The trouble with no-nurse days is that our activities are limited to what I can safely handle with the two boys. We had a pretty good day, but it was low key, so nap/bedtimes are a challenge. I try to wear them out!

It was “The Brendan Cooking Show” this morning

Then Trevor came along with his RC Car and plowed everything off of the table!

We pulled out a cart of train stuff. Brendan just wanted the cart.

Trevor pushed some trains around.

Not much else to talk about today, I’d rather it be a dull blog than more drama!

We climbed a laundry mountain today, so there isn’t much new to share. There are just a few pictures from outside play today.

Trevor demonstrates how he has outgrown this hippo

Brendan is getting ready to join us outside

Smoosh faces

The boys discovered the new storage box is useful for peering in to the window to see what Daddy is doing

Trevor finds brooms wherever you hide them

He worked hard, he takes a break on the dog bed

Brendan continues to be “better but still not 100%”. Trevor is battling nap and bed times more every day. He needs a lot of activity in order to want to sleep.
We took a nice bike ride, but that doesn’t wear him out as much as it does me!

We hope everyone getting buried in snow back east stays safe and warm.

Happy first birthday to the boys’ ultra cute cousin, Kieran, all decked out with sweaterful adorableness!!

Trevor celebrated Kieran’s birthday by playing with some new toys. He loves these play vegetables that he can cut himself.

We also got a new outside storage box for toys and miscellaneous patio stuff. It works to store boys too!

But they can escape!

Trevor pop vacuums

“Hey.. rocks don’t go in here”

“That’s better”

Bill had the day off work, but still worked hard. He worked on repairing and sanding the ceiling in the playroom. We are moving that project to the top of the priority list now.

Brendan is the only one still struggling to shake the bugs. He is always slowest to recover. He just has to get his formula at a slower rate and needs more oxygen to help digest. We will gradually get him back to where he was before and will keep moving forward.