bedtime habitats

One of the more challenging parts of my day is building acceptable bedtime habitats for whatever animals my three year-olds are pretending to be at bedtime. This generally has been limited to making a nest for a bird or winged dinosaur, which involves laying the twin sized quilt in a semicircle below the pillow and then covering the bird or dino with "leaves"--blankets and stuffies (see below).

Tonight, however, I was informed that Charlie was a frog, and needed a log, not a nest.

Look at that tired buddy. Funny kiddos.

first hair cut!

Just a trim and shape up. She was so excited, and sat very still. Mommy's phone helped.

Tickfaw State Park

Funny name, great park. The splash pad was the only time I got my camera out, thanks to the mosquitos, and I guess Hazel got most of the attention. The boys were there, as proven by the snoball picture below.

Louisiana Children's Museum, Jonathan Edition

Boys in the Sprinkler, Part 2

Boys in the Sprinkler

Nap at the park

Nap at park from our Sugar Land says. A bit behind...ok, way behind on blogging, so trying a little catch-up.