Monday, September 26, 2011

Cold & flu season...

...is here.

I have been dreading fall & winter this year, which I usually love. I love the leaves changing colors, picking out my pumpkin to carve, Halloween, rainy/lazy sundays, Thanksgiving, Christmas movies on t.v. and the spirit that is in the holiday air.

Unfortunately as summer ends I can not focus on any of those things. All I think about is the dreadful cold and flu season. The last two weeks of school we have already had many teachers and students out with various illnesses. Which makes me worry what is to come in the next months.

Well yesterday we have had our first virus of the season. Luckily is seems R is in less discomfort than he was as a infant but it doesn't make it any easier. Although I would rather me be sick than him why does it seem I always get whatever he gets making it doubly as hard to take care of him. I guess this is why mothers are the strongest people=).

From our house to yours I hope your families stay well during the cold & flu season! I will also extend a question...Are you getting your children the flu shot???

Monday, September 19, 2011

Wild Man

This is why we call him "wild man". Do girls do act like this???


Sunday, September 18, 2011

14 months and favorite stair.

14 months and loving climbing, walking and getting into anything he shouldn't be. His vocabulary; mama, dada, dog, uh oh and.........no, no, no, no, no! Even though it sounds more like na, na, na, na, na in a french accent. He also likes to do this fake laugh, so he will do something he thinks is funny and burst into a fake laugh. He is still a good eater. He loves fruit, veggies and anything he can use to make a big mess of our kitchen. Everyday brings a new adventure and more fun with our sweet little man!

Stair fun before naptime






Naptime I can't believe how big he is getting!

Saturday, September 10, 2011

DC 1...

Look who learned how to drive a boat at his 1st Sea Fair in Seattle! R loved the boat and really loves water. Mom loved that it was a contained area she didn't have to worry about her baby getting into things he shouldn't in our host's non-child proof house. All mother's of toddlers know the stress it is being in a non-child proof house, especially one near water. Regardless it was a wonderful Sea Fair weekend and we can't wait for future ones to come where hopefully R will be riding a wakeboard as well as his dada!