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Barb is wife to a taxidermist and mother to three outrageously rambunctious kids (ages 9, 10 & 19). She's a stay at home mom by choice and a blogger by surprise. She's your typical fun loving, happy-go-lucky gal...but probably the most hyperly enthusiastic one you'll ever meet...She loves to write and has so much fun connecting with everyone!
Yum free yogurt! My daughter loves this stuff.
I make her smile by making up and singing songs about our cats. Cracks her up every time
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Too funny…I do the same thing to get the girls out of bed each morning. Songs about being late if they don’t get their butts in gear…stuff like that.
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Funny voices and faces seem to tickle my daughter, especially when she tries to mimic it- it’s fun watching them laugh
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I certainly follow this blog!
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follow you on twitter.
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tweeted about this- actually retweeted about thison 8:53 pm, Breebees- thanks!
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I talk in a funny voice and “talk” for my dogs. Niece LOVES it and laughs like crazy even if shes crying.
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My children are all grown and gone from home now. When they were young I would dress in mismatched clothing like striped blouse and polka dot shorts, one blue sock, one red sock, one black shoe, one white shoe. I know this sounds crazy, but the kids loved it. They laughed especially hard when I was brave enough to wear that outside to the mailbox. My daughter told me that her friends were jealous because she had such a cool mom.
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I have an old, beat up vehicle: a’96 Buick Century station wagon with rust, and no hub caps. The kids hate it; they’re embarassed to ride in it. (Truth is, so am I; but we have no money to get another at this time.) So, I make a game out of it. I will say stuff like, it’s got an engine of a Corvette. (They laugh) If we are at a stop light, I’ll act like we are at a drag race and talk smack and race the engine…RELAX, I’m only “pretending.” Then I’ll say stuff to my kids like… OK, buddy, YOU really THINK YOU are going to beat us with THAT? (They’re driving a BMW or something like that) I mean, REALLY???? LOOK at this baby! That always makes them laugh… and me too!