The first food Lydia liked was pears. For Jack, the winner is squash. Megan
Sunday, June 29, 2014
Friday, June 27, 2014
Jack and Mommy Time
I am loving my one-on-one time with Jack. It doesn't take much to get him to laugh. A kiss on the cheek or belly does the trick. Waving my hair around also makes him smile. Megan
Monday, June 23, 2014
Gethsemane Preschool
I can hardly pronounce it, but I certainly like it! Lydia's first day at her preschool, named Gethsemane, was a success. Her teacher is as nice as can be and Lydia is looking forward to going again. Jack is looking forward to more personal attention. I am looking forward to a slightly slower pace around the house three days a week. Megan
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Three Years Old!
We have a three year old! We celebrated Lydia's big day with a backyard Birthday brunch bash, which included about a dozen kids plus parents. Thank goodness Amy was here to help out. Lydia LOVED the party, particularly the bouncehouse, Birthday song and donuts. Luckily we got to keep the house overnight; Lydia certainly had her fill of bounce fun. The downside of the party is it left all the adults completely exhausted. She is already asking for another party. Oh man... Megan
San Diego Welcomes Amy and Nathan!
Wow, what a wonderful week! Amy and Nathan boarded a plane to come visit us. Lydia and Nathan played, played and then played some more. We also visited the aquarium where the carp and shark tanks enthralled Nathan. Under Amy's nurturing watch, Jack began sitting up on his own. Amy and I even got a girl's night out at the Cheesecake Factory (yum). Lydia woke up this morning to hear that Nathan and Amy had sadly boarded a plane to head back to Kansas. Her reaction? "I want Nathan and Amy come back." I couldn't have said it any better myself. Megan
Saturday, June 14, 2014
Here Comes the Tooth Fairy
We found ourselves driving to the ER Friday night after Lydia face-planted onto the pavement. Standing on a tricycle proved to be just as dangerous as standing on a baby doll stroller (broken arm in 2013). A full dental evaluation showed that Lydia's front right tooth was barely hanging on. The poor baby tooth was unable to be repositioned without possibly endangering the permanent tooth underneath. My almost three year old now has the smile of a five year old. Megan
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