Those who have been unfortunate enough to experience "the scream" know exactly what I'm talking about. The lady's got a set of lungs like no other. Her scream has been rumored to penetrate the brick walls of neighboring homes at its highest pitch.

On a busy day at the park, all mothers of young children will perk up at the sound of a child screaming.
But not me. Oh no. The sound of a screaming child is not coming from my child. My Chloe's scream resembles that of the sharp whistle of a locomotive.

It's very distinct.
Sometimes people come into my home and see things like
Sometimes people come into my home and see things like
Which then sparks the question, "Do you have a dog?"

To which I always respond, "No. We have a Chloe."
Unlike my daughter Sylvie who is very much into shoes and fashion,
these things are of no concern to Chloe. In fact, clothing in general is of no consequence.
Now, I know that my daughter looks like she's half starved and though nobody's had the guts to ask yet, I'm sure many are wondering - does this kid ever eat?
The answer is - YES!
...as long as it involves sugar.
Especially chocolate.


And she knows EXACTLY how to get it.
I apologize in advance if you were hoping to set your son/nephew/brother, etc. up with her.

Life would not be as exciting/unpredictable without you.