Friday Check-In

Sorry I never did end up chatting at you guys yesterday. It was just one of those really busy days and somehow I don't have a lot to say about it at the same time. Nor pictures. Dalton and I took a few with my camera phone in the morning during our ABC breakfast and AussieROO but I haven't transferred those over yet so you're out of luck for now.

I spent most of the day out of the house, actually, and we finished with dinner at one of my least favorite places: Pappadeaux's. Blech. We brought stuff from home for the boys which worked until Easton shoved too much cheese in his mouth and puked onto the waiting bread plate I held out for him. Yuck. But Jason was happy. And that's why we went.

Next time, I get to pick as all I had was broccoli, salad, and bread. Boring.

Today has been a much more normal day. I started off with a shower as usual. I left the boys in front of Dora in my bed but came out to them training on the elliptical:




Little goobers. They were being so cute, though. I love when they play together and giggle. Brothers. *swoon*

We made our way downstairs before long and I made a fancy pancake and strawberry breakfast for the three of us. Whipped cream too! Mmmmmm. We then went out to run a couple of errands...the bank and Walgreens.

Dalton hasn't been drinking any milk. We've tried just about every vessel we can think of short of going back to the soft-spouted sippies and he's refusing. I even put milk in a clean drinkable yogurt container to trick him but he wasn't having any of it. So today is the 6th day...5 full days of no milk and part of today. I had to cave and buy him new soft-spouted cups. I cannot let another child of mine stop drinking milk. Especially if it's only over a friggin' cup. It's not like it's a bottle and he's "too old" for it or something. It's still a sippy cup. Sheesh. I'm somewhat afraid that he's lost his taste for milk by now, though. We'll see after nap, I guess. But the cups and free Hershey's chocolate bars was what our trip to Wags was about.

After our boring errands we headed out for some fun: playing at Max's house. We didn't stay too long because I needed to get D back up here for a nap but we had a nice little visit with Easton's oldest pal.

Now we're home, boys are in their rooms, my belly is fully of sandwich, and I think I might go read some more "Revolutionary Road". I love reading books that are movies. That's where much of my "To Read" list comes from: Hollywood. :)

And with that I'm off...