By 6:30 I'm pretty pooped but thankfully evenings are aided by the equally tired by still incredibly hands on Dadio. Major major props to all the single mom's out there (or mom's whose husbands aren't around to help in the evenings.) You women are amazing to handle days AND nights on your own!




























Taber comes in and I pass off the chub so I can finish dinner
Breakfast for dinner. We eat pretty gourmet around here ; )
Omelets for the grown ups
Pancakes for the kids.
Nice how the little savages completely ingore their silverware and eat with their hands. Like I said, some days you choose your battles.

Brinley dissapears from the Table then comes back with pink marker all over her. "Mom! Dis marker writed on me!" Naughty little marker.
I wipe her arm then take Cam upstairs to feed him.
Come back down to find this
Daddy/daughter wrestle time. Highlight of their day.

Cam is only slightly amused. And I am rocking the frazzled ponytail look. I swear I DID shower today, but the hair can only take so much before it succumbs to the ponytail.
Airplane!!
Me too Daddy!

Girls are having fun so I decide they can skip their baths while I bathe Cam.

Sweet naked little baby

All clean and ready for night night. 1 down, 2 to go!
Brush out the sugar bugs

Teya too.

Bedtime story with Daddy. Song, prayer, lights out. Phew!

"MOM! I want a bottle!" arg! We're trying to wean her but I've never been strong when it comes to weaning. I cave, here you go Brinsie.

FINALLY the kids are down (8:40ish) Taber changes and heads down to the basement to get his run in.
I look at the mess in the kitchen and think about cleaning it.

But eat a snackie instead. Greek yogurt, my new love.

And then I indulge in some blog surfing. If I stall long enough maybe Taber will finish his run and I won't have to clean the kitchen by myself.
What do you know? My plan works perfectly and Taber finishes just as I'm finishing reading my blogs. We clean the kitchen together. Go teamwork!

It's 10:40pm, but I take some time to work on the talk I'm giving on Mother's day in church. Taber helps me brainstorm some ideas, We get a good outline going.

It's creeping up on midnight. We're just about to hit the sack when this little guy wakes up and he ain't happy

Maybe it's gas. Pump those little legs! He toots, but keeps crying. He sounds a little congested.

Suck out the nose. He definitely doesn't like that.

How bout the mirror? That does the trick. Now he's happy. Feed him, change him, put him back to bed.
Past midnight now. Technically a new day. Mommy is tired, Daddy is tired. Doggy is tired. Hopefully we'll get a few hours of sleep before we have to do it all over again. No wonder all I wanted for Mother's day was a nap : )




















