1. Drop off lane. It’s usually
Spencer hanging out in the AM drop off lane at Brynlee’s elementary school, but
since he had an early morning work date {5am, yuck} I was on drop off duty.
A Note to Beth: I snapped this picture right when Chad
walked by. He gave me the half wave with a quick what in the heck look. Ha! I’m sure I looked half crazed snapping
early morning elementary school pictures from my car window. I was the tiniest bit
embarrassed, but not embarrassed enough to pass on a second photo when my first
one turned out fuzzy. Also, I hope you kicked Goldilocks booty. Can’t wait to
hear all about it.
2. Blog. Spent the morning creating a blog for our PTA.
My hope is that it aids in keeping fellow elementary school parents informed while
also gathering a larger volunteer pool for the PTA.
3. Full. And then we ate lunch, ran errands and filled
the gas tank.
4.
A tie. We raced the
clock home from our afternoon errands hoping to beat the school bus to our
neighborhood. The bus won, but luckily Brynlee decided to multitask and read
her book while she walked which slowed her down a bit. We met up at the front
door.
5. Measuring up. All three of my
babies had their scheduled well child check-ups + flu shots for the older two
and immunizations for Marlee bug. Brynlee opted for the flu shot over the flu
mist {which surprised me}. She took the shot like a champ, hardly even flinching.
Brynlee was in the 38% for weight and 21% for height.
6. Weighing in. Jace was in the 49% for weight and
the 39% for height and said his favorite part of the appointment was when the
doctor gagged him with the Popsicle stick. Your guess is as good as mine.
7. My littlest little. At four months
Marlee weighs 12 lbs (30%) and is 25 inches (78%). I’m curious if her current height
is a fluke or if she will be taller than my other two. Also, that chick is so
loved. Brynlee and Jace take such good care of her, especially after she has to
get immunizations.
8. Rewarded. Farrs ice-cream to celebrate doc appointment
success.
9. Four Months. Today makes four months. She rolls, she coos
and squeaks and babbles, she hold toys and can make her rattle work, she loves
the swing and evening snuggles and she laughs, and smiles effortlessly. We love
her more than words can explain.
10. Chopped, at last. I’ve had a dead
tree decorating my front yard for quite some time now. Today Spence and the
chain saw made firewood.
11.
Bengals. Brynlee, Marlee
and I caught the ISU vs. Portland State Volleyball game. We won, go Bengals. I’m
not sure if Bryn enjoyed watching the volleyball game, or the cheerleaders, or
Benny the Bengal the most. She had such a great time and was completely thrilled
to find that her {male} gymnastics coach is also an ISU cheerleader. Her
comments, “I didn’t know boys could be
cheerleaders. That’s cool.”
12. At bedtime. And then it was toothbrushes & pajamas, scriptures &
prayers, and stories in bed. A stack of newly picked out library books for the
boys and Junie B. Jones for the girls.