text: The Stanley Clan: What I'm Into: November Edition
  MelaniDecember 2, 2013 at 10:07 PMSo sorry about the scrawny Christmas tree--I don't think I'd be on speaking terms with it either at this point. I love the big boy haircut on your little. It's amazing how much a haircut can change a boy (we just had to give our little a very short, almost buzz cut due to a self-inflicted haircutting incident). Orphan Train is on my reading list. Did you like it?ReplyDeleteRepliesRebecca StanleyDecember 3, 2013 at 10:29 AMI did like Orphan Train. It was a really engaging story :-) And that hair-cut is killing me, so so big!!DeleteReplyPerfectly ImperfectDecember 2, 2013 at 10:20 PMhow is he so grown?!! I'm still here. Still reading :) i've missed you friendReplyDeleteRepliesRebecca StanleyDecember 3, 2013 at 10:30 AMI miss you too! Your little girl is getting so big too - I always see her cute little self on your blog and instagram - sorry I'm the worst commenter ever. My ridiculous busy life. Lame.DeleteReplyLori HarrisDecember 2, 2013 at 11:20 PMLord bless your tree!!!!!! Girl, I searched high and low for a free tree from the woods at my mama's house, but alas, there were none to be had. Shelled our $50 bucks for a tree we have hidden in our dining room, but it's pretty and so far, has not fallen over! =) So sorry you lost all those precious cornaments...(I think I might smile if I were able to lose some of our precious ornaments...) Love the dark locks and of course your heart which manages to bleed through all your words. May your Charlie Brown Christmas tree be made more beautiful in your eyes...And although I hate to admit it, I got crazy mad about the lights on our tree on Sunday...and then I apologized for being a mama jerk on tree day. ReplyDeleteRepliesRebecca StanleyDecember 3, 2013 at 10:31 AMWell we paid $20 for our cut-your-own-tree. Lame.Anyways, i just love you! :-)DeleteReplybri and shawnDecember 3, 2013 at 8:38 AM"...grouchy mommas don't make for happy memories." Phew! Story of my life. Or, well, at least my day yesterday. Thanks for voicing your struggle.Thankful for the newness of today (and that I have had, so far, an hour by myself this morning while my two littles stomp around in the snow with their dada!). Praying your new day brings new perspective, too (and, possibly, some alone time--away from that tree!) ;)ReplyDeleteRepliesRebecca StanleyDecember 3, 2013 at 10:31 AMI'm at a coffee shop all by myself as we speak! Hooray for Chai Lattes and chive/cheese scones :-) DeleteReplyLeigh KramerDecember 13, 2013 at 11:06 PMLove all of the Christmas tree cutting pictures! Though I am sorry to hear the tree has not been behaving.ReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more...