Can you tell these two have fun together?
Monday, December 31, 2012
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Christmas Day. Evan loved the presents Santa brought him and was excited
that he ate the cookies left out for him and that the reindeer got the
carrots. Grace didn't care at all :) Maybe next year she will care about
Christmas. We stopped by the hospital to wish my mom a Merry Christmas
and so that she could see Gracie in her outfit. Then it was off to
Ripple's for a lovely time spent opening gifts, eating delicious food,
and trying to keep an eye on the kids in their huge new house. Despite
my parents, Aunt Anne and Uncle Mike (flu), and brother and sister not
being there, it was nice. We did manage to set up the iPad so that my
mom could watch us open gifts. That would not have been possible a few
years ago!
Christmas Eve was a little different this year. With my mom in the
hospital with a horrible case of the flu (we did manage to visit her but
kept our distance) and my dad with a cold, we went to the Young's house
for a few hours in the afternoon. It was nice - they set up a treasure
hunt for Evan to find his toys, and we also let him open a few presents
from us. Then it was back to our house to get cookies ready for Santa
and prepare for the next day!
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Things Evan said recently:
As I was heading into the bathroom, Evan comes running in front of me, drops his pants and proceeds to use the toilet. I say, “Hey, I was going to use the bathroom. He looks at me and says, “We can share?” Don’t worry, we did not.
The night of Christmas Eve, after we had opened a few presents, Evan came into my bedroom to thank me one more time for the presents. I said you’re welcome, but remember, Christmas isn’t only about presents. He said, “Right, it’s also about candy canes and love.”
Aunt Mary got Evan an Angry Birds bath soap gift, and apparently there was some confusion when it was described to Evan. He thought that if he used the soap, little Angry Birds would appear on his body. So that night, when he took his bath, he scrubbed and scrubbed and said, “It’s not working! It’s not working. There are no Angry Birds anywhere. This is boring.”
As I was heading into the bathroom, Evan comes running in front of me, drops his pants and proceeds to use the toilet. I say, “Hey, I was going to use the bathroom. He looks at me and says, “We can share?” Don’t worry, we did not.
The night of Christmas Eve, after we had opened a few presents, Evan came into my bedroom to thank me one more time for the presents. I said you’re welcome, but remember, Christmas isn’t only about presents. He said, “Right, it’s also about candy canes and love.”
Aunt Mary got Evan an Angry Birds bath soap gift, and apparently there was some confusion when it was described to Evan. He thought that if he used the soap, little Angry Birds would appear on his body. So that night, when he took his bath, he scrubbed and scrubbed and said, “It’s not working! It’s not working. There are no Angry Birds anywhere. This is boring.”
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Thursday, December 13, 2012
I just realized I forgot to post pictures from Thanksgiving...whoops. To
sum things up, it was a great day. This was the year where most
everyone attended, so it was a large group. We started the day as we do
every year, at the bowling alley. There most of us met baby TJ for the
first time...including Grace. She LOVED him. She held him for such a
long time, just looking at him, kissing him, laughing when he would
sneeze or open his eyes. It was adorable. Then we had a surprise wedding
shower for Brady & Katie, followed by a football game and then
dinner. A crazy game of 4, 5, 6, ended the evening and it was back to
Sun Prairie where the kids passed out immediately.
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