Blog Description
The Adventure Never Ends
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Spring Break 2015 Photo Dump
Dying Easter Eggs
Playing outside whenever we were awake!
Easter Sunday Easter Egg Hunt. Can you tell Dexter had a blast?
Max was so excited to ride a boat to Balboa Island
Dexter ate is weight in sand.
Max helped Grandpa in the garden.
Will and I went on a date to Disneyland. It poured rain the entire time, but we had fun anyways.
We got really tired. And we played on things we weren't supposed to. Like the kitchen table.
We road bikes and enjoyed the sun.
It was 10 days with my boys. No school. No work. California. It was perfect.
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Dexter is 19 months.
Dexter is 19 months. Where did the time go? He is such a sweet boy. He makes everyone laugh. He loves his big brother. He still is the worst sleeper on the planet. He is very attached to his mom. He nurses 5-6 times a day, and is getting better at eating solid food. His smiles are contagious, and he loves being tickled. He is just a little guy weighing in at 23 pounds, and 30 inches. (Max was the same height and weight at 6 months...) Dexter Andrew we love you, you are challenging, and stubborn but I am sure glad to be your mommy. I love you my little BFF.
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Warmest "Spring" in February
Charley helping Max learn to drink from a water bottle. Short sleeves and shorts in February. I think it was 65 degrees during the day. Perfect in my book.
My Dad got the boys these cool push bikes, Dexter just likes to sit on them. In the sun I might add.
Outside time. Will was in character in the picture below, sweating in that jacket, it was 60 degrees.
But I think this is coming to an end...snow is in our future. Maybe it will stay in the mountains.
My Dad got the boys these cool push bikes, Dexter just likes to sit on them. In the sun I might add.
Outside time. Will was in character in the picture below, sweating in that jacket, it was 60 degrees.
But I think this is coming to an end...snow is in our future. Maybe it will stay in the mountains.
Sunday, February 8, 2015
The cutest 6th grader you ever did see
Each Thursday Dexter comes to my classroom. Will has to go and volunteer at Max's classroom for 2-3 hours so Dexter is my companion. I love Walden because they have no problem with Dexter being in class with me, and my students adore him. And frankly are better behaved when he is there. And his cuteness is out of this world.
| He practices his writing skills. |
![]() |
| He wears hats of my students and smiles with delight. |
![]() |
| He is a great teacher. He watched Wreck it Ralph while teaching math. |
![]() |
| He allows his Mom to take recess selfies. |
![]() |
| Walden has chickens. Yup chickens. And Dexter loves them. |
![]() |
| And Dexter is really good at science projects. He eats the planets - especially enjoying Jupiter. |
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Rocked it at Nursery!
Dexter went to his first day of Nursery this past week. He has been wanting to go for months. He wants to be just like Max! At 18 months (January 25th) he can go, so a week before we let him test the waters.
There were no tears.
There was no nervous looks.
There was just "Okay mom leave, I got this!"
He is growing up. He is still a little guy who just wants to be big. Will went and checked on him halfway through and told me that "he is eating snack, in a chair, drinking water." He wasn't standing in the corner crying, he wasn't playing on his own, he was being social, he was listening and following along with the other 18-month old kids. He was being my ham-it-up Dexter.
When I came to pick him up he didn't run into my arms. He wasn't excited to see me. Instead he was mad that we were leaving and he couldn't play with the bubbles anymore. Then End. He rocked it!
There were no tears.
There was no nervous looks.
There was just "Okay mom leave, I got this!"
He is growing up. He is still a little guy who just wants to be big. Will went and checked on him halfway through and told me that "he is eating snack, in a chair, drinking water." He wasn't standing in the corner crying, he wasn't playing on his own, he was being social, he was listening and following along with the other 18-month old kids. He was being my ham-it-up Dexter.
When I came to pick him up he didn't run into my arms. He wasn't excited to see me. Instead he was mad that we were leaving and he couldn't play with the bubbles anymore. Then End. He rocked it!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)































