This Just Made My Day

August 23, 2007 @ 12:33 pm | Filed under:

Someone clicked on this post* today as a result of an Ask.com search for "how to fit five booster seats in a Honda Odyssey."

Glad I could help!

Doesn’t it make you feel warm and fuzzy to know you’ve posted something useful? What’s your favorite "Ooh, I helped someone!" moment? From your own blog, or in real life, either one. I bet you have some good stories.

*(Bad link fixed.)


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  1. Suzanne Temple says:

    Funny. I can not tell you how many people have come to my site in search of a neo-angle shower rod. I give some very helpful info on those in a few posts so I am sure someone has benefited from my research. I’m glad to help, too.

  2. Suzanne Temple says:

    Funny. I can not tell you how many people have come to my site in search of a neo-angle shower rod. I give some very helpful info on those in a few posts so I am sure someone has benefited from my research. I’m glad to help, too.

  3. sarah says:

    I don’t want to take up all of your space, so I’ll just remark on what I have used Lilting House and Bonny Glen for in the past two weeks alone.

    -waldorf inspired art rec.

    -art supplies-which paints/pencils/crayons are worth the extra $$

    -latin resources

    -blog addresses

    -nature sites

    and more, I’m sure. That’s all I can think of, but I know there are more.

    Thanks!!

  4. Alison says:

    I have a question…. do you still have the Honda Odyssey or did you get a large group transporter?

    I have 5dc all under the age of ten and we drive a ’99 Ford windstar! Boy-o-boy is it fun when dad joins us in the van- normally only on the drive to church lol!

    Right now we are trying to figure out what the “next step up” will be for us. The dreaded Suburban vs Passenger van.

    What did you or didn’t you do?

  5. Candace says:

    Hi Melissa! I love your blog! šŸ™‚ I was wondering how you can tell how people end up at your blog? I haven’t learned that one yet! Thanks!

  6. Mary Beth P says:

    With #5 on the way we have been considering a Suburban- to augment our Sienna minivan (and replace a VERY old Suburu). We decided on a Chevy Trailblazer EXT (extended length). So far we’ve fit the four boys (all in seats) and the cat’s “pet taxi” (which is about the size of an infant car seat). It is a well orchestrated deal to get them all in- we’ve been experimenting with what configuration of kids- usually my 8yr needs to be in charge of buckling the 3 yr old in the “way back”, or he sits back there with the 5 yr old. We just bought this car last week. We’ll be in trouble if the US today reveals twins!

  7. Melissa Wiley says:

    Alison, we are still in the Odyssey. Three boosters and two carseats! (Jane is just about tall enough to ditch the booster, but right now she still finds it more comfortable–w/o it the seatbelt cuts into her neck. I think she’s got about a half inch to grow before she’ll be more comfortable w/o it.)

    If we have another baby, we’ll try to move up to one of the new minivans that seat 8. (3 in each back row.) Scott won’t buy an SUV, and I sooo don’t want to drive a big van unless absolutely necessary (like if we had *two* more babies).