Saturday, June 16, 2007

Waiting for Baby





So we are down to the last week or two before the baby comes. I am very ready to be done! Dave has been out of town most of the last month for work. He just finished his last trip last night. I told him he need to stick pretty close to home from here on out.
Kale has been asking me constantly when the baby is coming out to play. He also likes to remind me that my tummy is really really big. Alana has been talking to my tummy and giving the baby kisses, which is sweet. We'll see what she thinks after we bring her home.
I was tucking Kale in the other night and we were talking, and he was asking again when the baby was coming out. I told him it wasn't quite time yet. He said, "Mommy, is the baby wearing a dress?" I told him, no the baby wasn't wearing anything. "You mean she's naked in there?!?!?!?! Mommy you need to go get the baby a dress. She's naked!" I love that he has everything all figured out. At least he thinks so.

















Kale wanted to wear Daddy's belt. And of course, since Alana wants to do everything that Kale does, they both wore Daddy's belt. They thought this was great fun until they tried to walk. Needless to say, that didn't work very well.

Sunday, June 03, 2007

100 Degrees





It has been over 100 degrees the last few days. Even the kids have decided that it is too hot! They ask to go out to play, but don't last very long before asking to go back in.


We went to a birthday party on saturday and they had a great time. It was so hot, they were dehydrated and very moody by the time we left. I can relate. I haven't been enjoying the heat either.


The kiddie pool came out yesterday, which Kaleb was excited about, but still won't get in. Alana decided that it is pretty fun to splash around in.



Unfortunately, if she splashes her brother at all, her starts crying. Hopefully he'll get a little more brave about the water as the summer goes on.










Alana gets in the pool and splashes water on her cheeks before splashing it everywhere else.