Can I just say that I have the cutest, best kids in the world. I don't know where kids pick some things up. Some of Riley's new ones are...I really, really, really, really, really want it, please, please, please, please, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry. I'm sure it will get annoying, but for now it's pretty cute. He stayed the night at Nana's, and when he got back I told him I missed him, and he said "I missed you too mom, I missed you sooo much." Talk about melt your heart. I guess it's in his blood, but I also don't know where he has picked up this southern accent. He has a southern drawl with all his vowels. His words end up having more constenants (sorry don't know how to spell) then they are suppose to, but it's pretty cute. Riley loves, loves nursery now, and I love, love that he loves it. Today they were singing the itsy bitsy spider song, (Stephen was peeking in), and Riley was pretending his hand was a spider and he was making it crawl up his teachers arm. He is obsessed with cars, that's pretty much all he is playing with these days. He knows santa is going to bring him presents, and he wants a fire truck, and that santa is going to leave him candy in his stocking, and he loves to sing "santa clause is coming to town." Riley keeps biting and pulling on his binkies, and they keep breaking. When they break he throws them away, and we are down to like one binkie, so hopefully we will be bink free here soon.
So on Tuesday I was walking down the stairs with Bailey, and I slipped with like four stairs left. Bailey obviously cried, but we thought she was just scared. However, the rest of the day she was really fussy which is not like her, but I just thought she was teething. She just wanted me to hold her and snuggle. So when Stephen came home from his meeting at work he asked if she was able to put any weight on her leg and she wasn't, so he decided to take her to the doctor, and yes they took an x-ray, and yes it was broken. Well, a hair line fracture, but we took her into the doctor the next day, and now she has a pretty pink cast on her entire leg, because it would fall off if it wasn't on her whole leg. She is doing soooo good though. It doesn't even phase her. That just tells you how happy of a baby she is when she is smiling and laughing with a broken leg when she is getting a cast put on her. She really likes vanilla wafers, but she only eats like half of the cookie because when it gets too small she can't make it in her mouth, and she also had fries for the first time. Can I just tell you, don't try to take one away from her, and you better have another one ready for when she finishes one because boy does she let you know she is not happy. So I'm sure I've mentioned that Bailey kicks A LOT in her bouncy chair, and now with a cast on it's pretty funny cuz it's now bang, bang, bang. I'm so sorry sweet girl, love you!
Stephen finished his last final on Friday. YEAH! Only three more semesters left. (hopefully) He wanted to celebrate by going to chick-fil-a, and he wanted me to make him key lime cheesecake pie, which is soooo yummmy. So for his birthday present I bought him new video game, but I just bought it for him cuz he wasn't going to be able to play until now anyway, but when I got home with it, they hadn't taken out the security device, so went to the walmart in Idaho Falls after chick-fil-a and it was a huge ordeal. They thought we had stolen it even though we had the reciept, so they were going to check the security camera to make sure we came in with it, and didn't bring the reciept and go get one off the shelf and try to get it. But it took them like 45 min., and Stephen had the girl almost in tears, because the manager watched the tape but never let anyone know we were ok, and just moved on to something else. So when Stephen heard this he flipped out because we had been waiting forever. Anyway, Christmas is getting so close, and I have so much to do still, and I decided that while Stephen was out of school and still working midnights I would pick up some extra shifts, so I work almost every day this week, not looking forward to it.
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
So today Enid had to go back to work for just the day, so I got to watch cute little Lindsey for half the day. It was fun, and it worked out great.
For thanksgiving we went down to Aaron and Jill's. It was a great Thanksgiving! There were probably about 40 of us all in one house, but that's what I love about Thanksgiving is the being squished between the people I love. Jill used a family recipe for a marinade for the turkey which made the turkey so moist. Everyone said it was the best turkey they had ever had. We were gone for five days, and it's always great to get away, but it's always great to come home and sleep in your own bed, and get back to your own routine. Bailey did not get put down for the whole week, and Riley loved playing with cousins. Of course since Logan has a chic-fil-a we had to go there to eat. We were able to go black friday shopping. We were able to get everything that we planned on getting. We just went to wal*mart on Friday, but it was pretty crazy. Most of the things we wanted weren't being watched, so while Stephen guarded the ottoman that we wanted I was able to go around and pretty much everything else. Everything was already broken into so I didn't feel too bad. Except that I did get the portable DVD player for the kids in the car, and later Stephen had it in the cart and someone was like "where did you get that, those aren't suppose to be open til 12, where did you get that" and then he went and got two wal*mart associates who questioned Stephen, and he told them that other people were taking them and that he was either gonna have to grab one then or he wasn't going to get one. The workers were like well we are going to check the security tapes and if your story doesn't match up we are going to cancel the sale. Stephen was like you have thousands of people in your store right now and you are going to go look at video footage, right. Funny, because they would never even see Stephen on there, because it was me. But really, what adult tells, and then what walmart worker has the authority to stop the sale. Then Alyssa was wanting to get sheets, but there was a lady who was blocking them with her cart so no one else could get any. She asked her to move her cart and the lady said no, I've been here since 6, and I'm not moving my cart. She had told the other lady's that were there that if they let her block it she would fill up her cart and then give them what they wanted, which is totally ridiculous, which appearantly Alyssa thought so too, because she tried taking them out of the lady's cart, and the other women grabbed them of Alyssa's hands, but luckily my sneaky niece Nicole was there to grab some while all that commotion was going on. But people get crazy during black friday. We were going to try and get some cheap movies, but that was way too caotic... there was screaming and swearing, and pushing, and it just was not worth it. So in a nut shell thanksgiving consisted of a lot of eating, talking, shopping, not a lot of sleeping, and we were able to play basketball, and a few other board games.
Stephen only has two weeks of school left, which I am so grateful for, then he will have a break until April.
My back has been giving me issues for about a month now, and it was terrible during thanksgiving. It's weird though because some days it feels ok, and then others I can't even move. I've gone to chiropractor a couple of times, but it only is a temporary relief. It makes it really hard to carry around two kids, but that's probably why it hurts in the first place.
Bailey is sitting by herself without wobbling. She loves to bounce. She is getting better with tummy time. She is always squinting in pictures because of the flash, then she laughs right after the picture. We have started giving her graham crackers, and vanilla wafers and things. She makes a huge mess, but she has fun feeding herself. She is already in #4 diapers...Riley can still fit in #4 diapers. Everyone at thanksgiving couldn't get over what a good baby she was, and how happy she was. They all said that she is exactly like me when I was a baby. She is definately spoiled and we have some sleeping habits that we need to break.
Riley is such a sweet boy. He loves his sister so much. Whenever she cries he brings her a toy or does something to try and cheer her up. He has started liking to take baths again. He wants to help me with everything I do. He even had his hand on mine while I was typing this for a while, and he said I"m helping you mom. He wanted to help me pump the other day, which I drew the line at. Riley is excited for Christmas, and he knows that Santa Claus is going to bring him toys. He knows all the words to Santa Claus is coming to town, and he even does little actions to it, it's really cute. Riley loves plugging in the tree in the mornings. He has done really good with the tree this year. The second day it was up he chucked one of the plain ornaments against the wall, and it shattered, but after that he has done really good. I guess he had to get it out of his system. We made a chain countdown to Christmas last night, and loved that he got to use the scissors.
For thanksgiving we went down to Aaron and Jill's. It was a great Thanksgiving! There were probably about 40 of us all in one house, but that's what I love about Thanksgiving is the being squished between the people I love. Jill used a family recipe for a marinade for the turkey which made the turkey so moist. Everyone said it was the best turkey they had ever had. We were gone for five days, and it's always great to get away, but it's always great to come home and sleep in your own bed, and get back to your own routine. Bailey did not get put down for the whole week, and Riley loved playing with cousins. Of course since Logan has a chic-fil-a we had to go there to eat. We were able to go black friday shopping. We were able to get everything that we planned on getting. We just went to wal*mart on Friday, but it was pretty crazy. Most of the things we wanted weren't being watched, so while Stephen guarded the ottoman that we wanted I was able to go around and pretty much everything else. Everything was already broken into so I didn't feel too bad. Except that I did get the portable DVD player for the kids in the car, and later Stephen had it in the cart and someone was like "where did you get that, those aren't suppose to be open til 12, where did you get that" and then he went and got two wal*mart associates who questioned Stephen, and he told them that other people were taking them and that he was either gonna have to grab one then or he wasn't going to get one. The workers were like well we are going to check the security tapes and if your story doesn't match up we are going to cancel the sale. Stephen was like you have thousands of people in your store right now and you are going to go look at video footage, right. Funny, because they would never even see Stephen on there, because it was me. But really, what adult tells, and then what walmart worker has the authority to stop the sale. Then Alyssa was wanting to get sheets, but there was a lady who was blocking them with her cart so no one else could get any. She asked her to move her cart and the lady said no, I've been here since 6, and I'm not moving my cart. She had told the other lady's that were there that if they let her block it she would fill up her cart and then give them what they wanted, which is totally ridiculous, which appearantly Alyssa thought so too, because she tried taking them out of the lady's cart, and the other women grabbed them of Alyssa's hands, but luckily my sneaky niece Nicole was there to grab some while all that commotion was going on. But people get crazy during black friday. We were going to try and get some cheap movies, but that was way too caotic... there was screaming and swearing, and pushing, and it just was not worth it. So in a nut shell thanksgiving consisted of a lot of eating, talking, shopping, not a lot of sleeping, and we were able to play basketball, and a few other board games.
Stephen only has two weeks of school left, which I am so grateful for, then he will have a break until April.
My back has been giving me issues for about a month now, and it was terrible during thanksgiving. It's weird though because some days it feels ok, and then others I can't even move. I've gone to chiropractor a couple of times, but it only is a temporary relief. It makes it really hard to carry around two kids, but that's probably why it hurts in the first place.
Bailey is sitting by herself without wobbling. She loves to bounce. She is getting better with tummy time. She is always squinting in pictures because of the flash, then she laughs right after the picture. We have started giving her graham crackers, and vanilla wafers and things. She makes a huge mess, but she has fun feeding herself. She is already in #4 diapers...Riley can still fit in #4 diapers. Everyone at thanksgiving couldn't get over what a good baby she was, and how happy she was. They all said that she is exactly like me when I was a baby. She is definately spoiled and we have some sleeping habits that we need to break.
Riley is such a sweet boy. He loves his sister so much. Whenever she cries he brings her a toy or does something to try and cheer her up. He has started liking to take baths again. He wants to help me with everything I do. He even had his hand on mine while I was typing this for a while, and he said I"m helping you mom. He wanted to help me pump the other day, which I drew the line at. Riley is excited for Christmas, and he knows that Santa Claus is going to bring him toys. He knows all the words to Santa Claus is coming to town, and he even does little actions to it, it's really cute. Riley loves plugging in the tree in the mornings. He has done really good with the tree this year. The second day it was up he chucked one of the plain ornaments against the wall, and it shattered, but after that he has done really good. I guess he had to get it out of his system. We made a chain countdown to Christmas last night, and loved that he got to use the scissors.
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