I don't get it........
#51
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When my kids were babies I made bibs out of washcloths.
Folded over a side and slipped elastic through it. After they were through eating, I rinsed the cloth and wiped their mouths.
Re: the disposable diapers - for some reason, in the Summer, every parking lot boasts at least one disposable
diaper. It's almost like it's an obligation to have one
declaring a "family friendly environment"!!!!
Folded over a side and slipped elastic through it. After they were through eating, I rinsed the cloth and wiped their mouths.
Re: the disposable diapers - for some reason, in the Summer, every parking lot boasts at least one disposable
diaper. It's almost like it's an obligation to have one
declaring a "family friendly environment"!!!!
#52
Two of my boys had cloth diapers..the third got a rash every time I tried to use them on him. I didn't have the toilet rinsing problem. My mom introduced me to disposable liners....toss in the toilet!!! And yes, I also loved that feeling of seeing the freshly laundered pile of folded diapers.
#54
Originally Posted by pal
Maksi, most of us eat "the normal way" too. But when you have a lot of people over sometimes there isn't room for everyone to sit down at the table, so they help themselves to food, like a smorgasborg or a buffet or snacks, and they don't have a "sit down (at the table) meal"
#55
Originally Posted by Maksi
Originally Posted by pal
Maksi, most of us eat "the normal way" too. But when you have a lot of people over sometimes there isn't room for everyone to sit down at the table, so they help themselves to food, like a smorgasborg or a buffet or snacks, and they don't have a "sit down (at the table) meal"
#56
I remember a C'mas when I was 7 yrs old, thre were 36 grandchildren, and 18 adults. The babies were all fed first, children next, adults last. One uncle had an 8mm projector and ran cartoons for the kids while the adults ate. My grandparents didnt' have a tv, and back then, having the cartoons was a REALLY big deal!!!! What a fun C'mas that was!!!!
#57
I gave up cloth napkins long ago. I decided it was too much trouble to wash, fold, and store them. I do use a nice tablecloth but that's to cover up the scratches in my tabletop. DGD decided she wanted to draw using a nail when she was two. It can be repaired but I think she did a nice job for a two year old. My DD still gets upset seeing it and offers to have it repaired which I keep turning down. LOL.
#59
Doesn't anyone remember the time when we used knives and forks (kept our hands clean) and were able to negotiate our mouths without incident. Who needed napkins?
Strangely my mouth has become much smaller. LOL and I need a napkin to wipe off my chest.
Strangely my mouth has become much smaller. LOL and I need a napkin to wipe off my chest.
#60
Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I gave up cloth napkins long ago. I decided it was too much trouble to wash, fold, and store them. I do use a nice tablecloth but that's to cover up the scratches in my tabletop. DGD decided she wanted to draw using a nail when she was two. It can be repaired but I think she did a nice job for a two year old. My DD still gets upset seeing it and offers to have it repaired which I keep turning down. LOL.
I had bought a gold , expensive frame to place DH and my picture in, after a cruise we had taken. My grandson was here, 4 at the time, and drew me his rendition of a rainbow. had the sun in the middle, and all the colors going out. Ask me to put it in that pretty frame, and I did. It still hangs here in my den :-D And the picture never did get framed, somewhere in a drawer. :lol: :lol:
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