Stone Soup by Jan Eliot for March 09, 2014

They ARE moms.

sad to say that if I ever find a blouse or shirt that fits good and that I like I will buy one in every color also…….I just don’t find that many that fit right.

They both seem to be coping just fine with Evie gone.

I build dollhouses. Perfect little worlds where milk never gets spilled, the beds stay made, and the coffee never gets cold. Not a cheap hobby, but still cheaper than a shrink, and quieter than a screaming fit.

Dear Jan: as I am from Argentina, didn’t catch the real meaning of the phrase “…you’ve got a little spit-up…” in the first box box. Can you explain me that?

Val had to say it.

My children no longer babies but adults and I wished could afford some new clothes. Fred Mitchell I hope they explained your question okay. Val needs a baby towel will help clothes on baby spit up.

Another option is to hit Goodwill, a Salvation Army store, or some similar charitable place. I’ve found that the St. Vincent de Paul store in the Wisconsin town near my daughter’s home is a super-neat and reasonable store in which to get Halloween costumes, jackets, etc.

“…are all so…mom-ish.” Unless they are all so grandma-ish! ;)

Fred Mitchell: La pictura primera es un chiste diciendo que toda la ropa se apparece como la mujer tiene un bebe. La otra mujer se dice que tiene leche que el bebe ha vomitado en su camisa. Your English is probably better than my Spanish, and forgive me if I misinterpreted or falsely assumed what you requested.