On the eve of his 16-month birthday, Michael is walking! Woo hoo!!!!
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
Two Funny Photos
Monday, March 29, 2010
Weekends
Weekends are fun and difficult, joyful and exhausting. Especially during college baseball season, I have very mixed feelings about weekends. Love them because they are unstructured time with the kids; am frustrated by them because there is no such thing as downtime with little ones! So I try and find fun things for us to do to pass the time so we aren't watching Sesame Street all weekend.We go to playgrounds a lot. I'm trying to master the art of handling two children at once, and it is a continual challenge. But so much fun to watch them master the little things--like Megan climbing a ladder or Michael going down a slide.
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And I am so thankful that we live in a climate where we can be outside most days!
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Friday, March 19, 2010
The Kids, March 2010
Here are a couple of pictures. Michael is currently working on his walking (he's a late starter, like Megan), while Megan is working on being two and exerting as much independence as possible. Thankfully, they are both still the best cuddlebugs I know--nothing feels quite as nice as snuggling up with them on the couch.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
It's been far too long...
The holidays came and went, we moved into a new house, Michael turned one, and I haven't written a darn thing in this blog! So, here are a few relatively recent pics:
Megan has experimented with pigtails...
And Michael got his first haircut!Things are crazy, but so wonderful too. I am so grateful. Tired, too. But definitely grateful.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Happy Holidays!
Both kids were amazing. Michael's class was brought out and propped up in a bench with sections for seating. The theme was "Fantasia," and Michael was dressed like Mickey Mouse in the movie.
The school kept the front row of seating open for the parents of the kids who were performing so someone from the family could go take pictures. I went to the front, but was sure that once Michael saw me, he'd start reaching for me and crying. Nope! He saw me and started waving and blowing kisses like he was on a Rose Bowl float.
When Megan's class came out, Megan saw me, waved, and said, "Hi Mommy!" Then she sat and sucked her thumb through "Jingle Bells," "Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah," and "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." During the final song, which was a chance for the kids to dance, she slept standing up while some of the other kids got their grooves on.
Both kids were totally exhausted, but it turned out pretty well! And everyone slept well that night...
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