Catching Up On Some Photos

I know, I know...I'm so delayed in all my blogging right now that I can't keep track of it all right now.

I'm trying!

Jason says, "To heck with the past stuff, just start with the present". But I can't.

However, this will be one of my attempts at just a mass catch up via pictures.

February 29th:
Hanging out in the front yard while Diddles napped, waiting to go to the well-baby visit:




March 1st:
The boy is a stair climbing maniac...still. You gotta keep your eye on him.


Or a baby gate up.

Actually, the baby gate lasted all of half an hour. We usually push the loveseat in front of the exit to the living room, so Easton can get out to the potty. We went back to the couch method very quickly.



It was also very beautiful that day so we took the kids to the park:








March 3rd:
Time for another Easter craft project with Easton:






Just going for a shot of those amazing eyelashes:








Yes, I have another cutie pie...so when he woke up he got some pictures too. I liked this little expression:




He does not enjoy being told he cannot unplug the TV:


Good thing he recovers quickly:


Off to a great start with the whole sharing thing:


Easton learning his zip line trick, although given the Spidey jammies I think it's a web trick this time:


March 4th:
Dalton is usually quite amusing at dinner:

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This was the same night he was hiding macaroni noodles in his sleeve.

March 6th:
Dalton showing off his new birthday outfit from The Alabamaws:


The brothers:



They have reached a whole new level of playing together. Easton has actually been caught carrying Dalton around the room because, "I want Dalton to play with me!" It is very very sweet to see. I love that my two sons are so close in age. The exact same age difference between me and my sister (2 years and 6 weeks) and while we fought a lot (errr, I beat her up because she was so annoying sometimes) she was also my bestest playmate. It's a good age difference, especially for same gendered kids.

Okay, how was that for a mass catch-up? Not bad.