Discrimination I can get behind
2010 May 26
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Ha! Love that title – and their handmade sign. Thumbs up for the kids clubs.
Cute!
I am so excited to be headed to Dgo myself this weekend! Woo hoo!
CUTENESS!!!
Hee hee, you and Linda@Sundry posted within minutes of each other and both are about tents (but in juxtaposition to yours!)
indeed! they need a spot all of their own.
Well, sure, until they’re wanting food or something to drink.
True. But I try to just slip it through the door like the most unobtrusive of maids.
so Cute! I’d be thrilled if my kids locked me out of something. I sometimes ask the to put me in Time Out too!
Looks like you even helped with the sign! And, yes, Becca, I have put myself in Time Out before. It’s for our own sanity :)
Sometimes all three of us go into separate time outs. It’s lovely.
In addition to the no-parents rule, my little guy would totally be on board with the no-clothes rule. (He’s going through a streaker phase.) =>
Rose is a nudist as well. Perhaps if she gets it out of her system now, she’ll keep her clothes on in high school.
awesome!
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