I want all of you people who don't have kids yet to take a moment and enjoy the calm that certainly must exist around you right now. Don't get me wrong... kids are wonderful, but they are also a lot of work! Brigham has been working nights for a week and a half now, so it's just me and the boys most days since he's been very busy. Last night I put Jacob to bed just in time for Benjamin to "woo" in his big boy pants. In the middle of cleaning Benjamin up and went into the bedroom to get him some clean underwear, only to discover that Jacob had thrown up in his bed-- getting it all over the wall, the crib, the floor, himself...etc. Tonight was better, though. Benjamin wooed in his pants again while I was getting Jacob ready for bed. A friend had brought her two kids over to use our internet, and I heard Benjamin call from the living room, "Mom! There's woo on the floor!" He then walked into the bedroom, with woo running down his legs and getting everywhere. I called out to my friend to warn her about the woo, and when she checked, she found her one-year old eating it. Yeah, tonight was better. Can't wait for tomorrow!
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Trying times...but hey, now you know why they make such a big deal out of mothers day!!! Still, these stories could greatly impact my grandchildren production...I may never get anymore grandkids if you keep this up!