Chapter 7, Page 25 Doom and Gloom

There are times of year that are just bad for the mood. Dad seems to be especially affect by the spring thaw. Maybe it's all that damp. Weather certainly seems to have some role.

Chapter 7, Page 24 Hatnapping.

Some kids are mean. Others not so much. For Conny, being an adorable little wallflower while at school is a bit of an asset. Whether she sees it that way is yet to be seen.

Chapter 7, Page 23 First Birthday

Peter is one year old! Man, a year goes by so fast. Good heavens, how long has Mary Quite Contrary been running? Mary was ten when I started and now she's 14! She's got a little brother now, she's been home schooled for nearly 3 years, and her littlest sister has started kindergarten.

What else will happen from now on? I sure hope I can keep this up for another 4 years. And longer!

Chapter 7, Page 22 Feeding

I should correct that. If the baby food is green I'm not to thrilled about it. But other than that I like baby food. I've also read the ingredients labels. Babies eat way better than older kids.

One last word: Sorry for the missing week of updates. Spring Break, hanging with my family, all that good stuff. I should be back on track now.

Chapter 7, Page 21 TL;DR

For the uninitiated, the title of this post translates as "too long; don't read." Of course, I actually do want you to read this, but considering the massive info dump captured in this episode I thought the title was appropriate.

And this is still condensed from what Dad normally does, as well as being near the end of his rambling.

I love my Daddy. ^_^

Chapter 7, Page 20 Puppy!

Someone has a new favorite word. lol

One has to wonder how well Conny is going to take her new name. And species.

Oh well. Puppies are cute!

Chapter 7, Page 19 Puppy

I feel like an idiot not getting this up yesterday.

Oh well.

Conny has now been renamed, and respecied. That's what she gets for pretending to be a dog around a nearly-one-year-old.

Chapter 7, Page 18 Humanickology

Gross insects, mobile mold, and deep sea fish that look like something out of a cheap horror show. Those things Mary can handle. Certain sections of human physiology, not so much.

Chapter 7, Page 17 The things squirrels do.

Well, what can I say? It's that time of year, when a young buck's fancy turns to... You get the idea.