The good thing about not having just one child is that they KNOW they are not the center of the universe. They know that stuff happens and you have to be flexible and work with what you have. Tantrums over not getting your way just don’t fly over here.

Looked at all the sweet little baby clothes in the mall. Now we’re working out the evening schedule.

Had a pleasant troop meeting and received a large pile of fabric and yarn for Project Linus. I still hope I’ll hear from a reporter about getting something in the newspaper. All the boys in the family have gone to a football game and all the girls are heading to the mall for window shopping. […]

Doug went to the phone store AGAIN and whined about the POS phones that we had and they finally fixed us up. Now I’ll spend the whole weekend learning to use it and setting up personalized ring tones so I know who’s calling without looking. Fun.

What do you do when you see a bunch of 8-y-o boys peeing off a trampoline? I mean after you finish laughing.

I didn’t know that public urination was a competitive sport until I had sons.

Walked in the door from our errands and Amy immediately did her Gypsy Rose Lee number.

Heading out to pick up circus tickets, drop off Project Linus boxes at two different locations and get a birthday gift for one of Noah’s friends. Fun errands. The best part is that I get to spend the day with Doug and Amy.

Busy day today but the good, fun kind of busy and not the frantic, frustrated kind of busy.

Amy just won’t settle in tonight. “No nite-nite.”