
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Amy's Getting Married!
Our dear friends Amy & Matt are in the less-than-100 days countdown to their wedding, and this past weekend we were lucky enough to be able to host a bridal shower for Ames. Special thanks to Matt and Keith for entertaining the babies so us ladyfolk could have a testosterone-free zone for a few hours. Here is the happy couple holding some cute babies. More picutes on the picture site, http://www.babiessquared.shutterfly.com/, click on "Amy's Bridal Shower. "


Sunday, March 8, 2009
Overalls! Updated with pictures.
A few more new pictures of the boys at www.babiessquared.shutterfly.com ! Click on the "March" album.
What says warm weather has arrived better than bare feet?
Cole making his own Dasani water commercial.
Grady says ROAR, I'm a dinosaur!So, in some sick twist I am sitting here at the computer eagerly awaiting the boys' awakening from their naps. I know, I said it was a sick twist! Why the excitement? Well, today is a nice spring day and I am putting them in the cutest springy overalls that Nana got them for their birthday. I LOVE overalls, love, love, love them, and can't wait to see the smooshie babies playing around in them. I'll be taking a thousand pictures of them*, so check back later for some eye candy.
*Number of pictures depends on how quickly they get snot all over the overalls, they're still pretty sick, but thankfully no more 102 fevers. I better go knock on wood.
*Number of pictures depends on how quickly they get snot all over the overalls, they're still pretty sick, but thankfully no more 102 fevers. I better go knock on wood.
Friday, March 6, 2009
Sick babies & Other Fun Topics
This week started with the boys getting sick, so my hopes of posting picture filled blogwittiness have been postponed a bit. The pestulence set in with Cole first, then Grady. It's not been fun, but I guess that's just a given when kids get sick. On the positive note, I've had a great arm workout from holding Mr. 23lbs and Mr. Almost 27lbs all week. And, I've lost short term hearing in one ear from the constant nnnh-nnnh-nhhhhnnn whiny cry Cole's done all week. He's usually a fairly quiet kid, but saves the whiny cry for these special occasions. Grady is the opposite, usually loud as hell, but quiet when sick. Funny how different they are.
In other news, we're all sorts of active and mobile. We've got a few new words-"hi", "bye-BYE" )said by Grady in a high-pitched Southern accent, I think he's imitating/mocking me), and something that sounds a little like "woomph", which is used when Madam or Elvis walk by. I think it means "Woof" 'cause that all the dogs ever say to them. Grady has added a true all fours crawl to his motorizing around repertoire, and both are walking along objects and with those walk-behind toys. All fun! They're also trying to stand up without holding onto anything, which you'd think I'd be excited about, but it's really a bit disturbing. They halfway stand up, and then allow themselves to fall, and then they laugh hysterically about it. Hit their head on the sofa on their way down? Laugh. Smack poor Madam in the side falling down? Laugh. Headbutt Mum-mum when toppling over? Laugh hysterically. I know I'm supposed to view this as a move towards walking, but all I can think of while they laugh at getting hurt is the potentially bonebreaking or concussion causing stunts they're going to get into in the years to come. Mum-mum is rather squeamish & is not looking forward to any of that, so please plan your crazy stunts when Dada is home, K?
In other news, we're all sorts of active and mobile. We've got a few new words-"hi", "bye-BYE" )said by Grady in a high-pitched Southern accent, I think he's imitating/mocking me), and something that sounds a little like "woomph", which is used when Madam or Elvis walk by. I think it means "Woof" 'cause that all the dogs ever say to them. Grady has added a true all fours crawl to his motorizing around repertoire, and both are walking along objects and with those walk-behind toys. All fun! They're also trying to stand up without holding onto anything, which you'd think I'd be excited about, but it's really a bit disturbing. They halfway stand up, and then allow themselves to fall, and then they laugh hysterically about it. Hit their head on the sofa on their way down? Laugh. Smack poor Madam in the side falling down? Laugh. Headbutt Mum-mum when toppling over? Laugh hysterically. I know I'm supposed to view this as a move towards walking, but all I can think of while they laugh at getting hurt is the potentially bonebreaking or concussion causing stunts they're going to get into in the years to come. Mum-mum is rather squeamish & is not looking forward to any of that, so please plan your crazy stunts when Dada is home, K?
Monday, March 2, 2009
Work is Fun!
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