I'm turning over a new leaf...mobile blogging. And I think it is really going to increase the number of posts I get done. Quite often I will write out a whole post in my head (like seriously, not just think about the topic but craft the individual sentences) but never have time to sit down at the computer and actually type it out. Not anymore my friends! I will be blogging from my
BlackBerry. If there are pictures, they will be lower quality or I will just have to post them later but I'm excited about this new endeavor. And now for my first mobile post: (Warning: Typos are going to be worse than "normal" with mobile blogging.)
So I took the kids to Target yesterday and we got lunch there. I planned ahead and had finger food for
JJ. However, this was the high chair they had and it was horrible - just way to open *and* it was on wheels. He could move himself in different directions and reach out, grab something solid (like the table) and pull himself toward it. It might seem odd that I didn't want him to grab the table but we made the mistake of sitting at a 2-top (Marie's pick) and therefore Marie and
I's food needed to stay out of
JJ's reach.
Argh... Won't be lunching there again with two kids by myself. It is better than the Costco across the street though that completely got rid of high chairs recently!! I discovered that while holding
JJ, pizza and hot dog while ushering Marie to a table. I was not happy as that was my lunch plan and it made it a miserable experience for all three of us. I was complaining to a friend about this and she said the Perimeter Costco never had high chairs. It is so weird to me that high chairs vary so much from one location to another of the same national chain. For instance, the Target at Perimeter has great high chairs.
Oh and you'll see my email signature at the bottom too. I'm torn as to if I want to get rid of it or not. I don't want it on my blog, but I do want it on my regular emails so I'll just have to wait and see which matters to me more.
Laura
Rollman
Cell: 404-641-4060
I'm turning over a new leaf...mobile blogging. And I think it is really going to increase the number of posts I get done. Quite often I will write out a whole post in my head (like seriously, not just think about the topic but craft the individual sentences) but never have time to sit down at the computer and actually type it out. Not anymore my friends! I will be blogging from my BlackBerry. If there are pictures, they will be lower quality or I will just have to post them later but I'm excited about this new endeavor. And now for my first mobile post: (Warning: Typos are going to be worse than "normal" with mobile blogging.)
So I took the kids to Target yesterday and we got lunch there. I planned ahead and had finger food for JJ. However, this was the high chair they had and it was horrible - just way to open *and* it was on wheels. He could move himself in different directions and reach out, grab something solid (like the table) and pull himself toward it. It might seem odd that I didn't want him to grab the table but we made the mistake of sitting at a 2-top (Marie's pick) and therefore Marie and I's food needed to stay out of JJ's reach. Argh... Won't be lunching there again with two kids by myself. It is better than the Costco across the street though that completely got rid of high chairs recently!! I discovered that while holding JJ, pizza and hot dog while ushering Marie to a table. I was not happy as that was my lunch plan and it made it a miserable experience for all three of us. I was complaining to a friend about this and she said the Perimeter Costco never had high chairs. It is so weird to me that high chairs vary so much from one location to another of the same national chain. For instance, the Target at Perimeter has great high chairs.
Oh and you'll see my email signature at the bottom too. I'm torn as to if I want to get rid of it or not. I don't want it on my blog, but I do want it on my regular emails so I'll just have to wait and see which matters to me more.
Laura Rollman
Cell: 404-641-4060
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