Going Through Life One Blog Post at a Time
The kids discovered paper airplanes at daycare today. Cheryl printed out directions to make various airplanes from the Internet and then the kids spent part of the afternoon making and flying paper airplanes. Not to be out done, Andy made the kids some paper airplanes when we got home that fly quite a good distance. It was so great to watch the kids have such fun flying their airplanes. How easily we forget the little things…
…your major excitement for the day happens when your potty-training son poops in the potty on his own. Seriously. I’m not joking. *That* was our major excitement for the day.
We have to make sure that we start the enjoyment while the kiddos are young! It’s the first Major League Baseball Home Run Derby that the kids have been interested in. Laura sits with Daddy and John sits with Uncle Jeremy.
How do I measure a successful Sunday? By the amount of things crossed off my To Do list! The only thing left on my list is laundry and I’m working on that. I even managed to finish off a Bailey’s Irish Cream bottle in there too. All that is left besides the laundry is to make dinner (cooking in the crockpot now), clean the kitchen from dinner, and make lunches. Ah…..I see a very relaxing evening in my very near future.
We had a busy, fun Saturday. First, we went to the Home Depot for Kid’s Workshop. This month, the kids got to build a moving truck. Kathryn and Andrea met us there and, about halfway through our projects, Alia appeared! The kids all had a blast despite it being packed with kids. Home Depot had five full tables going today.
After lunch at home, we packed up and headed to Little Mates’ Cove for some swimming. It amazes me how well Laura swims these days and John is no longer afraid of the fountains. It was a fun few hours with the kids. I didn’t take that many pictures, but I did snap this one… I’m not sure if Laura OR Andy is having more fun.
Both kids fell asleep on the way home and spent the rest of the afternoon/early evening watching television and laying around. We have two tired kids! Tired enough that when we put them to bed at 8:00 pm, we got no complaints. Ahhh…..some much needed quiet time for the parents!
…men start reading directions? Oh wait, I’m married to the one man who actually *reads* directions! Teach that little boy good habits, husband! His future wife will be very happy some day…
First, clean the street!
Next, throw away all the spent fireworks garbage.
And lastly, (especially if you have to work at 8 am) get coffee from Starbucks. Please note: This is not a time for regular, boring coffee. After going to bed at midnight and getting up at 5:30 am, one must arm themselves with good, strong coffee similar to my Grande-sized Cafe Latte with two extra espresso shots.
