Tackler: I empty the dishwasher and Prince empties the dishwasher.
Mom: Right.
Tackler: And you wash the dishes.
Mom: That's right.
Tackler: But dad doesn't do any dishes.
Mom: Yeah. Why is that?
Tackler: Because he has his own job. He goes to work.
Dad walked in (from work) just in time to get sprayed in the face by the one washing the dishes.
Dad's favorite job IN the house (which he is really really good at doing) is putting Pretty Girl to sleep:
And here she is, putting him to sleep:
Dad is tired because he has bee
n spending every waking, non-working hour working on his workshop. it is almost done and then I get a school room (yeah!). Here he is with our wonderful neighbo
rs who have provided extra hands while I was inside holding a baby instead of sheetrock. (Those spots in the one picture are falling bits of sheetrock. I thought it was pretty cool I caught those midflight. Not as cool when they fall in your eye.)
7 comments:
I love the cute pictures of Pretty Girl and Daddy putting each other to sleep---too cute!
Question if you don't mind. Why a school room and not a bedroom for pretty girl? Sorry, curiosity killed the cat.
Hey, my kids' daddy has the same job. He has a magic touch for putting babies to sleep.
That is my husband's job also. We call him the "baby put- ter-to-sleeper."
Yeah, I don't get it. Once daddy's done with the workshop it will be a workshop- or is it both a workshop and a school room?
Cute photos though! Nice to see Daddy gets blog coverage too!
I love doing dishes!! I beg Clark all the time to let me do them. But not really.
I am so excited for this work to be done in your house. It's really just been too long since I came over to just hang out and make my lists.
When we remodeled one of many of our Omaha homes, Robert made a concoction to help me help him hold the drywall, I think because I was 6 months pregnant....here's the solution if your neighbor isn't home.... take two 2 x 4's and make a "T" shape with them. (They have to be as tall as the ceiling that you're drywalling). Then you hold the one 2 x 4 and the other holds up the ceiling drywall. Vois la! :-)Maybe you just might want to keep that a secret. :-)
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