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Mint Chocolate Chip is my favorite also.

YmoBeThere wrote: 7500 Replies
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Sun Aug 30, 2009 6:22 am

Mint Chocolate Chip is my favorite also.

And that was the 7500th post in the LTE 2.0.

Actually, I guess that was the 7501st post, since it says that was the 7500th REPLY.

wilson wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

Sue71 wrote:I just had some mint chocolate chip ice cream.

My favorite! But I'm not surprised that Chloe didn't like it.

One of my favorite brands of mint chocolate chip ice cream is Great Value at WalMart. It is VERY minty and full of chocolate chips! It's actually better than Breyers :o

by wilson » Sun Aug 30, 2009 12:10 am

Moose Tracks for me, please.

That was the 7500th post in the LTE 2.0!

wilson wrote:

DukeUsul wrote:

Sue71 wrote:
Rock on, DukeUsul!

Katie loves Elmo and Sesame Street.... might be time to introduce her to the Muppet Show (thanks for he idea wilson!). Need to see if I can find some DVDs.

Not sure if she'll get it. It's pretty damned weird. I'd go with Fraggle Rock...one of the most cross-generationally brilliant shows ever.

My kids all LOVE the Muppet Show DVDs, even our Katie. She probably doesn't "get" it yet, but she likes the puppets and the bright colors and the singing. I'll tell you her FAVORITE show right now is "Jack's Big Music Show". It comes on at 11:30 at night, so we TiVo it for her. She gets up and dances through the whole show. She even asks for it by name. She may only be 16 months old, but she'll point at the TV and say "Jack" over and over until we put it on for her. If we ask, she'll even say "please" and "thank you" when we put it on. ;)

wilson wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

wilson wrote:We're up to almost 57% of the original LTE.

We're now at about 58.4% of the original...we've gained about 1.5% in the last 29 hours (thanks in no small part to Sue71 and CathyCA). Well done, kids.

Thank you.

It's interesting that the top ten posters all have over 1000 posts now.

Yes, those of us less than 1000 are on the outside looking in.

The muppets were awesome. If your afraid she won't get it (she will, we all got it as kids) then get one of the movies for her to watch first. Like the line in Muppets From Space "Baby steps, baby steps".

CameronBornAndBred wrote:The muppets were awesome. If your afraid she won't get it (she will, we all got it as kids) then get one of the movies for her to watch first. Like the line in Muppets From Space "Baby steps, baby steps".

Correction: The Muppets are awesome. I'm anxiously monitoring developments re: the new films in progress, and some of their recent web content is brilliant.

I'm making Dunkin Hines blueberry bread.

It's a brand new day. Time to go food shopping.

It's times like these when I REALLY crave for Webvan!!

Lavabe wrote:It's a brand new day. Time to go food shopping.

It's times like these when I REALLY crave for Webvan!!

We have Peapod around here.

bjornolf wrote:My kids all LOVE the Muppet Show DVDs, even our Katie. She probably doesn't "get" it yet, but she likes the puppets and the bright colors and the singing. I'll tell you her FAVORITE show right now is "Jack's Big Music Show". It comes on at 11:30 at night, so we TiVo it for her. She gets up and dances through the whole show. She even asks for it by name. She may only be 16 months old, but she'll point at the TV and say "Jack" over and over until we put it on for her. If we ask, she'll even say "please" and "thank you" when we put it on. ;)

Nice tip, we need to try that one. Katie Claire loves the Baby Einstein sign-language DVDs. That and Elmo are like crack for her.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:The muppets were awesome. If your afraid she won't get it (she will, we all got it as kids) then get one of the movies for her to watch first. Like the line in Muppets From Space "Baby steps, baby steps".

We have the muppets movies, but they are probably not fast paced enough for a 16 month old. The show seems to me like it would change scenes and characters quicker and keep her attention. I dunno, we'll see.

DukeUsul wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:The muppets were awesome. If your afraid she won't get it (she will, we all got it as kids) then get one of the movies for her to watch first. Like the line in Muppets From Space "Baby steps, baby steps".

We have the muppets movies, but they are probably not fast paced enough for a 16 month old. The show seems to me like it would change scenes and characters quicker and keep her attention. I dunno, we'll see.

I was thinking older...by bad (lotsa kids on CTN). I would not have gotten any tv at 16 months, much less remembered it.

Holy cow! I just won a game of Scrabble against Lavabe, Bostondevil, and Wilson with a bingo on a triple word score! :o

YmoBeThere wrote:Yes, those of us less than 1000 are on the outside looking in.

It won't be long and you'll be on the other side of 1K, too.

In fact, you could make it by this afternoon.

ArkieDukie wrote:Holy cow! I just won a game of Scrabble against Lavabe, Bostondevil, and Wilson with a bingo on a triple word score! :o

Congratulations!

ArkieDukie wrote:Holy cow! I just won a game of Scrabble against Lavabe, Bostondevil, and Wilson with a bingo on a triple word score! :o

Congratulations!

CathyCA wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

wilson wrote:

We're now at about 58.4% of the original...we've gained about 1.5% in the last 29 hours (thanks in no small part to Sue71 and CathyCA). Well done, kids.

Thank you.

It's interesting that the top ten posters all have over 1000 posts now.

And you are still a top ten poster.

YmoBeThere wrote:Yes, those of us less than 1000 are on the outside looking in.

But you will ALWAYS be welcome, YBT.