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I couldn't resist posting this picture of Grace. A little mommy already.

Yes those are pumps she's wearing. You know I always do the dishes in heels...Like mother like daughter;)
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SH said…
Freaking adorable.
But hey - if you aren't going to use that beautiful machine next to her left knee, CAN I HAVE IT?!?!?
September 30, 2009 at 1:50 PM
Kara said…
If you're wondering why the dishes aren't IN the dishwasher it's because I HATE, meaning LOATHE emptying the dishwasher. I can load and load and load all day, but emptying is something I'd rather leave for someone else. Also, Mrs. Hogan I'm sorry that you don't have a dishwasher in your kitchen, but dishwasher or not when you have not one, but two little mouths eating with forks and spoons and plates and bowls and sippys and whatever else it builds and builds throughout one day to a tower of dishes that is almost too much to handle by the end of the day. So, if you would like to come and EMPTY my dishwasher and put 18 sippy cups, 10 plates, 6 bowls and countless numbers of sippy stoppers, forks spoons and straws away and then put your own dishes in, you are more than welcome. Oh and bring Ben cause we can have a lot more fun playing than you will dishwashing. Seriously though, I'll pay you.
October 2, 2009 at 12:55 PM
Heidi said…
Are all those dishes from one day? If so, I might rethink wanting a second child...
October 5, 2009 at 10:20 AM
SH said…
Would you be surprised to learn that I kind of like emptying the dishwasher?

I don't really like loading - too much like a messy geometry puzzle.

But unloading - HELLO! Fresh, clean, easy to stack instant gratification. Empty cupboard? Not anymore!

As for the endless amount of sippy supplies - I've already resigned myself to a basket/drawer for all things sippy. Making the assembly of each cup a bit of a pain, but I've lost my patience when it comes to putting it away.

Maybe I'd think differently if I had a super cute human dishwasher like you do. I just cannot fathom choosing hand washing over emptying the dishwasher. Wow. That's serious loathing!
October 5, 2009 at 5:16 PM
Kara said…
Sara - not surprised in the least. You know opposites do attract. I do believe I once suggested that we live together, at that time it was to save money, but I'm starting to think that maybe we would be like a well oiled machine if we did live in a little Steinke/Hogan commune.
October 9, 2009 at 4:02 PM
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