Grateful for my bloggy daughter

Written by

Kellie O’Brien

Life and laughter, Raising Girls

This week I’m grateful for:

Princess Ella starting to get this bloggy thing. After drawing a picture on her Magna Doodle of her and I holding babies each (yes, questions to be asked there), she said: “look at what I just blogged, Mum?’’
That the fully furnished cardboard box doll house has been such a hit for her today, after battling a high temperature last night and chesty cough today. Was so lovely to see her happily playing.
That earlier in the week she captured a moment in time that I wouldn’t think to photograph. I’ve decline showing it here, because Baby Holly may well divorce me in years to come. However, let’s just say the grimace on Baby Holly’s face told the full story. The odour in the room only complimented that. And the reason I’m grateful? Can you imagine how much ammunition I’ll get out of that on her 21^st birthday?

I’m joining with Maxabella Loves to share what I’m grateful for.

Grateful for laugh

Comments

30 responses to “Grateful for my bloggy daughter”

August 26, 2011

Caz (The Truth About Mummy)

I love that she blogged on her magna doodle!! So cute – a blogger in the making. Hope everyone is feeling much better now.

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  The stuff she comes out with, just amazes me, Caz! She has an incredible imagination! I dread to think what she’d blog about if she finally got her own room on this blog!! 🙂
  
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August 26, 2011

veggie mama

oh my gosh, Veggie Baby has just started on solids, and I can’t handle the stink! Whatever happened to her perfectly acceptable breastfed poops? oh boy. Totally getting her a magna doodle so she can blog too. Hopefully not about poo 🙂

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  I’m so with you on that one! I actually quite enjoyed the smell of breastfed baby poo. It was rather sweet! Now… urrgghh! It’s horrid!
  And yes, let’s hope your li’l princesses can find something other than poo to blog about! LOL! 🙂
  
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August 26, 2011

Courtney @ Nobashake

That is gold, blogging on the magna doodle. I’m glad you didn’t show that photo too. & it will be fantastic for her 21st. What is it with all the sickness at the moment! Everyone’s kids are sick. Hope she is feeling better.

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  I think we must be passing this sickness around the blogosphere, Courtney! It’s a shocker! Thankfully, she woke up not too bad this morning. Although the cough is still there! 🙂
  
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August 26, 2011

Kellie Heitman

Hahaha! I have photos of both of my kids mid-business. I can’t WAIT for their 21st birthdays!

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  LOL!! Fabulous! Love it, Kellie. I think I might have to create a special “21st birthday” folder on the computer for all these kinds of photos! 🙂
  
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August 26, 2011

Nee

I’m surprised magna doodle blogging has never taken off before now! Smart cookie you have there.

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  I’m so with you, Nee. I can see all her friends at lunch time, getting out their Magna Doodles to update their blogs during school!! Hehe! 🙂
  
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August 26, 2011

Jodi @ The Scribble Den

Who needs an iPad? The magna doodle sounds like the way to go. 🙂

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  You betcha, Jodi! Watch out – Magna Doodles are the new “must-have” item! 🙂
  
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August 26, 2011

Cat

Oh your Ella sounds adorable – blogging on a magna doodle is genius! I love it how they want to be like their mumma (most of the time)
Love your cardboard box dolls house too, fabulous!

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  If only I could get her to have as much enthusiasm about cleaning!! LOL! Their imaginations just amaze me, Cat! The things she comes out with are hilarious! 🙂
  
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August 26, 2011

Mum on the Run

Too cute.
Well, mostly. Smelly parts excepted.
🙂

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  Oh yes, we can do without those!! LOL! 🙂
  
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August 27, 2011

Marlene

Imagine playing stupid with her friends, showing photos and saying ,

“Oh, and this is a photo i taken right after she took that massive dump” hahah

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  LOL!! Oh yes, Marlene!! 😉
  
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August 27, 2011

Amy @ MahliMoo

Oh that is too cute! Love it. A Blogger in the making.

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  As long as she doesn’t blog about me (ie payback!), then I’m OK with it, Amy!! LOL! 🙂
  
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August 27, 2011

Kelly

hehe she is adorable xo

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  Thanks, Kelly! 🙂
  
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August 27, 2011

mums the word

oh my goodness that is too cute.. haha look what I just blogged! I might need to get my Bubbaroo a magnadoodle so he can blog along with me 😉 x

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  You could even have your own little desks and sit side-by-side! Imagine how much blogging you’d get done then!! 🙂
  
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August 27, 2011

Veronica @ Mixed Gems

That’s very cute. Makes you realise how much they observe us and take in. As my hubby says, they are like sponges. No “adult cares of the world” distractions to get in the way of their learning and engaging.

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  So true, Veronica. It makes you so much more aware of what you say and do when you know they’re picking up on everything! 🙂
  
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August 27, 2011

Kym – Mumma’s Mini Me

haha! Love it Kel! Love the blogging daughter too!

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1. August 28, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  How scary would that be if it were “real”! Aarrgghh!! 🙂
  
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August 29, 2011

Maxabella

She is such a pretty gal, and smart too if she’s blogging already!!

Ammo indeed! Something tells me from that cheeky little face that there will certainly be more ammo to come! x

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1. August 30, 2011
  
  Kel
  
  Oh yes, sometimes just a little too smart!! Hehe!! 🙂
  
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