This year, same girl, different house, different school. Oh, and no tears this time. Only jubilation and the sweet smell of 8 hours a week of freedom. (well, from that Pi'bears at least. The B-Ro is another story.)
Oh, wait, that isn't what you came here for? You want to know who WINS? Ahhh...I see.
Here you go:
Aunt H said...
First time commenter....(sort of) long time lurker! :-)Well, I don't have any kiddos yet but I HOPE to make my own baby food, use cloth diapers, all that. Right now I recycle, take my own bags to the grocery store, bike/walk to places whenever possible (it's harder in the 'burbs!), drive a fairly fuel efficient car...I know I could be better, though. I give myself maybe a 3 or 4?P.S. Your kiddos are SO incredibly cute!
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For the record I tallied up all the comments from yesterday's posts as well as the comments from the previous post that were made AFTER I announced the contest. I think there was some confusion about where to comment. So I came up with 97 commenters, plugged those in to random.org's random number generator and it spit out #27. So "Aunt H" email me (link's in the sidebar) and I'll hook you up with the people at Diaperaps for your coupon code!
Before I end this though I just have to regale you with some of my favorite quotes from the comment section:
For the record, I am NOT a poopaphobe (although I cannot count myself a poopaphile either)
The other 2.5 is because I shower daily, I don't wear patchouli, I haven't/didn't follow The Dead for a summer, and the colors of my wardrobe, while limited, go beyond brown and green.
I'm probably as crunchy as a gummi bear.
When I was in junior high I signed all my notes to friends "Lady Katherine Granola Bar," which was intended to reflect my crunchy-geeky-hipster self.
...but if Samantha thinks she's a 4 than I must be crunchier than I thought cause that's one of the last adjectives I'd use to to describe her!
So I think I'm probably closer to soggy. I try my best, but compared to granola I'm probably cream of wheat. But I'm working on becoming oatmeal. Then I can move to Corn Flakes. Hopefully sometime soon I can dream of being granola. But for now I have to settle for eating it instead of being it.
Oh you guys make me laugh!
Thanks for playing...I'll try to work on another one of these soon!
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All that talk of crunchy made me very hungry...
So when I saw this, I'd thought I'd share it over here in Erin's comments:
http://www.re-nest.com/re-nest/babies-children/wrapnmat-from-reusablebagscom-060083
I use sandwich baggies a bunch (but they're annoying to rinse out, and one of the comments in this section made me think that biodegradable wax paper might be a good way to go.
Either way, thanks, Erin, for keeping us all on our crunchy toes and for sharing the cloth diaper love!
Sarah is just such a beautiful girl! I love those photos of her. . . and, oh my, she's looking so old. The long hair, the grown grown-up confidence. Sigh. Enjoy your 8 hours!
oooh, Daisy, very cool. Adding that to my favorites list.
Good grief, she looks so grown up! I love her little hair bow, very girly!
I already sent Amy a STRONGLY WORDED email about her nasty comment.
Can't wait to hear about Sarah's first day!! I hope she makes lots of new friends. Enjoy your semi-free time!!!
I can't get over the difference between Sarah last year and then this year. She looks so much older. So pretty though, as usual.
ohhh...something to make us a little crunchier when we don't have time to make our own baby food. where was this when ryan was still a wee one? :-)
http://www.happybabyfood.com/index.html
Thanks, Erin. It was great reading the comments and wonderful that you got Diaperaps to donate! They've always been oustanding with customer service when I call, so customer service is another way I "sell" diaperaps when I tell people about them!
When I told Matt I was doing cloth, he wasn't thrilled. So, I just told him I'd leave a stack of disposables up there for when he changed diapers. He never used them though because he realized it wasn't that bad!
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