最近經常在跟這些小鬼頭們做勞作，剪剪貼貼剪剪貼貼，連續在樓下給他們上了幾次課後，Tina常常要我變把戲給她，好像什麼都可以用紙做出來，如：「媽媽，我想當天使」。好，沒問題！於是我們一起剪了一對翅膀，貼在她身上，也貼在Elisa身上，開始到處飛。
「媽媽，我想要像糖屋果裡的棒棒糖！」…….嗯…..沒問題！於是我們用瓦楞紙做棒子，用雲彩紙做糖，愈做愈多，最後還做了冰棒和糖果，然後開始叫賣。
「媽媽，你可以做一頂帽子給我戴嗎？」，好，沒問題！我們隨便拿了幾張傳單，黏黏剪剪，做了好幾頂，有高高的廚師帽，有低低的摭陽帽，還可以反過來戴。
「媽媽，那你可以做托鞋給我穿嗎？」厚～～這次就有點過份了，我直接叫她去櫃子裡拿一雙出來穿，呵～～結果我受不了她一直“盧”…….好吧～～沒…問…題!!....這次雖然有點心不干情不願，但還是完成了。我隨便拿了一張有點厚度的廣告紙，量一量她的腳大小，剪下來，然後攢幾洞，再穿上麻繩，好了！這個時候，Elisa走過來…..「媽媽，Elisa也要！」Tina說。於是再做一雙，這次更偷懶了，量完她的小腳之後，直接再剪一條紙包起來，好穿又不會掉！哈哈～～
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4 Things Every Stay-at-Home Mom Needs to Know
Thinking about becoming a stay-at-home mom? Many moms agree that while it can be a thankless job, it is also a richly rewarding experience -- one that they wouldn't trade for the world. Discover some of the best-kept secrets to stay-at-home success and then join other moms on the At-Home Moms message board for more advice and support.
1. Feel Proud of What You Do
When someone asks me what I do, I tell them I stay home with my children and I'm not in the least ashamed or embarrassed. I have learned that most people who don't think much of stay-at-home moms (SAHM) don't know what's involved and how much a family benefits and appreciates what we do. My children are only young once; I can get a career later. --Parent SouperJackie
I tell people that I am a SAHM, and I do get some odd responses to that! "Oh, so you have no education?" (I have a masters degree and a year into a Ph.D.), or "No skills, huh?" (I used to write million-dollar grants and teach grad school). I am comfortable with my answers, but a lot of other people are not. They think my education is going to waste. I answer those people with "I'm raising my children, and teaching them. What better use of my skills?" --Parent Souper Barb
Stay-at-home motherhood has changed me in so many ways. I find the biggest challenge is setting the "right" example and being the perfect role model. I love my children dearly and I want them to see that mommy has a life too. --Parent Souper Jeanne
2. Keep in Touch with Friends
Having girlfriends is a huge support in being a SAHM, especially if they are SAHMs too. You have a friendly outlet for yourself and playtime for the kids at the same time. --Parent Souper Jackie
I don't get nearly as much girl talk as I used to, but I know, as my children get older and more independent, there will be more time for me. As for keeping working girlfriends close -- live your life, care for your family, and if these old friends want to keep in touch they will. You can offer a meeting, but don't be surprised when you see less and less of most working friends. Just remember that the true friendships will last. --Parent Souper Barb
3. Get Organized
Having a routine and making lists keeps me sane! I have three calendars -- a basic one (for doctor/dentist appointments, etc.), a school one (PTA meetings, school days off, etc.) and a perpetual birthday/anniversary one. Don't over-schedule the kids. Remember that children need time to just play. --Parent Souper Barb
First and foremost, the key is to get rid of stuff! My motto is: If we don't eat it, need it, wear it, or use it, it goes (with sentimental exceptions!). I use the plastic drawer storage to organize smaller-sized toys that would wind up at the bottom of the toy box. (My toddlers even know which toys go in which drawers.) I also use decorative baskets for mail, my makeup, keys and other small household items. --Parent Souper Jackie
I have a routine and stick to it. Monday is my "pick-up from the weekend" day (e.g. cleaning bathrooms, sweeping and laundry), Tuesday and Wednesday are our "busy" days (doing things out of the house). Thursday is laundry day and Friday is dust, mop, clean bathrooms -- "getting ready for the weekend" day. Get a calendar and write things down so you can see what you have to do. I have a purse calendar that I take with me. If anyone asks me if we can do something on a certain day, I can look right then and see if we are free to go. --Parent Souper Cindy
4. Get in Touch with Your Creative Side
Finding time for you is so important. Whether you make crafts, or are involved in the PTA, you have to have activities besides housework and children. --Parent Souper Jackie
I have become a "Fix-It-SAHM." I do repairs, painting, hanging closet doors, putting new hardware on furniture, etc. I am constantly on the look out for projects to do for Christmas gifts. I would go crazy if I didn't find projects to occupy my time and mind. --Parent Souper Jackie
I am working on a book. It is a kid-friendly book about stay-at-home motherhood from a child's perspective. --Parent Souper Jeanne
Be creative in trying to save money. Make up financial challenges: Save for larger items or make up grocery challenges (challenge yourself!). My best money-saving tips are "live simply." Bake from scratch, make simple meals, use coupons, set a budget and stick to it. Forget the silly little perks you had working (lattés out, dinner out, etc.) and enjoy your children. Your love and attention is what they need -- not toys and the latest gadgets. --Parent Souper Barb
星期六下午，我們去了一趟南港世貿，看“機器人大展”，這當然是Peter爸爸的主意，我們三個女人是陪伴，誰叫是爸爸節啊～～哈～～
不過到現場還挺好玩，有一區是給小朋友闖關的，共七關，分別為：拆除炸彈大作戰、機器人抓娃娃機、機器人組裝廠、荒野大鏢客－機器馬、機器人踢足球、來作機器人紙模型、機器人清潔公司；闖過四關就可以拿獎品，所以………我們也就只有闖四關，哈哈～～而且其中一關是只要在一旁看機器人清潔地板就可以了，這這這也太簡單了吧！！
荒野大鏢客－機器馬：
機器人踢足球：
