Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Carseat Graduation and Weekend at G & Papa D's

Yup, the boys have now graduated from their infant carseats to their "big boy" carseats. I have been dreading this day since I realized how easy life was with the snap-n-go. When we took the boys for their Synagis shots on Wednesday we found out that Luke was a mere 3 ounces from the weight limit on their Snugrides so I got to work installing the new seats. This also means that I had to figure out how to fold up their super-cool and super-huge tandem stroller. This thing is GINORMOUS! I haven't taken a picture of them in the tank yet, but click here for a link to the website.

This past weekend Jack took on the very fun task of re-sealing our slate flooring in the family room. Isn't that one of the last things on the planet you want to spend your weekend doing? But unfortunately it's one of the many "homeownerly" things that has to be done. So, since we have "baby central" in the middle of our family room and everything had to be removed for at least 24 hours, the boys and I packed up our things and went to G & Papa D's for the weekend. Here are some pictures of our weekend-o-fun...

Luke enjoying his morning Starbucks with Aunt Claw, I mean, Aunt Erica.
The boys getting ready for an exciting breakfast - notice Luke with the dog AGAIN.

Luke reading to Papa D

Luke again (I promise Jacob was there too but Luke was obviously the camera hog) eating bananas with G.


After Jack sealed the floors on Friday night he headed out Saturday morning for College Station to watch the A&M/Kansas basketball game. This was a lot more exciting when A&M didn't stink at basketball... I do have to say a quick thank you to my newly buzz-cut husband for all his hard work on the floors - they look fabulous, honey!

2 comments:

Mike Davidson said...

you can't reference a buzz cut and not show a picture... please send me evidence.
--pb

TeamRiss said...

hi guys- jeff sent me the link for your blog and i want you to know i'm going to check for updates all the time now! we need to get our boys together- maybe an outing at the arboretum or something? they're precious! -emily

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