Do You Read Me?

I hear I have a few dedicated readers out there. I wonder sometimes if it's true though. I don't get comments very often. In fact I think there are only two people who have ever commented on any of my posts and one of them I know for certain doesn't read many of them because he admits it.

One of my readers borrowed my oldest daughter for a day last week and I wanted them to know that she had a really great time and even asked me today (Thursday) if she could go hang out with them again.

My youngest daughter has resorted to having a new imaginary friend. It's her husband, because her baby doll needs a Daddy. He's invisible to everyone, but he's cute, so he appears to her sometimes. She married him last night. She's insisting that her older sister take on an imaginary friend as well and is having a birthday tomorrow for the creation of her sister's imaginary friend. I don't know how that will work out because her older sister keeps saying that she's older and doesn't want an imaginary friend. She also argued that the little one's imaginary friend can't be cute because it's invisible. I've been hearing some really cute and thought- provoking conversations from these girls lately. My littlest girl tells me that she can't wait until Little Johnny is big enough to be her baby doll's Daddy. She is so in love with her baby brother. She sits next to him and baby-talks him, telling him he's such a handsome little man. It's the most precious thing!

As for Johnny's feedings, my goal for right now is to get him down to only one 2 oz. bottle of formula in a 24 hour period, only having 1 oz. at a time. The Poly-Vi-Sol vitamins he takes smell awful and mess up his tummy. He either vomits or has a horrible tummy ache followed by a nasty diaper. I'm going to talk to his pediatrician about this on Tuesday and see how vital these vitamins really are now that we're breastfeeding much more than before.