We had the boys’ pictures taken this morning for Easter (hey, I’ll take any excuse for more photos). The photographer had real live baby chicks to use during the session and Luke thought they were the best thing ever. Adam even surprised me by holding one of the chickens.

I’ll share the professional pictures when we get them back in a couple of weeks. For now, here is one more of The Duke that I snapped with my cell phone. Apparently he was in a “say cheese” mood.

Adam just came up to me and told me that I needed to buy him a new pair of Woody boots because there was something wrong with his. I looked at his feet and could tell there was something inside one of his slippers. So I had him take it off and give it to me. There was a toy car inside. When I pointed it out to him he said, “Mama, that’s my “toe” truck.”

He’s too much sometimes.

If only my children had some toys, or something to play with…This was just after we finished picking everything up before naptime the other day. I wasn’t feeling well and caught myself getting very frustrated with Adam during the process. So I walked away for a couple of minutes and came back when I had a little more patience (this is something I struggle with, I’ve never been a very patient person). Apparently it worked because we finished cleaning up and Adam said, “I like your new attitude Mommy. Thank you.”

Dave picked up our new wheels on Friday. We decided to switch Luke’s carseat around to facing forward and it’s like a whole new world for him.

Adam has already told me that he doesn’t want to put the new baby’s carseat in  between him and Luke, because then his friends can’t sit there. Good thing we have another whole row of seating.

Last night Dave came up with a new way to get Luke to keep his pants on (our previous solution was footed pajamas).

I’m not sure why we didn’t think of this sooner.