Monday, April 27, 2009

Outside Play

We've had some gorgeous days here in Atlanta! I was able to get some shots of the boys playing outside today.










Saturday, April 25, 2009

New Teeter Totter

We got the boys a teeter totter today. They sure do love it! It's the perfect gift for anyone who has children close in age!








Friday, April 24, 2009

Rainy Days

The boys watched the rain the other day. They thought it was cool, then they were back to their old tricks again (fighting on the couch). They did learn a new trick this week, "where's your belly?"







Saturday, April 18, 2009

Photoless Post

I went upstairs to check on the boys during their naps today. To my surprise, I heard a conversation coming from Westin's room. He was playing with his toys and it sounded like this...

"Go to bed"
"But I want more Milk Please?"
"No, close your eyes, go nigh night"

I had to walk away I was laughing so hard. I can only imagine how the end of the conversation went. It probably sounded something like this (being an every night ritual with him now)...

"I want Mommy nigh night me"
or
"I want Daddy nigh night me"

Friday, April 17, 2009

New Chairs

I can't resist Pottery Barn Kids! I've been wanting to get the boys chairs for awhile that are "their size". They love them already, and feel pretty special they each have their own chair!






Monday, April 13, 2009

Ground Rules

Anyone who has a house load of boys knows there needs to be some ground rules that are set up. Here are some new ground rules that our being put into place in our home!

NO HITTING YOUR BROTHER


NO KICKING YOUR BROTHER


NO TACKLING YOUR BROTHER


NO PUSHING YOUR BROTHER


NO HITTING YOUR BROTHER WITH BASEBALL BATS









Fear of Clowns

Every week Chick Fil A has a "Family Night". Tonight the clown was there making balloon animals, painting faces, and doing the LIMBO! We had a good time, but I think it's safe to say Hudson inherited his Daddys fear of clowns! Oh, and be sure to check out the video of Westin at the end of this post! He is very proud of what he can do!