My kids are very silly and were especially
\n so last night. We went to Panera Bread for dinner (they LOVE
\n Panera Bread!) and on the way Lex was talking about who is a
\n girl and who is a boy. Alan asked what I am and Lex said,
\n “Mommy is a grown up. (pause, then very dramatically) Oh no
\n Mommy! You’re a grown up. What happened??” We all cracked up.
\n They are perfect angels at dinner. He always gets a blueberry
\n bagel with cream cheese and she gets a plain bagel run through
\n the bread slicer (makes nice little strips) and they both eat
\n and people watch and Alan and I get to have some grown up
\n conversation. Since we’re grown-ups afterall :) <\/p>\n
When we got home Eve was tired, but extra
\n playful. She kept crawling away, but looking back at me,
\n grinning, then scooting away from me. I brought them both
\n upstairs for a bath and when I put her down she crawled right
\n into our dark bedroom. I went in to get her and she was
\n standing up, laughing! When I got close enough she spun around
\n and lunged for me. She takes three or four steps and falls, so
\n she tries to wait until you’re close enough to grab her :) And
\n grab her I did, tossing her up into the air. At the same time
\n Lex ran in behind us and slammed the door. Now I have two
\n laughing kids in a dark room. Lex ran up and crashed into me
\n and Eve. It was so silly. I love my kids and their little
\n personalities.<\/p>\n
I’m going to try very
\n hard to hold on to these happy thoughts as I deal with four
\n extra kids today. Wish me luck. The first will be arrive
\n momentairly, so I’m outta here for now.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
My kids are very silly and were especially so last night. We went to Panera Bread for dinner (they LOVE Panera Bread!) and on the way Lex was talking about who is a girl and who is a boy. Alan … Continue reading