We received a ton of questions for the girls, and, at least for this time, since they were mostly for Chickie, I'll let her take the lead and answer them. Honestly? You guys rock. The answer are typed by her, and I did no editing. Let's see how she does. She was pretty excited. I think when you see the number of questions, you'll understand why it took her a bit to complete. Meelie? She's too busy playing with her Monster Truck and giving rides to her Bratz Babies to care right now. We'll catch her on the flip-flop.

As you know, I write alot about the girls. Doh. Quite often, if I write about them (especially if it's a funny story) I'll let them read it. They really enjoy it alot and like to give me ideas of funny things that happen from time to time.

Here is where you come in.

Peeps, I need some questions for the little darlins. Chickie is 11 years old and in the 6th grade. Meelie No is 7 (ALMOST 8!) and in the second grade. Now that Meelie has participated in guest blogging, Chickie wants her chance.

So, think of some questions for them both and I'll post them all at the end of the week. Just leave them in the comments. Just think of it as a blogger in training. If it works out well, I may repeat it from time to time.

Now, excuse me but I'm off and running. My husband is going with a neighbor to pick up my car (YAY! It's ready!), and I need to go pick up the eldest from dance, then come home and make dinner. And help with homework. And give baths. Just the normal stuff. Heh!

Thanks again for helping this old blogger out.

Note for reader: This post was dictated to me by Meelie No. She is my youngest, and she is almost 8. As always, click on the image to make it larger. She has informed this blogger that if you have any questions, please feel free to leave them in the comments and she will answer them.

This is Stephanie. She is my daughter. She is very pretty. One day when I came back from school, Stephanie had a boo-boo. When I came home I gave her a band-aid. She has red hair and she has blue eyes and she carries her sippy cup with her all the time. I had to draw her eyes on her because her real one's kept falling off. I made her at daycare.

She is a good girl. She never makes a bad mistake. She goes to pre-school. She rides in a stroller because sometimes her feet get tired. She learned yesterday what 2 + 2 was and she said 4.

Whenever we go outside and when I'm on my rollerblades, Stephanie takes a ride in the stroller with me. Her sippy cup is red.

She cannot wait until St. Patrick’s Day because she gets to make a leprechaun trap like me. She will have a potato race too and she will win!

The end.

I would like to take this time to thank Meelie No for writing (dictating) this wonderful story about her beautiful daughter. Now you know why I feel so blessed. I find it amazing that we can spend vast amounts of money on toys for our kids but their favorite is handmade, stuffed doll, riding in an old stoller, sporting a band-aid. Good stuff!