Hello! Sorry it has been so long since we posted. Here are some pictures of us enjoying the nice weather we have been having.
We finally got to ride our trikes Grandma Barb and Grandpa Bubba gave us for Christmas.
Our new bikes even have bells:
Addison's fun this morning during breakfast. Eli has cereal splattered all over his face!
See this? This is what we did with all of our stuff at bedtime.
We thought it would be funny. Lately we have been playing lots of tricks on mom at bedtime. We say we have to go potty when we don't, we throw our blankets off after she covers us up, we ask for endless kisses and hugs, and basically do anything we can to waste time. Well tonight our idea was NOT good. Do you know what mom did? She shut our bedroom door and left our stuff in the hall while we cried to have it back. Can you believe that? We won't be doing that again (or at least that is what mom is hoping!) Good night everyone and a little hint keep your stuff in your bed so you don't have to cry too.
Lately some interesting things have been coming out of the kids mouths. So I am taking over again to document this before I forget. Pictures are from the last 2 weeks.
So we are potty trained, which leads to some deep conversations while sitting on the potty. Typically comments are about what came out of their siblings:
Addison, "Eli did a big poopy" "I just put a little turd in there"
Morgan, Shrieks with joy every time someone poops and yells "TREAT!"
And the of course every time I use the bathroom I get a cheering section.
Last month I said were were going to the gym, the kids all replied "No." So I said, "Mommy's fat so we need to go to the gym. You don't want to have a fat mommy do you?" So now every time we go to the gym at least one of them pipes up from the back seat and says "Mommy's fat. Mommy need to exercise." How's that for motivation?
Addison has recently decided that she needs to take the bus. She gets on her back pack, shoes and tries to put on her coat. Today Eli said he wanted to get on the bus too. Addison's response, "No buddy, you are too little."
Life with three 2 1/2 year olds is definitely not boring and is sometimes pretty funny. I can only imagine the things they will say in the future to embarrass me.
