Monday, January 18, 2010

Big Boy Bed

Tanner finally has his own big boy bed. I have been in denial about how quickly he is growing up, as I think of him still as my baby. But he is a baby no longer (well, except for the whole still wearing diapers thing...but we will tackle that obstacle later...or maybe he will miraculously potty train himself! Ha!).



It's nothing fancy, just a bed. We're still on the lookout for a nice headboard.



And no, I still haven't hung anything on any of my walls. I know, can we say slacker?




Regardless of having nothing on the walls and mis-matched bedding (he doesn't care), Tanner now has a bed and hopefully he will be excited to sleep in it and be a good boy and stay in it all night long. (fingers crossed!)

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Happy (Belated) New Year!

The reason this post is so belated is the New Year has been relatively uneventful. A few of our neighbors were lighting off fireworks at the park across the street so we didn't have to go far for a show. Thankfully they were doing it early (like 9pm). Tanner was absolutely terrified of the loud noises (which is ironic considering how loud that child is) and Lana enjoyed running around with her neighborhood friends. After we were done, Tanner passed out at around 9:30pm and Lana finally passed out at 11pm. Paul passed out about then too. I at least stayed up watching a movie until midnight.

The last few days have been unbearably COLD. I don't like to venture much outside and it's way too cold to send the kids out to play (plus what a pain in the butt it is to bundle them up for the whole 5 minutes they'll stay out in the cold). Lana is supposed to start back to school tomorrow but they're calling for snow/freezing rain/sleet, so knowing the south we'll probably have our first snow day. The low tomorrow night, 16 degrees. High on Friday, 28. (Note to Mother Nature: we live in Mississippi, not Utah. Please keep those nasty temperatures where they belong. Thank you.)

I have no pictures to post because we've been up to nothing. As we speak the children are playing "ram the grocery cart and stroller together" (one of my least favorite games) which will result in both of the toys being put in the time-out closet. Oh the joys of being stuck in the house!