K is for krazy kids.Kids are keen on knavery. They'll stop a mom's heart with kinetic energy and kamikaze moves. 
such as pretending to fall into the Kolorado River
such as pretending to fall into the Kolorado River
They'll put on enough bandaids to make you think they're kaput,
So, what's a mom to do? Send them back to kindergarten?
Knuckle their knobs with a knock?
Is it possible to turn their kinetic knavery to kaleidoscopic knowledge?
I never knew.
The key may be in learning to keep your sites on those times when they're just so kute you have to kiss them.
(My 3 are grown now, kind, knowledgable and knice. Perhaps kissing was the key, after all.)
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Kids are Krazy, krafty and kissable, love your K post
ReplyDeleteHi Janie, so we have the same thought for "K for kids". Yours are so active so lovely, especially the one by the flower.
ReplyDeleteYep, they are indeed Krazy, Krafty and Kissable! Great shots and your kids are indeed lovely!
ReplyDeleteGreat play on words. My, you have cute children! ( I assume they grew up cute too)
ReplyDeleteKeen of you to Know that Kissing your Kids would Keep you Kleaverly K blogging.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a happy family.
Kiane, Keen Keepers they are!!!! Kan you Kidnap those klutzy, knock-about, krazy kids---and koax 'em into Kid-hood again?????
ReplyDelete(Wanna do it all over again???? As much as I miss mine, I wouldn't want to go back and do it again! ha ha)
Cute "K's".
Hugs,
Betsy
I found the photo with the plasters particularly funny - my brother used to love to cover himself with them when he was younger. And ok, I may have aided upon occasion. I think our mother ended up having to hide them!
ReplyDeleteWhew that's a lot of K words. Very clever.
ReplyDeleteAdorable post!
ReplyDeleteAw, that is just tooo kute!
ReplyDeleteA fun post.
ReplyDeleteVery kute!
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, cute. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI like how you made knice into a k word, krafty. :) I wasn't doing a very good job falling into the Kolorado River, was I? Funny.
ReplyDeleteLove this post! My kids are 15 and 23. It's "krazy" how fast the time goes by!
ReplyDeleteLooking back on it, I'm not sure how I survived having children! Yours have probably given you a grey hair or two, but you've obviously done a great job with them.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and captions with K's. Thank you for your visit and kind comment.
ReplyDeleteaww! what cutie pies! I definitely agree, kissing is the key!
ReplyDeletewhat an adorable post, just simply adorable. melts this mother's heart! hugs janie.
ReplyDeleteAh those were the days aye? Lovely memories to be sure. Great photos of your adorable kids now grown.
ReplyDeleteKlever and kissable, for sure!
ReplyDeleteVery knice! I am kwite familiar with the krossroads of knavery and kute. Argh!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely brilliant! your talent at alliteration and good captures!
ReplyDeleteHahaha! Yes, that's a funny post! And they look great kids, too!
ReplyDeleteWonderful family life...where would we be without it?Thanks so much for participating!
ReplyDeletewow, loved this picturesque read!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post. It's obvious your kids had lots of fun growing up.
ReplyDeleteGreat K-ty post. I'll have to come back Wednesday to see all your little lovely letter "L"s.
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