The Pharming Everetts
Ephraim, Brenda, Madilyn and Bethany
Saturday, February 26, 2011
They really are learning
Maddie surprised me at dinner tonight. We were talking about birthdays and she said that hers is 8 months away. I said she was close, it is 6 months and we proceeded to count. Much to my surprise, she was right. They talked about the calendar and birthdays at preschool on Thursday, and she must have really paid attention and learned something that day!
Monday, October 11, 2010
Potty training tips
New addition to our family...vroom, vroom
I don't have a picture yet, but I thought I would share our announcement. We have a new addition to our family. We are now the proud owners of a mini-van. When you have a mini-van as your major mode of transportation, all feelings of youth dissolve and are replaced by the reality that YOU are now the parent. I miss my Altima (Ephraim now drives it to work) and I won't get my sedan back for many years. My sister's feelings about mini-vans is, while she appreciates the ability to transport all 4 children at once, she will be trading her mini-van in as soon as they drop Alex off at the MTC.
For all of the Everett family, the van is called Slate Green (green is the only color I said I didn't want in a car--although it looks more blue than green) and it was purchased in Orem, the heart of Happy Valley. The irony! At least we didn't buy it from the dealer with the big "Y" flag displayed in the front window.
For all of the Everett family, the van is called Slate Green (green is the only color I said I didn't want in a car--although it looks more blue than green) and it was purchased in Orem, the heart of Happy Valley. The irony! At least we didn't buy it from the dealer with the big "Y" flag displayed in the front window.
Some pictures

Bethy's first FHE. I pulled out one of my old Sunbeam lessons and viola, instant FHE. Maddie insisted that we all wear princess crowns that I had as leftover handouts.


Mother's Day
We are on day 7 of potty training. I don't think there is anything more disgusting than washing out panties in the toilet that have been pooped in. Moms have a special love for their children, or why else would we do it? I just have to keep thinking about the Jeff Foxworthy bit where he is talking about moms and says "Moms will clean up anything...Moms clean up things that would gag the roto-rooter man...Sewer can be spewing everywhere and mom's is in there cleaning up and singing 'I'm singing in the rain'". I'd better get dang good Mother's Days gifts after this!
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