "Stay out!!!!!!!!!!! Boys!!!!!

I hear ya sweetie! We girls need our space. ( I think she must have been having one of those moments where the boys can't seem to do anything but annoy her)

1 comment:

Bart said...: You are so fortunate to get all the little love notes from your kids. They love you because you
love them. And, Ada, there is nothing wrong with posting your turf once in a while. Besides that, men and boys need to no when not to come around girls/women for their own safety and sanity.

Love you all and always.

Grandpa Bart; February 08, 2009

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