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Yep, I'm still here

I think this is the longest I've gone without blogging in a year! Just been busy, I guess.

Well, Avery went to the dermatologist on Friday and she does have bad eczema. She got a cream (topical steroid) that will help her. Fortunately, the doctor thinks she will grow out of it at some point! She also got the all-clear from the dentist.

We had a garage sale on Saturday, which I would deem a success! I sold my SGP student council jersey from freshman year. A random 40 year old man of the Mexican persuasion (who I am not too sure knew what it was) bought it.
We did Valentine's for the kids this morning because we won't see them next weekend before the actual Valentine's Day! We gave them some candy and their cards and mom and dad got them some goodies too. Avery will get hers on Valentine's Day.


Avery's new spot is with the dog's in their "doggie corner." She will just go and sit with them. It's pretty cute, actually!



Also, my dad got a new toy for his birthday and I WANT it. It's a camera that is simply awesome. It has a USB port connected to it and you can take pictures while filming a video, then plug the camera into the computer and upload them in no time. Best part, no blur!!! I am blown away. It's kind of pricey, but I am thinking it's worth it. I took these pictures while simultaneously videoing.





Pretty good quality, no blur! And yes. On occasion, as a treat, I feed my daughter chocolate milk. So sue me.


Have a good week!

Comments

*Katy* said…
poor little girl-I have eczema and as a kid took LOTS of oatmeal baths to keep the itching down!

and btw, I totally gave George part of my chocolate cupcake the other day to keep him from screaming :)
February 7, 2012 at 8:47 AM
Jenna @ Sharing My Jennarocity said…
Alright, so I am not the only "terrible" mother!!
February 7, 2012 at 7:34 PM
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