It's official, I have acclimated to Arizona's climate. It's 60 degrees and I'm freeeezing! Yet, if my family were here they'd be in shorts sitting out back on the patio. At any rate, I still believe I like this better than 115.
So we made it through the Christmas holiday, Santa visited our house and all that, yet I managed to NOT take a single picture of Christmas day and the subsequent week long break after. I've been camera lazy and not particularly wanting to blog either. I'm thankful for our holiday breaks, but I find equally as grateful to get back into normal mundane routines (I'm sure by spring break I'll be blogging about needing a break from normal mundane routines).
I've since jumped back headlong on the wagon to document the coming's and going's of our families every move, though only one event lately I feel the need to bore you with. Avie has reached the pivotal age of...almost two, anyhow for some reason in our family around this age Dan and I both become exhausted of trying to get our kids to sleep through the night in their crib, so our brilliant solution, are you ready...why not put them in a regular bed where they can get in and out to their little heart's content??? Are you as confused by our logic or lack of it as I am? Truthfully I have no idea what possessed me (I say me not us, it was me not Dan) to put Avie in a bed, but anyhow it's done and I don't think we'll be turning back. Here's pictoral evidence of how we're faring so far.
Thank goodness for Danielle, she takes the p.m. shift and I the a.m. Avie's always been a bit on the clingy side and this carries over to even her REM cycles. I can't be sure, but I think she has some sort of radar that goes off the moment there ceases to be a warm body next to her in bed. Maybe we should get a dog, a large dog and put one of my tee shirts on it?
Anywho, hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and has a great 2011!
Love was in the air today, because apparently we need a designated day to express our love. I'll stop being negative because we had a great Valentine's Day, the kids exchanged Scooby Doo Valentine's cards and coasted through their day on sugar highs (yes, Avie Jo had Sweet Tarts for breakfast, so what!).
This is Danielle's "camcorder" Valentine's receiving box. She did it entirely on her own! Isn't she talented! She had a fun party today at school and came home with a box-full of sweets and cards of sweet nothing's. I remember how fun Valentine's Day was as a kid, picking out a special card for the cute boy in my class. Danielle has repeatedly assured me she has no interest for any boys in her class, and I nod my head and smile, knowing she's lying though her teeth! That's okay, she doesn't need to tell her mom everything, but I'll get it out of her sometime!
