Comments on: Puzzle and balloons http://www.kahunaburger.com/2007/02/18/puzzle-and-balloons/ home of pia, max, frisco and tobias Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:57:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Darlenehttp://www.kahunaburger.com/2007/02/18/puzzle-and-balloons/comment-page-1/#comment-34824 Darlene Sat, 24 Feb 2007 05:45:15 +0000 http://www.kahunaburger.com/2007/02/18/puzzle-and-balloons/#comment-34824 Tobs, you're a brave soul. I am terrified of those balloons that you twist into creatures. I have a phobia, in general, of those darn twisty balloons. Scare the daylights outta me. That "POP" kills me. You get the "Father of the Year" award! Tobs, you’re a brave soul. I am terrified of those balloons that you twist into creatures. I have a phobia, in general, of those darn twisty balloons. Scare the daylights outta me. That “POP” kills me. You get the “Father of the Year” award!

]]> By: Chrishttp://www.kahunaburger.com/2007/02/18/puzzle-and-balloons/comment-page-1/#comment-34813 Chris Mon, 19 Feb 2007 04:14:13 +0000 http://www.kahunaburger.com/2007/02/18/puzzle-and-balloons/#comment-34813 The Pia/Sidda similarities just continue... Sidda would rather do a jigsaw puzzle than anything else on earth. We asked everyone to give her puzzles for Christmas. Most days when I pick her up from daycare she's in the middle of a puzzle. Today her grandparents drove up to visit her in Nebraska (from Kansas) and what did they bring her? PUZZLES. She immediately opened them and started working on them. Her favorite is a wooden puzzle of the United States, but she has a life sized Sesame Street puzzle too! (She has the Big Bird one.) I swear, these two were born under the same stars or something! We also agree completely with your feelings on this winter never ending. This weekend we hit 40 degrees for a few hours and it was GLORIOUS! Since the weekend before Christmas it has swayed back and forth between oppressively cold and warmer, but snowing. Enough already. Sidda actually got excited the other day because she saw a bird and thought it was a robin and remembered that robins mean spring is here. I couldn't bear to tell her it wasn't a robin, and that another snowstorm is scheduled for later this week. Ugh. We keep debating whether this winter is really any worse than usual, or if we have just been spoiled with a number of years in a row of mild winters. Anyway, sounds like you had a great weekend with Pia! Glad to hear it. -Chris The Pia/Sidda similarities just continue…

Sidda would rather do a jigsaw puzzle than anything else on earth. We asked everyone to give her puzzles for Christmas. Most days when I pick her up from daycare she’s in the middle of a puzzle. Today her grandparents drove up to visit her in Nebraska (from Kansas) and what did they bring her? PUZZLES. She immediately opened them and started working on them. Her favorite is a wooden puzzle of the United States, but she has a life sized Sesame Street puzzle too! (She has the Big Bird one.)

I swear, these two were born under the same stars or something!

We also agree completely with your feelings on this winter never ending. This weekend we hit 40 degrees for a few hours and it was GLORIOUS! Since the weekend before Christmas it has swayed back and forth between oppressively cold and warmer, but snowing. Enough already. Sidda actually got excited the other day because she saw a bird and thought it was a robin and remembered that robins mean spring is here. I couldn’t bear to tell her it wasn’t a robin, and that another snowstorm is scheduled for later this week. Ugh.

We keep debating whether this winter is really any worse than usual, or if we have just been spoiled with a number of years in a row of mild winters.

Anyway, sounds like you had a great weekend with Pia! Glad to hear it.

-Chris

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