Bath Time

 

Some day they will be too big to all fit in that tub but they still are squeezing in for now.

Carter Lost His First Tooth

 

And it begins, the loose teeth. Just the thought of it makes my stomach turn. I think I cried every time my mom pulled my teeth. It never hurt, I would just get myself all worked up. The teeth pulling will definitely be Peters job.

Little Milk Drinkers

 

Our boys love milk, almost to the point of obsession. We buy 14 gallons and that will usually last us about 2 weeks. They all drink it the same way too. So this is not an uncommon sight at any given moment.

Rock Climbing

 

We took the boys rock climbing for the first time. We had a great time. Carter love it he scrambled right up that mountain. Owen cried hysterically. Simon could only get up about three feet but he loved just hanging there. Wilson was too busy chasing the dog bossing him around. We are looking forward to our next trip.

Zorros

 

 

I made the boys some Zorro masks and capes. They were in heaven, they didn't even mind the leopard print material.

Frenchtown Triathlon

 

Peter ran his second triathlon. He finished it twenty minutes faster then this first tri so he was very proud of himself. I had to listen to him the whole way home tell me how amazing he is. We were very proud of him.

Wilsons Big Boy Bed

 

 

Wilson is an official big kid, he is now potty trained and in a big boy bed. He looks like a little peanut in that big bed. He loves it though, he tells his brothers they can't go in there.

Carters New Glasses

 

Poor Carter takes after his mom and has to wear glasses. He just looks so darn handsome.

First Day of Kindergarten

 

Carter started kindergarten this year. He was so excited to start. Peter took the morning off so we could walk him to school. He was so brave, there was a little girl in front of him that was crying her eyes out, he started looking a little concerned but they wisked him away before he could melt down. When we picked him up at the end of the day he informed me he was thinking about skipping school to spend more time with his family.