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Drummer Zion Dill

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Yes! HE has a name.  Drummer Zion Dill.  We simply can't have any more children for the naming factor alone, but we finally agreed on this one and we are both pleased, plus

How about Drummer?

The Little

Drummer Boy

One month old Drummer.

I'm not going to lie.Six kids is hard.  We've got schooling going on.  We've got toddlerhood going on and we've added an infant to those.I feel like I get nothing done.I joked with a friend who is pregnant with her 5th that I call it a good day when I shower and find something clean that fits.  A strike is getting my bed made.But, we are slowly getting the hang of it...knock on wood.Sometimes we find it best to "divide and conquer".  This little bowling game, I could tell, was pushing it.  The older girls were loving it.These two little rascals (and the one strapped to my body)...not so much.  Clover would push the ball down the lane and then run to the handicap ramp to roll her chubby little body down without even seeing if she hit any pins down.Azure would at least wait until her ball disappeared into the shadows beyond the pins, but then these two partners in crime were off.I didn't bowl, still having some health issues I'm trying to work through, but it was enjoyable to watch my little offspring drop that ball like it was going to go crashing through the floor and then o h  s o  s l  o   w    l     y ricochet back and forth until it would kiss a couple of pins before returning magically to do it again.Divine was frustrated she couldn't get it down very easily, all the steps and swing and pointing.But she declared at the end she had a good time.Sometimes it was a whole family affair to help someone get the ball down the lane.R Sizzle bowled up well into a hundred.  Those arms. The kids like to compare their muscles to his almost nightly during dinner.  Azure is convinced that hers are almost as big as his.  For the second game, I took Azure and Clover and distracted them with some golden greasiness.  Azure turned to me and said, We're lucky we don't have to bowl again, huh?  

Then we went down to the coin operated games to try to win us some hideous stuffed animals or 100-year-old candy.  Three times.  Those things are rigged I tell ya.So.  Eight is hard.  But, as we like to tell our kids,Good things are hard.

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I will be bringing home my guest post tutorials over the course of bringing home my baby.

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The pattern I used for the jumper is a vintage pattern no longer in print, but you could use 

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 McCall's pattern [view E], removing the leg seam and adjusting the outer seams to an A-line instead of straight.

The model I used was found wandering around, as she has now learned to escape from her bed.

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The flute.  Surely you'd rather play the harp.  We have

harps.  Wouldn't you like to play the harp?  Who else has harps at their fingertips?

That's when we took it to our parents.  My dad replied in a very succinct email: Playing the harp was your dream.  The flute is hers.

Fair enough.  I assumed that any daughter of mine would want to play the harp.  It's what they've known.  But I've learned a very important lesson with children: never assume anything

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My One Weakness:

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Beautiful Linen

No, YOU'RE the best!

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13 October 2011

12 October 2011

10 October 2011

09 October 2011

08 October 2011

07 October 2011

06 October 2011

My One Weakness:

March FUN!

Divine

Pearl

Olive

Azure

Clover

No Big Dill Tutorials

Sew-sew

"Where do you get your stars?"

a big dill!

Forget-me-not

Whatcha lookin' for?

Subscribe: no big dill

Please and Thank You and One More Thing.

Beautiful Linen

No, YOU'RE the best!

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