Sleeping

The photos never quite do the cuteness justice but...

Worrmies

Yesterday brough in a new record for Lewis' worm rescuing. We call it rescue because he often pulls them out of rain puddles, and he's really getting into fire fighters (shocking, I know). He had 15 worms at one point! He would spread them out and count them, then pile them all up in his hand and carry them around. It was literally a giant handful of worms for him. The other kids couldn't believe how good he was at finding worms and asked me how he found so many. I have no idea, kids. Hidden talent I guess. 

G&G B&B

 The boys stayed with G&G while Elias was born. As always they had lots of fun and exciting projects to keep them busy. THANK YOU Mom & Dad!

Aunt Beth gets a thank you too for helping over the weekend and bringing their favorite bucket of toys from her house. 

My mom made baby footprint cookies with blue sprinkles for both of Augustine's preschool classes. We also shared some with the awesome nursery nurse at the hospital. 

Lambie has reappeared after several months of not being used. I think a good friend is comforting in this time of transition. Augustine built him this house!

Lewis spent five days with my parents. He did a lot of stamping. When I asked to see it all he informed me that he cut it all up. Because cutting is super fun too when your grandma has fancy cut scissors. 

He found worms, of course. It's been pretty rainy...prime worm rescue weather. 

I love this jacket on him with the blue shoes and jeans. So cute!

Adjusting to Life

We had Elias adjusted the day he came home from the hospital since he was so big and posterior. 

Dr. Bo checked his skull, spine, muscles, etc. 

He checked the hip sockets and helped Elias with some gas trouble (which worked like a charm).

Adjusted his spine. Babies naturally realign their spine with wiggles and twists if you hold them correctly and carefully upside down. Elias loved it. 

He did not love the popper thing. 

He did love being bounced on the ball while Dr. Bo held some points for him. 

Home Sweet Home

If you think our hands are full...

you should see our hearts. 

Waiting, Waiting

We decided to walk the zoo on Friday to try and get labor going, have a nice family outing, and enjoy the weather. We packed our lunch too. 

They love the camels. 

And the Bug House. I know these photos are similar, but I love how Lewis' hands change as he concentrates on the turtle being fed!

Lewis is really concerned about the peacocks eating his food. He sat on top of the table since it was the highest point he could find.