Adam's family just spent the last week here visiting us. We had a blast running around all week. So much fun that we didn't come home to sleep enough and now we're a bit under the weather. But we have a weekend to recover so we'll be fine and it was definitely worth it to spend time with family. The only picture we got of us all together was at the Zoo. We also went to 6 Flags and a bunch of tourist stops in DC. Carolyn helped me make her famous brownies and caramels and watched the kids so the rest of us could attend the Washington DC Temple. We also ate at a lot of yummy restaurants. Charlie and Millie loved spending time with their aunt, uncle, grandma, and grandpa who gave them lots of one-on-one time. What a great week!
We got a Bob Duallie stroller just before the Fergusons arrived. We put it to good use and it is a DREAM to push. We're pretty much in love with it.
Look at these two!
And look at these two too. We finally bit the bullet and got iPhones. Yep, mine's the fancy one. :) We're so excited!
Let's throw in an embarrassing parenting moment for good measure:
While at the AT&T store getting our new phones, Charlie came running up to us. "Hey guys! Look at that little guy! What's he doing?" he shouted. We looked around and saw a, uh, vertically challenged man (is that pc?) standing at the counter. "He's probably just buying a phone, Charlie," Adam replied. "But what's he doing? What's the little guy doing?" Charlie kept asking over and over while running over to stare at the poor man. We tried to quiet him without drawing more attention to the matter but we were definitely in over our heads. And this isn't the first time this has happened. Charlie pointed out another "little guy" when out for a walk one day (mind you these aren't even little people or midgets - just short people) and he's also been known to stare at individuals with disabilities. I know he's just a kid but how do we teach him this stuff? Any tips would be appreciated...
