I said that I would post soon…not so soon, but at least I’m doing it.
Here are some pictures and updates of our lives over the last couple of months:
Cash at 2 1/2 weeks. Andrew’s sister Jeni took these and did an amazing job…as always.
To keep James entertained, my parents brought over a couple of growing dinosaurs for James to take care of. They grew to six times their size in three days. Pretty fascinating. James thought so.
Here he is playing with his new pets…until he accidentally ripped the head off of the yellow one. Oops.
Andrew worked long and hard refinishing James’s bed. I think it turned out so good. I think it’s a step up from the mattress on the floor
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And I also just love his quilt. I looked and looked for just the right thing and I couldn’t be happier with what we decided on. Cute, eh? I’m pretty much in love with his bed.
O.K. I’m totally embarrassed to admit this, but we FINALLY got rid of the binky…the beloved binky. We had gotten rid of it when James was 14 months old for two whole weeks, but then James got pretty sick and that was the only thing that would give him comfort and us some sanity. While he only had it primarily at naps and nighttime for the last year and a half, we couldn’t find a good time to get rid of it…with our two moves, the potty training (which took priority), and the baby. So, no more excuses…it was time to say good-bye.
James loved cutting it up. I didn’t know why wasn’t more emotional about it, until we were all done and he said “now let’s fix it!”. I kind of felt bad when I told him it was now garbage. It was like I tricked him into destroying it so we’d have to throw it away. We had talked for weeks about giving his binki to the garbage truck and he was excited about that…even if he didn’t know it meant he would never see it again. We went to the store the next day and picked out a new car and a Buzz Lightyear toy as his prize…which kind of made up for it.
Adieu.
We visited the Pleasant Grove Fire Department at a breakfast fundraiser they held one Saturday morning…mostly to support a friend who’s a firefighter in that department. James loved the firetrucks until some kid honked one while he was in back and scared him.
Blessed Cash June 6th. It was a beautiful day and a beautiful blessing.
Naps are almost non-existent these days…for all of us but Cash. It’s all gone downhill now that James doesn’t have his little friend (the binky). He still isn’t ready to go without them, even though he won’t take them. So, I’ll often find him sleeping in strange places.
Poor tired guy.
And here’s Cash getting bigger and bigger! What a sweet little face.
Until next time.



































































