Dearest Dictator,
Your little cold kept me up most the night while I listened to you hacking from your bedroom. This morning though you seem to be fine except for a few boogers that you keep picking out of your nose and wiping on me. Mommy on the other hand is a little peeved that your [...]
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Letters to my Son. 2 years and 2 months old.
Posted in Family Matters, Letters to my Son, The Dictator on September 15, 2008 | 2 Comments »
This Just In.
Posted in Letters to my Son, The Dictator on August 20, 2008 | 7 Comments »
Dearest Dictator,
Saying ‘Happy Birthday’ does not guarantee that you will be given cake. Especially when no birthday’s coming up any time soon. Sorry for any confusion previous birthday celebrations with copious amounts of cake may have caused.
Cake can happen on non-birthdays too. Thankfully you have not learned that yet.
Love Mommy
P.S. Please stop saying ‘Garbage [...]
Letters to my Son – 21 Months
Posted in Letters to my Son, Uncategorized on April 3, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Dearest Dictator,
You have been my pride and joy for 21 months now. Every morning is a new adventure with you and I never know if that day will be all about airplanes, the park, The Backyardigans, Bob (the Builder), or dogs and cats. You change it up each and every day. There is never a [...]
Letters to My Son – 18 Months
Posted in Letters to my Son, The Dictator - Archives Rito on December 31, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Dearest Rito,
You are now 18 months old. It seems like it was yesterday when we brought home a helpless, wrinkly and oddly shaped baby home from the hospital. Now you are tall, lean and independent little boy.
In the last six weeks you have gone through a HUGE growth spurt and clothing that was too big [...]
Letters to My Son 16 Months
Posted in Letters to my Son on October 30, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Dearest Rito,
You are now 16 months old. The time has gone so fast and each day passes in a blink of an eye. Never in my life did I think I was going to be a Mom to such a sweet and active little boy like you.
Last month Mamamama had to go away overnight for [...]
Letters to my Son, 14 Months
Posted in Letters to my Son, The Dictator - Archives Rito on September 6, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Dearest Rito,
This last month has been a whirlwind with you. This month you have managed to not grow too much, yet the changes in you have been huge.
In the last month you have learned a few new things physically. Recently you have learned how to run. Now I must admit the first few days of [...]
Letters to my Son. 13 months.
Posted in Letters to my Son, The Dictator - Archives Rito on August 6, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Dearest Rito,
Mamamama has had a run of fantastic days with you. I really like the nice little toddler stage you are in this week. You have been sleeping quite well, taking nice long naps and being generally pleasant during the day. Even the temper tantrums have been at a minimum.
This week you have [...]
The Big One
Posted in Letters to my Son, The Dictator - archives on June 28, 2007 | 1 Comment »
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Dearest LittleMan,
A year ago today was the second most important day of my life. On Wednesday June 28, 2006 we brought our little boy (YOU!)home from the hospital. At first I was amazed that i didn’t have to pass some sort of exam or [...]
11 months going on 13 years old
Posted in Letters to my Son, Paprika - Worlds greatest dog., The Dictator - archives on May 27, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Dearest LittleMan,
You are just over 11 months old now, and I have to admit you are officially a Toddler.
Sure you don’t attempt to walk with any regularity, but you are as strong as an Ox and you can pitch little temper-tantrums like a seasoned pro. So far, you have not pitched any fits [...]
Changes….
Posted in Letters to my Son on May 8, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Dearest Littleman,
I want to tell you about how much you amaze me.
In the past ten months you have grown and changed in ways I never thought or believed possible. You have learned to crawl, attempted walking, can climb stairs at lightning speed and developed an impressive little vocabulary. You know what Monkeys are [...]
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