A Day in the Life

Yesterday as I was making space in the trunk for the double jogging stroller (by pulling out a jumbo box of diapers and the umbrella stroller) I realized what a different life I lead now. It's pretty obvious from this blog that a vast majority of my time is spent chasing after two little kids. Two adorable, crazy, and at times, hysterically funny little kids. Here are some pictures from the last couple of days of times that made me laugh.

At Sam's club Emily loved sitting next to Caleb and counting the babies in the cart. "Two Babies!"
She didn't quite know what to make of the mannequins at Old Navy.






















She ended up forming quite the friendship with the toddler-sized one and ran to hug her goodbye before we left.

Caleb is back into his solid foods and loving every minute.

Emily has always loved music and is now trying some more advanced dance moves. We call this extreme dancing.

I have to say, I do love Huey Lewis and the News. Or, more accurately, I really like the two songs of theirs that I've heard.

Emily's vocabulary has just taken off in the last couple of months. The English language is very confusing though, so she does have her mix-ups. My favorites are "choo-choo" for her high chair tray as well as for train, "buddy" for Caleb (Joseph and I call him that pretty frequently), and the same sign for potato and play-dough (taken from the Wiggles' Hot Potato dance).

Yesterday I asked her if she could hop on one foot so she sat down, grabbed one of her feet, coughed on it, and looked at me proudly as if to say, "That was easy, Mom!"

I always think the kids are at the funnest age ever but then they grow a little more and it just gets better.