Well, to top off our great day, our grill caught on fire while Paul was cooking our hamburger patties! The boys came in and told me they thought Daddy's grill was on fire because it was smoking big time. I asked if he was out there and they said he was. I figured it was just smoking from the grease, until I walked by the kitchen window and saw orange flames coming from it.
Paul was standing there the whole time and really thought the house was going to catch on fire. The ironic thing is that Saturday we were at Home Depot getting supplies to organize our storage closet outside. Paul insisted we buy a fire extinguisher. I said I didn't want to spend the $70 on it, but didn't fight too much about it. Guess what was used tonight?! Glad I didn't argue too much, otherwise our house could be burned down right now and no ac would be the least of our concerns!
On that note, Paul got down our small ac window unit. All seven of us are sleeping in our bedroom. That will be nice when the alarm goes off at 5 am and Daddy has to get ready for work! But, at 9:30 pm it is 88 degrees in the house! As Caleb put it "it feels like a bakin' oven in here!"
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
No AC
I always do all of my running around first thing in the morning, before nap times, lunch, kids get a chance to get in bad moods, etc. I did it as normal this morning. When I got home though, I found that our air conditioner had stopped working. This is one time I wish I had NOT done my running around early!
As I type this I am sitting outside under the fan on our back porch. I am SO thankful we have our patio furniture!! The temperature INSIDE the house is 88 degrees (I think it is 97 outside). We have a window ac from the hurricane last year, but it was in the attic and I could not get it down.
I spent most of the day going in circles with the ac company and home warranty people. When we first called the ac people to have them come out I had forgotten we had gotten a home warranty when we bought the house. Of course, the people we had come out to see what the problem was are not contracted with the warranty company. So, we now know what the problem is, but unless we want to pay $1500 out of pocket instead of $50 we have to get someone else to do the work (and pay the diagnostic fee for the company that already came out).
The piston in the compressor seizes everytime it trys to move. When it seizes it trips the breaker. Basically, they will have to replace the compressor. We have someone coming out in the morning from the warranty company. We have no idea if they will have to order the part (the first company said they had to order it).
I have figured out that Mady did not have acne. I sat here and watched her face break out and her neck has basically stayed broken out. She is getting heat rashes. Little girl (and all the boys) will have to stay in just a diaper tonight!!
Momma is VERY cranky this evening. After dealing with the oh so nice people (that are sitting in the air conditioning not caring that we don't have ac) and being hot and dealing with cranky kids....I think it might have to be an early bedtime for EVERYONE!!
As I type this I am sitting outside under the fan on our back porch. I am SO thankful we have our patio furniture!! The temperature INSIDE the house is 88 degrees (I think it is 97 outside). We have a window ac from the hurricane last year, but it was in the attic and I could not get it down.
I spent most of the day going in circles with the ac company and home warranty people. When we first called the ac people to have them come out I had forgotten we had gotten a home warranty when we bought the house. Of course, the people we had come out to see what the problem was are not contracted with the warranty company. So, we now know what the problem is, but unless we want to pay $1500 out of pocket instead of $50 we have to get someone else to do the work (and pay the diagnostic fee for the company that already came out).
The piston in the compressor seizes everytime it trys to move. When it seizes it trips the breaker. Basically, they will have to replace the compressor. We have someone coming out in the morning from the warranty company. We have no idea if they will have to order the part (the first company said they had to order it).
I have figured out that Mady did not have acne. I sat here and watched her face break out and her neck has basically stayed broken out. She is getting heat rashes. Little girl (and all the boys) will have to stay in just a diaper tonight!!
Momma is VERY cranky this evening. After dealing with the oh so nice people (that are sitting in the air conditioning not caring that we don't have ac) and being hot and dealing with cranky kids....I think it might have to be an early bedtime for EVERYONE!!
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
30th Birthday
Tonight my hubby took me to dinner at Not Your Mama's Cafe and Tavern. YUMMY!!! I had a huge steak, loaded baked potato and salad. With fried mushrooms as an appetizer.
The funniest thing was that my boys HATE mushrooms. It has always been a big deal if they see it in food we make. Tonight, we told them they all had to taste the mushrooms to get cake. Who knew that a taste would turn into mushroom after mushroom. All four of the boys ate all of the mushrooms. It was a huge plate and they did all but lick it clean.
Paul made me a pink cake (strawberry) with pink icing (strawberry) and pink and red candy hearts. It was yummy and very pink (YAY).
As far as being 30....I am very happy with where I am in my life. I have a great husband, and beautiful family and we are all healthy. Everything else is just icing on the cake. My only wish is that my kids would stop having birthdays!
I hope I am as okay with 40 as I am with 30!
The funniest thing was that my boys HATE mushrooms. It has always been a big deal if they see it in food we make. Tonight, we told them they all had to taste the mushrooms to get cake. Who knew that a taste would turn into mushroom after mushroom. All four of the boys ate all of the mushrooms. It was a huge plate and they did all but lick it clean.
Paul made me a pink cake (strawberry) with pink icing (strawberry) and pink and red candy hearts. It was yummy and very pink (YAY).
As far as being 30....I am very happy with where I am in my life. I have a great husband, and beautiful family and we are all healthy. Everything else is just icing on the cake. My only wish is that my kids would stop having birthdays!
I hope I am as okay with 40 as I am with 30!
Monday, June 15, 2009
Pretty Girl
I had my follow-up appointment today. Paul picked up the boys and I took Madeleine with me. Madeleine loved all the attention she received! It was sweet though because the nurses and doctor also asked about how the boys were doing with a little sister.
Mady was awake the whole time we were there and in a very good mood. She laughed and smiled at everyone. I always call her pretty girl when I am talking to her. She smiles when she hears it. Seems like today EVERYONE was calling her pretty girl - and she smiled everytime it was said. I told them she was going to think that was her name because she hears that more than Mady or Madeleine.
But...she IS a pretty girl!
Mady was awake the whole time we were there and in a very good mood. She laughed and smiled at everyone. I always call her pretty girl when I am talking to her. She smiles when she hears it. Seems like today EVERYONE was calling her pretty girl - and she smiled everytime it was said. I told them she was going to think that was her name because she hears that more than Mady or Madeleine.
But...she IS a pretty girl!
Moby Wrap
Today I bought something I wish I had bought when I was pregnant with my first, instead of my last child! I had a drs appt and while I was at the hospital I stopped in the gift shop. I had bought a sling before I had Mady, and put her in it once and decided I did not like it, so I took it back. It did not look at all comfortable for her...looked like it folded her in half.
She still really prefers to snuggle and be against us and I really need some free hands from time to time. So, I finally broke down and bought the Moby Wrap. I looked at this with Andrew, but I didn't want to spend the money on it. It was worth the money and I have only had it for a few hours! There are many different ways to use this. We have tried four or five ways and there was only one she may not have liked (not sure if it was the wrap or the fact she was hungry...or both). The first way I put her in it, she was crying before I put her in. Once I got her in she instantly stopped crying and fell asleep.
I have two free hands, it is comfortable and most importantly Mady seems to LOVE it! I might need to get a second one for when she poops or throws up on this one!
She still really prefers to snuggle and be against us and I really need some free hands from time to time. So, I finally broke down and bought the Moby Wrap. I looked at this with Andrew, but I didn't want to spend the money on it. It was worth the money and I have only had it for a few hours! There are many different ways to use this. We have tried four or five ways and there was only one she may not have liked (not sure if it was the wrap or the fact she was hungry...or both). The first way I put her in it, she was crying before I put her in. Once I got her in she instantly stopped crying and fell asleep.
I have two free hands, it is comfortable and most importantly Mady seems to LOVE it! I might need to get a second one for when she poops or throws up on this one!
Thursday, June 11, 2009
MRE's
Daddy brought home a box of MRE's (like soldiers eat). Someone at the office gave it to him. The boys wanted to eat one, so he let them pick out one. They picked out the chili and macaroni.
The older three each ate some of the chili and mac. Caleb ate a toaster strudel, Bryce and Isaac had some bubble gum and wheat "bread" with cheese and jalapeno sauce, Andrew ate the apple sauce and Mom ate the Skittles :)
All and all they said it was all good.
Then....
about 30 minutes after they ate it, Caleb went to the bathroom. When he came out he says "MRE's are not intended for kids!"
Chili probably wasn't the best pick either.
The older three each ate some of the chili and mac. Caleb ate a toaster strudel, Bryce and Isaac had some bubble gum and wheat "bread" with cheese and jalapeno sauce, Andrew ate the apple sauce and Mom ate the Skittles :)
All and all they said it was all good.
Then....
about 30 minutes after they ate it, Caleb went to the bathroom. When he came out he says "MRE's are not intended for kids!"
Chili probably wasn't the best pick either.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Gotta Brag
Last weekend I went somewhere alone with each of the kids. Nothing big, or really even fun, but some one on one time. Caleb went grocery shopping with me. Without being asked or told he helped three elderly ladies (at different times). One was trying to get some 12 packs of sodas that were way in the back. He crawled back and got what she needed. Same type of thing with the other two.
I was very proud of him to step up and help on his own. The ladies were very appreciative also.
I was very proud of him to step up and help on his own. The ladies were very appreciative also.
Another Life Lesson
Some lessons are harder than others!
Our cat Grace (the boys called her Gray Gray) ran away. The boys are HORRIBLE about closing the door behind themselves and anytime the cat saw the door opened she tried to go out it. She apparently slipped out unnoticed one of the times it was left open and we have not seen her in three days. She is good at hiding out (what animal wouldn't be in a house full of kids), but would normally come out when she heard her food. I realized yesterday morning that I had not seen her since late Sunday night. I think she got out Monday morning. I was in and out getting stuff ready to leave and kids were following and not closing doors.
I am not as broken up about it as I should be! Yes, Mom and Dad...I realize I am the one that used to bring home the stray animals. But I was little then with little responsiblities. I am a big girl now with LOTS of big girl responsibilities, so one less is not so heart-breaking for me.
It is sad that is comes so closely after one of our dogs dying though.
I would like to make it clear that I am not responsible for the death or disappearance of either animal! Just bad luck, I guess! I have attempted to find the cat. We have driven around the neighborhood, we have walked around the neighborhood and I go out off and on all day calling for her. She was an alley cat before we got her and chances are pretty good that she went back to her alley cat ways. With any luck she will return home, but....
HOPEFULLY, this will teach the kids to close the door behind them!
Our cat Grace (the boys called her Gray Gray) ran away. The boys are HORRIBLE about closing the door behind themselves and anytime the cat saw the door opened she tried to go out it. She apparently slipped out unnoticed one of the times it was left open and we have not seen her in three days. She is good at hiding out (what animal wouldn't be in a house full of kids), but would normally come out when she heard her food. I realized yesterday morning that I had not seen her since late Sunday night. I think she got out Monday morning. I was in and out getting stuff ready to leave and kids were following and not closing doors.
I am not as broken up about it as I should be! Yes, Mom and Dad...I realize I am the one that used to bring home the stray animals. But I was little then with little responsiblities. I am a big girl now with LOTS of big girl responsibilities, so one less is not so heart-breaking for me.
It is sad that is comes so closely after one of our dogs dying though.
I would like to make it clear that I am not responsible for the death or disappearance of either animal! Just bad luck, I guess! I have attempted to find the cat. We have driven around the neighborhood, we have walked around the neighborhood and I go out off and on all day calling for her. She was an alley cat before we got her and chances are pretty good that she went back to her alley cat ways. With any luck she will return home, but....
HOPEFULLY, this will teach the kids to close the door behind them!
Growing Baby
My pretty girl is growing :( This past weekend she had to move up to size one diapers and while they are still a little big, she is wearing her 0/3 month clothes (at almost two months old). I am loving that she is starting to fit into these clothes though because I am ready to do some serious dressing up!!
Luckily, so far anyway, she tolerates Mommy's dress up session very well!! I will enjoy it while I can!
Luckily, so far anyway, she tolerates Mommy's dress up session very well!! I will enjoy it while I can!
Zoo and Jail
AJ loved seeing the monkeys. He talked monkey talk and then translated it to "Andrew English" He waved at them and told them all hi and bye. It was very cute. I think this is the first time he has been that he really understood and enjoyed it.
This is how Mady spent her first trip to the zoo. I don't blame her...I would love to have someone pushing me, while napping in a shady stroller!I took the kids to the zoo this morning. We got our annual zoo membership, which in this family almost completely pays for itself in one visit. The pass was $40 and the entrance fee is $6 per adult and $5 per kid! Smarter to pay the $8 extra dollars and get in free for a year!
The kids had fun and were very well behaved. I told them on the way that when Mady started getting fussy we had to leave (she sleeps a 3-4 hour stretch in the mornings). I also took the double stroller and told AJ that if he would stay with me he did not have to sit, but if he ran off he had to have his seat belt on. He stayed with me the whole time and got in and out of his seat as he wanted. When Mady did start fussing the boys told me it was time to go and we could come back another time to see the rest of the zoo.
On the way to the zoo there were prisoners picking up trash. The boys were asking why a van that had a trailer with a portapotty was following the people picking up trash. I explained that they were prisoners and when they have good behavior they are allowed to pick up trash but they are not allowed to go anywhere or do anything else and they have to be watched at all times. I also explained that because they are not allowed to go anywhere else, if they have to potty they have to use a porta potty on a trailer at the side of the road. Caleb's take on this...."well I guess it is worth being bad in jail."
Hmmmm....how about "I guess it pays to have good behavior OUT of jail so you don't end up in jail?"
Tuesday, June 09, 2009
Gifts From God
(the only important gift in my life that is missing from this picture is my great husband - we REALLY need to get some family pics now that the family is complete!)I have been wanting to do this post for over a month, but I have had a hard time putting my emotions into words. This morning I heard the dj on the radio talking about the struggles she went through to have her son and after 20 years of trying, drs were able to help her get pregnant. Then less than two years later she got pregnant on her own. She was talking about how she really prayed about it, even when she had given up on having a baby.
While I was very fortunate to not have fertility problems and healthy pregnancies and babies, I had my own struggle. Please don't get me wrong, I love my boys more than my life, but I always felt like something was missing. My family did not feel complete, even though we had decided after Andrew it WAS complete! We had decided that AJ was our last baby, but I never stopped praying that I would have a girl. Just like the dj on the radio, I prayed and prayed for Madeleine. Even after we "completed" our family, I kept praying. It is not that I was being selfish, I just in my heart of hearts felt as though we were supposed to have a girl (maybe I was being selfish too...I don't know).
When we worked with the two year old class at our church in Bryant, the girls in the class always gravitated towards Paul. It was hard to see him interact with the girls in such a different way than the boys. I was so used to seeing him make airplanes and play rough with the kids that it was strange to see him sitting down coloring and drawing everything the girls asked (he does this with the boys too, but not as much as "boy" things) and playing kitchen and babydolls. I don't really know how to explain it, but it was different.
I think God wanted to teach me who was in control. This is something that I have really had to work on in my life. I turn things over to God, but I have a tendency to decide he is not doing anything about it or he just needs me to help him get started on taking care of things. In short, I take it back from God and decide I can do a better job. If Paul had not traveled so much for work when we were in Arkansas, we would not have been able to have any kids after AJ. But he was never home long enough to "take care of things" ;) When we moved to Louisiana so he could be home with us, he was at a new job and could not easily take off work. By the time he could, I was pregnant. At the time I did not see any of this. I did not see that God WAS working, in HIS own way and own time - not mine.
Honestly, I prefer God's timing (with this one anyway) :)
Without a bigger miracle than the one we have already had, we can't have more babies now. I remember how hard that was for me to accept after Andrew...before anything was even done. I can honestly say, I am at peace with that now. I feel like my family is complete. I cannot imagine things being any different than they are right now. If God wants pull off a miracle and give us another baby, that is what He is in the business of doing and we will glady accept that.
I think I have grasped the giving it to God and letting Him KEEP it thing. I am sure I will slip and try to take things back again, but my daughter is a CONSTANT reminder that I need to let Him be in control because He does everything for a reason. Even if I don't understand the reason at the time, in the long run.... think of what we would have missed if we were in control of these situations.
I have four wonderful boys that I have so enjoyed watching grow. Now I have a gorgeous, sweet baby girl. I try to think of my daughter-in-laws to come when we raise the boys, now I will try to think of my son-in-law when we raise our daughter. As much as I have enjoyed my daughter, there is nothing I enjoy more than watching her Daddy with her. It is such a sweet relationship between a Daddy and his daughter. I have always loved the song Cinderella, but the first time I heard it after we had Mady, I cried through the whole song.
I wanted to put this post on here so badly because I don't want it to take 30 years for my kids to learn this VERY important lesson. I know I will slip. I will have my bad days. They will too. But God forgives us and doesn't give up on us, no matter what.
I truely believe the kids teach me as much as I teach them. I must have had a LOT to learn (that is why He gave me five kids!!) They each have their own personality and they each bring something different to our lives...including different lessons.
I feel truely blessed that God has given us our wonderful kids and hope that I can make Him proud of how we raise them. I am also blessed that I can stay home and be there for everything they do. It can be so overwhelming sometimes, but when you get to see all of your child's first and you get to see them come home from school excited about something they acheived or something new they learned it is SO worth the frustrating times.
I want my kids to know they are truely gifts of God and I could not ask for anything more than what I have. I am incredibly lucky and I love them all very much!
Monday, June 08, 2009
BOYS! (Insert exasperated sigh here)
This morning I had several errands I had to run for Paul and a couple for me. About half way through running our errands, I ran in to Babies R Us to exchange some diapers. As we are walking in Bryce decided to see how hard he could stomp on a bbq container (like what you get at McDonalds).
Let me tell ya....he can stomp pretty hard. So hard, in fact, that it ALL landed on MY leg and brand new shoes. MOMMA WASN'T HAPPY!!!
If you were at one of the places I walked into after this happened, and you suddenly started craving bbq chicken....I apologize. It was me, wearing my newest brand of perfume. A little bit of sweetness and a little bit of smokey...makes me smell
bar-b-licious!
Another story for my life with boys!
Let me tell ya....he can stomp pretty hard. So hard, in fact, that it ALL landed on MY leg and brand new shoes. MOMMA WASN'T HAPPY!!!
If you were at one of the places I walked into after this happened, and you suddenly started craving bbq chicken....I apologize. It was me, wearing my newest brand of perfume. A little bit of sweetness and a little bit of smokey...makes me smell
bar-b-licious!
Another story for my life with boys!
Saturday, June 06, 2009
Patio Furniture
We FINALLY got some patio furniture. I was so excited to have it delivered yesterday. We have been looking for quite some time, but have had a hard time finding something we like that was not outrageously priced. Actually, it appears that patio furniture as a whole is priced crazy, but we wanted to REALLY like what we spent the money on!
This is all we have so far. We are now looking for a love seat, two chairs and end tables to put under the roof on the patio.
We opted not to get a larger table that the whole family could fit at because we did not want the whole patio full of furniture. I think we will get a picnic table and put whereever we put their play area.
So, this is where I will be spending my summer while the kids play. :)
This is all we have so far. We are now looking for a love seat, two chairs and end tables to put under the roof on the patio.
We opted not to get a larger table that the whole family could fit at because we did not want the whole patio full of furniture. I think we will get a picnic table and put whereever we put their play area.
So, this is where I will be spending my summer while the kids play. :)
Monday, June 01, 2009
June's Weather
I need to be a weatherman. This was seriously the weather report I just heard for our area for the month of June.
Hurricane season through November 30th, possibilities of hurricanes
HOT and will stay hot
could be thundery
could be showery
WOW!!!! I wonder how much research they had to do for that forecast.
Hurricane season through November 30th, possibilities of hurricanes
HOT and will stay hot
could be thundery
could be showery
WOW!!!! I wonder how much research they had to do for that forecast.
Flowerbed Friend
One of the things the kids and Paul like about our house is the "wildlife" (as Caleb calls it) that live outside. We have many types of frogs, toads and lizards that enjoy our massive flowerbeds that are all the way around the house. And, tons of birds of different kinds (the finches love to sit in our chimney cover...very annoying when they echo down the chimney at sunrise! Then there of course, are the mice we are again battling this year. Luckily they are only outside (knock on wood), but gross and annoying nonetheless.
Last week I found some "wildlife" that I actually like. One wall in my dining room is a HUGE window. When I open the blinds, the cat likes to sit in the windowsill. She has seen a mouse outside and gone crazy trying to get through the window before. Last week I saw her in attack mode. I figured there was a mouse, but I went to see what she was seeing anyway. It was a rabbit!
Since the first time I saw it, he has scared me to death on any number of occasions. When I am standing on the front porch he likes to run from one flowerbed to another right in front of me. Twice he has run over my feet. We have had guys putting curbing in around our flowerbeds and it is obviously disturbing our little bunny friend and making him nervous.
This evening, while I was doing dishes, I looked out the kitchen window and saw him sitting on the driveway. By the time I dried my hands and picked up the camera he was hopping off. I managed to get a picture of him and cropped it to where you could see him. Sorry the picture sucks, but I was trying to hurry and the window has a screen on it.
Last week I found some "wildlife" that I actually like. One wall in my dining room is a HUGE window. When I open the blinds, the cat likes to sit in the windowsill. She has seen a mouse outside and gone crazy trying to get through the window before. Last week I saw her in attack mode. I figured there was a mouse, but I went to see what she was seeing anyway. It was a rabbit!
Since the first time I saw it, he has scared me to death on any number of occasions. When I am standing on the front porch he likes to run from one flowerbed to another right in front of me. Twice he has run over my feet. We have had guys putting curbing in around our flowerbeds and it is obviously disturbing our little bunny friend and making him nervous.
This evening, while I was doing dishes, I looked out the kitchen window and saw him sitting on the driveway. By the time I dried my hands and picked up the camera he was hopping off. I managed to get a picture of him and cropped it to where you could see him. Sorry the picture sucks, but I was trying to hurry and the window has a screen on it.
Cabinet Locks
Our pantry is the type that has cabinet doors. Today I had to go buy locks for them :(
Andrew has started helping himself to whatever in the pantry. Instead of sitting at the pantry or the table though, he walks all over the house with his loot. After cleaning up cereal dust from all throughout the house, I decided it was time to lock it up. He really likes getting out the vinegar and I don't want that spilled all over my house!
We also have a child that likes to take food and hide it. Of course it is only sweet food that he takes. I found a whole box worth of fruit snacks in the bathroom trash can. I caught him in the act of stealing someone elses candy last night....which he KNEW was not his and we have had MANY discussions about him taking the food.
So, tonight when they noticed there were locks on the pantry, he acted shocked. He wanted to know WHY there were locks on the pantry and WHY all the candy had disappeared. I just looked at him and he quickly said "nevermind".
Now I can be out of the livingroom/kitchen for more than 30 seconds without having to worry about food disappearing.
Andrew has started helping himself to whatever in the pantry. Instead of sitting at the pantry or the table though, he walks all over the house with his loot. After cleaning up cereal dust from all throughout the house, I decided it was time to lock it up. He really likes getting out the vinegar and I don't want that spilled all over my house!
We also have a child that likes to take food and hide it. Of course it is only sweet food that he takes. I found a whole box worth of fruit snacks in the bathroom trash can. I caught him in the act of stealing someone elses candy last night....which he KNEW was not his and we have had MANY discussions about him taking the food.
So, tonight when they noticed there were locks on the pantry, he acted shocked. He wanted to know WHY there were locks on the pantry and WHY all the candy had disappeared. I just looked at him and he quickly said "nevermind".
Now I can be out of the livingroom/kitchen for more than 30 seconds without having to worry about food disappearing.
Mady's Appt
I took Madeleine in to the dr this morning just to make sure her broke out face was baby acne. Of course, her face looked better this morning than it has looked in over a week!
It is baby acne, although the dr said they have been asked to no longer call it acne because it makes parents think their children are predisposed to acne as a teenager. Aren't MOST teenagers predisposed to acne in their teenage years? Anyways, she gave me some tips to help when it is really bad.
In other news from the dr....Madeleine gained a pound in 12 days!! She is the same length so I guess she is pudging out now! Maybe her 0-3 month clothes will start fitting her now!
The dr and the nurse commented on how much she laughs. She was in a very good mood while we were there and did lots of talking and laughing. They ate her up!
I took all five kids with me to the dr. I must say, they were very well behaved (yes, this is surprising the way the last week has been!). The exam room only has two chairs, but Isaac and Bryce nicely shared a chair and Andrew was in the stroller.
It is baby acne, although the dr said they have been asked to no longer call it acne because it makes parents think their children are predisposed to acne as a teenager. Aren't MOST teenagers predisposed to acne in their teenage years? Anyways, she gave me some tips to help when it is really bad.
In other news from the dr....Madeleine gained a pound in 12 days!! She is the same length so I guess she is pudging out now! Maybe her 0-3 month clothes will start fitting her now!
The dr and the nurse commented on how much she laughs. She was in a very good mood while we were there and did lots of talking and laughing. They ate her up!
I took all five kids with me to the dr. I must say, they were very well behaved (yes, this is surprising the way the last week has been!). The exam room only has two chairs, but Isaac and Bryce nicely shared a chair and Andrew was in the stroller.
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