- - You may not be able to find their volume switches, but ignoring is a fine art!
- - You can hold off on illness until all the kids are better
- - You're the ONLY one that knows where the odd sock mate is, the pencil sharpener and the chia pet, but darned if you can find your own seam ripper or scissors.
- - You can break up a fight faster than than a referee on speed.
- - You can make oatmeal stick to more than just ribs
- - You can bring down a house simply by saying the word booger
- - Veggie-eating-coersion is another fine art
- - You can sing word for word, at least 14 kids' show songs, forward, backward & in your sleep (and unfortunately in the last one, you do)
- - You can remember exactly what each child does and doesn't want a sandwich right before switching the sandwiches
- - You can steer a car just so that when you do all the kids yell "SAFARI!!!!!"
- - You can make a boy stop biting their nails by threatening to paint their nails pink if they don't stop biting
- - You've seen "Cars" AT LEAST 82 times
- - But above all, your love is almost as unconditional as God's.....
First you start with a LARGE 3-ring binder . I was able to get about a dozen of these for 50-75¢ each at a thrift shoppe, brand new. Mine are from a business complete with logo, but that's ok. 50-75¢ sure beats 8 bucks at Wal-mart. Plus mine DOES have a front pocket, in case I want to make it a bit purtier. Some people prefer a zippered binder. These are GREAT if you can afford the dough for a LARGE one. This one is especially great as it has a handle for carrying. You'll also need some pocket pages . I prefer the 4-per-page pages. The pockets are a little bigger, which is GREAT for those LONG coupons (which stick out, so I fold them in half) and those WIDE coupons, and especially for holding more coupons than their miniature counterparts! Now others have had luck with other pages. They come in 1-pocket (also known as sheet protectors, which we'll be using as well- we'll get to that later), 2 pocket, 4-pocket, 5-pocket, 6-pocket, 8-pocket; 9-pocke t. Anything with more...
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May God bless you and your sweet family abundantly.--Jane, hostess for Thursday Thirteen