Thursday, July 16, 2009

Sam dressed himself today. :)


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Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Sammy and the fireworks

Over the weekend, we took the boys to see the fireworks with their cousins. I couldn't believe how scared Sammy got. I always see him as my tough kid, but he was so afraid at the noise, that he was shaking. I felt so bad for him.

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Last night, Sammy was in the middle of his nightly routine of doing anything possible to delay his bedtime.

This time he came downstairs, fake crying, holding his blankie, clad only in his little Thomas tighty-whiteys, whining that the light up ladybug in their room wasn't working. While he's whining and fake crying, Matty is sitting in my lap laughing hysterically at him.

It was really adorable and quite funny that the sibling mockery starts so young!
On the way home from my sister's house on Sunday AJ let out another good one...

"Mum, if you see any watermelon stores, stop, because I'm thirsty."

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Last night after dinner, the boys stripped down (just because they felt like it) and were running around the house naked (or nudie, as we call it) and Sammy and AJ were calling themselves the fighting nudie brothers.
Keith came to work today with Matty and he mentioned one of the things AJ had said when he was around 2 and it made me chuckle. I'm going to start adding them here so I don't forget them. Maybe you'll get a chuckle too. The boys really can be quite funny.

The phrase that Keith had reminded me of happened on a pretty cold day. He was walking into daycare and out of the blue, he turned and said that his eyeballs were cold. Cute right?

Saturday, June 20, 2009

I really kinda like watching my kids sleep. Not just because they're actually stationary and quiet, but because they really and truly look like that angels I know they are.

I know that every parent thinks their child is destined for great things, but looking at my boys, I really and truly know that they are going to grow up to be amazing adults.