![]() |
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Ethan's Second Week
Well, this week has seen a lot of progress toward getting our heads above water, thanks in very large part to my mom who has stayed with us most of the time since Ethan's birth and helped out in every way, and thanks in another large part to our church family which has generously provided us with a number of meals. At the same time, our photos have largely been the same as last week, cataloging Ethan and his siblings as we try to spend as much time relaxing and playing as possible, while building a routine that we can manage once I go back to work on Monday.
Rather than include all the photos here, I've put them in a Picasa Web Album. Hope you enjoy!
(Ok, one teaser, just to show you what you're missing if you don't click the link...)
Friday, March 12, 2010
Ethan's First Week
So, for those dying to know, here's our week in pictures:
Ethan has been doing lots and lots of this:
, though he seems to be the only one. Meanwhile, we have taken the opportunity to do lots of this:
and this:
and this:
and of course trying to capture it all by doing this:
The high point for Sydney and Peter was today, though, when, in an effort to get out of the house, we visited the newly completed fire station down the street and did this:
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Frii as in Biir
I woke up this morning and went to check on the kids so Amy could keep sleeping. I found them in the playroom (a small-ish second family room between their rooms) playing together. At first I didn't think anything of the fact that Peter and Sydney were sitting on the stairs next to each other while Kate watched. Or the fact that each was holding a Lincoln Log in one hand and a plastic hoop (from some other game) in the other. It was not until a few minutes later, after I had dispersed them to their rooms to start gathering clothes, etc, that I picked up on what they were saying and realized what game they had been playing.
They were playing Wii.
And no, we don't have one. But friends of ours do, and that's enough to set their imaginations in motion now, isn't it?
