[OT] The Yowlet turns 2

I can't believe The Yowlet, my baby, is 2 today. He's no longer a baby, but
very much a little boy, with all the 'boy' traits of liking cars, going fast
enough to scare Mum and make Dad proud on his trike, a penchant for hitting
things with other things, insatiable curiousity, and of course, the
obligatory 'ants in his pants' - he can't stay still for more than a minute
unless of course he's asleep.

So far, all the birthday means is that he's found toys he hasn't seen
before, and that Mum & Dad are allowing him to have slighly more sugar than
usual int he form of jelly Belly beans. Other than that, he's totally
oblivious to the fuss.

On Sunday, we're being brave and inviting 8 more 2 year olds (give or take)
to a party.... not at our place though, we're not that insance. They've
probaly got them where you are too, but around here, there' sthese 'kiddy
gyms', with ball pits, exotic climbing equipment, mazes, and other 'active'
play things popping up all over the place, and they organise kids parties
for you (yay!). The general idea seems to be to hype them up on sugar and
artifical colours & flavours, then let them loose to burn off all the energy
on their equipment, and let them run / climb / jump / play it out for a few
hours before taking an exhausted (and hopefully sleep) kid home again. Being
inthe same room with more than 1 two year old generally fills me with
horror, but these places are generally good at having a seperate (and sound
proof) parent's area, that serves good coffee & cakes, and has a large
collection of gossipy women's magazines to pass the time. We should survive.

Then, the weekend after that (or maybe the next one again) we'll have a
simple BBQ for family & friends. At this rate, Cary's birthday celebrations
may well extend for the whole month. Now *thats* how to have a birthday!

Yowe

Yowie wrote:

I can't believe The Yowlet, my baby, is 2 today.

WOW!!! I can remember waiting for word of his delivery as though it
were just a few months ago. I can't believe all that time has gone by
already. Happy birthday to the little hoolikitten!

On Sunday, we're being brave and inviting 8 more 2 year olds (give or take)
to a party....

Then, the weekend after that (or maybe the next one again) we'll have a
simple BBQ for family & friends. At this rate, Cary's birthday celebrations
may well extend for the whole month. Now *thats* how to have a birthday!

Ha! Obviously it's an excuse for the adults to party. Hope you all
have great time with all the festivities. And congrats to the two adults
(and probably to the animals, too) for surviving the Yowlet for 2 years.

Joyce

Yowie wrote:
I can't believe The Yowlet, my baby, is 2 today. He's no longer a
baby, but very much a little boy, with all the 'boy' traits of liking
cars, going fast enough to scare Mum and make Dad proud on his trike,
a penchant for hitting things with other things, insatiable
curiousity, and of course, the obligatory 'ants in his pants' - he
can't stay still for more than a minute unless of course he's asleep.

A verry happy purrday for Cary. I assume IBK will be included in the
celebrations.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart.
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

TWO?!?! He's TWO already? How in the world did that happen? Well, I
know very well how it happened, it just seems unbelievable. He hardly
seems to have been walking for very long and now he is TWO? Ready to
start thinking about potty training and terrible twos. He isn't a baby
any longer. It just seems like yesterday when someone's husband was
looking up "yowlet" and couldn't find it because his wife was talking
about you having one and he finally had to ask (I still laugh at that
story).

Well, Happy Birthday, Yowlet. May many more follow.

Auntie Bridget

Yowie wrote:
I can't believe The Yowlet, my baby, is 2 today. He's no longer a baby, but
very much a little boy, with all the 'boy' traits of liking cars, going fast
enough to scare Mum and make Dad proud on his trike, a penchant for hitting
things with other things, insatiable curiousity, and of course, the
obligatory 'ants in his pants' - he can't stay still for more than a minute
unless of course he's asleep.

So far, all the birthday means is that he's found toys he hasn't seen
before, and that Mum & Dad are allowing him to have slighly more sugar than
usual int he form of jelly Belly beans. Other than that, he's totally
oblivious to the fuss.

On Sunday, we're being brave and inviting 8 more 2 year olds (give or take)
to a party.... not at our place though, we're not that insance. They've
probaly got them where you are too, but around here, there' sthese 'kiddy
gyms', with ball pits, exotic climbing equipment, mazes, and other 'active'
play things popping up all over the place, and they organise kids parties
for you (yay!). The general idea seems to be to hype them up on sugar and
artifical colours & flavours, then let them loose to burn off all the energy
on their equipment, and let them run / climb / jump / play it out for a few
hours before taking an exhausted (and hopefully sleep) kid home again. Being
inthe same room with more than 1 two year old generally fills me with
horror, but these places are generally good at having a seperate (and sound
proof) parent's area, that serves good coffee & cakes, and has a large
collection of gossipy women's magazines to pass the time. We should survive.

Then, the weekend after that (or maybe the next one again) we'll have a
simple BBQ for family & friends. At this rate, Cary's birthday celebrations
may well extend for the whole month. Now *thats* how to have a birthday!

Yowe

Yowie wrote:
I can't believe The Yowlet, my baby, is 2 today. He's no longer a baby, but

OMG, time flies! Happy purrday to the Yowlet!

On Sunday, we're being brave and inviting 8 more 2 year olds (give or take)
to a party.... not at our place though, we're not that insance. They've




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"Yowie" wrote in message
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I can't believe The Yowlet, my baby, is 2 today. He's no longer a baby, but
very much a little boy, with all the 'boy' traits of liking cars, going
fast enough to scare Mum and make Dad proud on his trike, a penchant for
hitting things with other things, insatiable curiousity, and of course, the
obligatory 'ants in his pants' - he can't stay still for more than a
minute unless of course he's asleep.

So far, all the birthday means is that he's found toys he hasn't seen
before, and that Mum & Dad are allowing him to have slighly more sugar
than usual int he form of jelly Belly beans. Other than that, he's totally
oblivious to the fuss.

On Sunday, we're being brave and inviting 8 more 2 year olds (give or
take) to a party.... not at our place though, we're not that insance.
They've probaly got them where you are too, but around here, there' sthese
'kiddy gyms', with ball pits, exotic climbing equipment, mazes, and other
'active' play things popping up all over the place, and they organise kids
parties for you (yay!). The general idea seems to be to hype them up on
sugar and artifical colours & flavours, then let them loose to burn off
all the energy on their equipment, and let them run / climb / jump / play
it out for a few hours before taking an exhausted (and hopefully sleep)
kid home again. Being inthe same room with more than 1 two year old
generally fills me with horror, but these places are generally good at
having a seperate (and sound proof) parent's area, that serves good coffee
& cakes, and has a large collection of gossipy women's magazines to pass
the time. We should survive.

Then, the weekend after that (or maybe the next one again) we'll have a
simple BBQ for family & friends. At this rate, Cary's birthday
celebrations may well extend for the whole month. Now *thats* how to have
a birthday!

Yowe

Yowie wrote:
I can't believe The Yowlet, my baby, is 2 today.

Hoppy Purrday, Cary! Sounds like a lot of partying and fun will be had!

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Amazing!! Happy Birthday to the Yowlet and congrats to you for surviving the
first two years!

"Yowie" wrote in message
...
I can't believe The Yowlet, my baby, is 2 today. He's no longer a baby,
but
very much a little boy, with all the 'boy' traits of liking cars, going
fast
enough to scare Mum and make Dad proud on his trike, a penchant for
hitting
things with other things, insatiable curiousity, and of course, the
obligatory 'ants in his pants' - he can't stay still for more than a
minute
unless of course he's asleep.

So far, all the birthday means is that he's found toys he hasn't seen
before, and that Mum & Dad are allowing him to have slighly more sugar
than
usual int he form of jelly Belly beans. Other than that, he's totally
oblivious to the fuss.

On Sunday, we're being brave and inviting 8 more 2 year olds (give or
take)
to a party.... not at our place though, we're not that insance. They've
probaly got them where you are too, but around here, there' sthese 'kiddy
gyms', with ball pits, exotic climbing equipment, mazes, and other
'active'
play things popping up all over the place, and they organise kids parties
for you (yay!). The general idea seems to be to hype them up on sugar and
artifical colours & flavours, then let them loose to burn off all the
energy
on their equipment, and let them run / climb / jump / play it out for a
few
hours before taking an exhausted (and hopefully sleep) kid home again.
Being
inthe same room with more than 1 two year old generally fills me with
horror, but these places are generally good at having a seperate (and
sound
proof) parent's area, that serves good coffee & cakes, and has a large
collection of gossipy women's magazines to pass the time. We should
survive.

Then, the weekend after that (or maybe the next one again) we'll have a
simple BBQ for family & friends. At this rate, Cary's birthday
celebrations
may well extend for the whole month. Now *thats* how to have a birthday!

Yowe

Happy birthday to dear Carey, you must be so proud of him. Cgts to you for
surviving the coming ordeal, but enjoy yourselves, he turns two only once.

Lily & her mama

--

Irulan
from the stars we come
to the stars we return
from now until the end of time
"Yowie" wrote in message
...
I can't believe The Yowlet, my baby, is 2 today. He's no longer a baby, but
very much a little boy, with all the 'boy' traits of liking cars, going
fast enough to scare Mum and make Dad proud on his trike, a penchant for
hitting things with other things, insatiable curiousity, and of course, the
obligatory 'ants in his pants' - he can't stay still for more than a
minute unless of course he's asleep.

So far, all the birthday means is that he's found toys he hasn't seen
before, and that Mum & Dad are allowing him to have slighly more sugar
than usual int he form of jelly Belly beans. Other than that, he's totally
oblivious to the fuss.

On Sunday, we're being brave and inviting 8 more 2 year olds (give or
take) to a party.... not at our place though, we're not that insance.
They've probaly got them where you are too, but around here, there' sthese
'kiddy gyms', with ball pits, exotic climbing equipment, mazes, and other
'active' play things popping up all over the place, and they organise kids
parties for you (yay!). The general idea seems to be to hype them up on
sugar and artifical colours & flavours, then let them loose to burn off
all the energy on their equipment, and let them run / climb / jump / play
it out for a few hours before taking an exhausted (and hopefully sleep)
kid home again. Being inthe same room with more than 1 two year old
generally fills me with horror, but these places are generally good at
having a seperate (and sound proof) parent's area, that serves good coffee
& cakes, and has a large collection of gossipy women's magazines to pass
the time. We should survive.

Then, the weekend after that (or maybe the next one again) we'll have a
simple BBQ for family & friends. At this rate, Cary's birthday
celebrations may well extend for the whole month. Now *thats* how to have
a birthday!

Yowe

"Yowie" wrote in message
...
I can't believe The Yowlet, my baby, is 2 today. He's no longer a baby, but
very much a little boy, ... Yowe

Happy birthday to Carey. Soon he will be too big to be yowlet and will
demand to be called his big boy name.
Annie