- Pronunciation: \ˈnī\
- Function: adverb
- Etymology: Middle English, from Old English nēah; akin to Old High German nāh, adverb, nigh, preposition, nigh, after, Old Norse nā- nigh
- Date: before 12th century
- 1 : near in place, time, or relationship —often used with on, onto, or unto
- 2 : nearly, almost
Yes, that time is here...time for summer to end and school to begin. I've actually started summer band (a week and a half ago) and Tammie will start with inservice/training tomorrow morning. That can mean only ONE thing...
Bailey is headed to daycare!!!
Tammie and I keep telling ourselves, "Things will be okay; this will be good for her; she'll learn how to socialize with other kids and have a good time..." Yada, yada, yada.
Truth be told, neither of us really wants to believe this. Life would be so much simpler if one (or better yet, both) of us could just stay home and take care of our little girl. After all, we've spent the most time with her. We know her habits, wants, and needs. We know her routine and schedules. Who better to take care of her?
So the call is going out. Anyone with a large disposable income that doesn't mind giving it away so that Tammie and/or I can stay home and take care of the precious and beautiful baby that you all are enjoying, please contact me either through this blog or with a phone call (you've got the numbers). The phone lines are open and operators (Brent and Tammie) are standing by to take your call. Don't wait. This opportunity is going fast (but we'll still take your money even if you aren't the first, or even second, third, etc... to call).
