High Five

The boys best bud at the game... The usher. A & C kept running over to him saying "Oh Hello!" and giving him fist pumps. He was a great sport and a willing participant!
The boys special balloons from the Usher
Mamie & Chris
Aiden: The wonder of it all!
Grandpa and the boys at their first Celtics Game!

What a treat! Our trip to Boston couldn't have gone any better. We all had a blast and the boys did great and really enjoyed taking in all of the sights and sounds of the city. I am pretty confident all of the traffic alone would have kept A & C happy for at least a full day. We had two little narrators who kept the ride exciting and announced everything we passed and all of the details… colors, sizes, etc. So fun! We stopped to see Auntie Sarah and Uncle Jerry's new house, swam in the hotel pool and went to a basketball game. Dave and Carol rented a "box" at the Celtics game Sunday night. It was the first game for the boys and myself and one that was unforgettable. I think the boys highlight was making friends with the usher and getting random "hello's" and fist pumps. They know how to pick their friends because he was a great sport and even brought the boys balloons! It was the best and the boys were in their glory being surrounded by everyone we love. We headed home and back to reality mid-day Monday after a delicious morning brunch.

We have had a great week. Mammie came yesterday, we had a fun play date at Calvin's house this morning and baby Ashley joined in the fun and we are looking forward to another fun play date at the Fisher's tomorrow. I am so thankful to have friends that willing to keep us company and keep coming back for more fun!

This has been a week of some potty interest. I am not taking the lead but following when the boys have an interest. We may have a long, wet road ahead!

Aiden and Chris are getting in touch with their emotions. Chris told us Sunday "Happy, No." They do have a great understanding of "happy, sad, & mad"

The boys are loving books and reading and even have a few books that they can contribute to such as "Moo, Baa, La La La." They also love nursery rhymes and love when they know what is coming next. Certainly no bashfulness here!