Sunday, May 30, 2010

Updates

Well, it's official - we are moving to Indiana on July 24th. Ryan has accepted a position at a public health clinic there and is really excited to start a real job! We're looking forward to being close to his family there. It'll be interesting to move on to the next chapter of our life.

In other news, Max had his last day of preschool last week. We had such a wonderful year and we will really miss it. I don't know how we'll ever find a preschool we like as much as this one. Here's a picture of Max and his teacher Ms. Nancy at their splash party.


We wanted to keep Max busy and use up some of his seemingly boundless energy, so after we realized that we were too late to sign up for rec center sports teams, we decided to enroll him in karate. It is hilarious, and so far he really loves it. He has even earned his first stripe on his white belt. Here he is waving at me when he's not supposed to.



Leo is doing well and is starting to smile a little more. It's hard for the camera to capture it, it's too slow, but here's a couple of half smiles.



Poor little Evie has nothing to report. I guess she did say something funny today. She walked up to me and said, "Can you get me a drink honey?" What a nut!



Sunday, May 16, 2010

Cinco de Mayo

In honor of Cinco de Mayo this year we decided to get a pinata. It made for an interesting living room activity, but it was too hot to go outside! Here's some pictures of our little fiesta.







Saturday, May 15, 2010

The Many Moods of Leo

I have been trying and trying to get a decent picture of Leo to post, but newborns look terrible with a flash and he always makes crazy faces. So, I give up! Here's some of Leo's many expressions. (I promise that he somtimes looks happy/peaceful!)

Worried

Mad
Horrified



Confused



Excited

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Max in Charge

The other day, I was feeding the baby in my bedroom and Max came running in to tell me that Evie needed a new diaper because she had pooped. I told him that she would have to wait until I was done. Then I hear some funny sounds, and I here Max say, "Evie, you just stay right there." I hurry out to see what's happening and I see Evie laying on the floor with no diaper on. Max was changing her diaper! Then he came running in with a clean diaper to put on her. He was doing pretty good too when I interrupted! Something must be seriously wrong over here if the 4-year-old feels like he needs to step in and take over!