You have been officially warned..

I think I'm perfectly content having only one child. I love my nieces, but 3 kids is a handful. At least I can say I'm getting a work out :)

I love how this picture turned out..

The only thing in focus is her beautiful long eyelashes. 

My Punkin and I

Aren't we cute? hehe

I noticed when we take pictures together, she never looks directly at the camera. Odd.

The red in my hair is getting on my nerves. I can never keep a hair color longer than a few months it seems without getting bored. I've been wanting to do black w/blue highlights for awhile and I finally can after my loverboy bought me some for Christmas. I need to pick up some bleach first, which I've been avoiding since it's such a pain in the ass to do yourself. My plan is to get it done within the next month. I'll rock the blue proud baby! I hope it turns out awesome.

Beliefs: Share w/Kids or Not?

I see numerous comments to people not wanting their children exposed to this or that because it is not in their beliefs. As an example: They don't believe in Santa, so they don't want their children exposed to it.

This is a quote that I have always held to my heart. We are exposed numerous times a day to differing opinions, it's how we react to them that matters.

"The surest way to corrupt a youth is to instruct him to hold in higher esteem those who think alike than those who think differently."
- Nietzsche

I WANT my child exposed to as much information as she can get her hands on. As long as you make sure that your child has a strong foundation on your families personal beliefs at home, let them go out and explore their world and help answer their questions later. I want my child to understand and respect others beliefs. Knowledge and tolerance go hand in hand in my opinion.