Babbling Babies

C and Daddy love to play with rocks.

T starting to crawl!!
Can you believe this guy was a preemie?


I can't believe it has been a month since I have updated our blog. I've probably lost all my loyal readers. I've been meaning to write a new post for several weeks....tis the life of a mom with 3 busy boys.


Speaking of busy boys, N&T have really changed in the last month. They babble, squeal, squeak, laugh, and scream (N is my happy screamer) all the time. They both can also distinctly say Momma, but they usually only say it if they are really mad. Matt and I thought we had tagged T as being stoic, but he has proven us wrong. His giggle box has gotten turned upside down and it is hilarious. Their breathy babbling and laughter are such sweet sounds to me. They rank right up their with the swish, swish of their in utero heart monitors.


T is also on the verge of crawling....and N is not far behind him. It's hard to believe they will soon be one!!



As for C, he is pumped because he got to camp with Daddy again. I think this is one of his favorite things ever. He tells any and everybody he meets about his camping adventures. He is also very proud of himself for jumping off the diving board at Mr. Greg and Ms. Susan's house.
We are proud of him, too!
The other day C said to me, "Mom, let me hug you because I love you." Talk about melting a mom's heart!

Matt has been working hard lately at the gym and also guiding trips on the weekends. I've gotten a routine down for caring for all 3 boys by myself while he is away. It usually involves calling on THE LORD and my Mom and begging for mercy. Just kidding...sort of. I put all 3 boys in the tub one night. That was really something!
I'm also still running/walking with my friend 3 days a week. We are headed for a 5K soon! And I participated in a children's consignment sale this past week. I'm so glad it is over...it took a lot of my time. I couldn't believe how much stuff I had to sell. Hopefully, I will make some dough, but I'm just glad to have cleaned out a little.

I want to sign off with some verses that encouraged me lately:
"Only be careful, and watch yourselves closely so that you do not forget the things your eyes have seen or let them slip from your heart as long as you live. Teach them to your children and to their children after them." Deuteronomy 4:9
and
"I was young and now I am old, yet I have never seen the righteous forsaken or their children begging bread. They are always generous and lend freely; their children will be blessed."
Psalm 37: 25-26