Easton - Mommy's baby after eating.
Monday, January 4, 2010
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Naughty or Nice?
We got a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Claus last night. Looks like my kids have made Santa's nice list after all.
Our Christmas tree looks a little small. It worked perfectly in our apartment but now it just looks a little pathetic. Even Hailey is asking that we get a big tree, maybe I will be able to find one on clearance after Christmas.
Easton and Mason didn't know what to think at first.
I think this picture looks like Easton is trying to rip Santa's beard off and was caught in the act.
The boys with Santa. I'm surprised I was able to get any good pictures since this was about an hour after their bedtime.
Easton with Santa.
Mason with Santa. (After some tears.)
Friday, December 18, 2009
The best update I can manage...
Playing with all the cousins.
Hailey and Dad driving a four wheeler up at the cabin.
Just hangin' out, which is what we are doing all the time.
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Two Months
Yesterday we took the boys in for their two month appointment, which we were almost late to because we had two different women stop us in the parking lot to talk to us. I swear that with twins everyone feels like they can just stop us to talk, asking us if they are twins, if they are identical, tell us of someone they know that has twins or just make any kind of comment they feel like. It is really annoying to have to explain yourself to a complete stranger. Anyway, the boys are growing well. Easton was 10 pounds, 1 ounce and Mason was 9 pounds, 5 ounces and both boys were almost 22 inches. They also had to get three shots. When we got home we told Hailey to be really careful with the boys so that she wouldn't lean on their legs when she gives them kisses. A couple minutes later she started crying and when we asked her what was wrong she said she was crying cause the boys had to get shots. It was really sweet, so we told her that they had bandaids and tylenol to make them feel better. She loves her brothers so much!
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Meet our newest additions
Finally, here are some pics of our big day.
Easton Cole (Baby-A) - born at 8:03, 6 lbs. 3 oz., and 19 inches
Mason Scott (Baby-B) - born at 8:05, 6 lbs. 6 oz., and 19 inches
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Ready or not...
Here we come!!!
At my doctor's appointment this past Monday, my doctor finally set a date to take the babies. He doesn't want me to go much past 37 weeks because he says that there are more risks than benefits at that point. So the babies will be here on Wednesday, May 6th. (Unless, of course, the babies decide that they want to come before that.) Right now I am scheduled for a c-section because Baby-A is breech. But I will get an ultra-sound this Monday as well as the morning of delivery just to make sure that is still the case.
Wow! Less than one week to go... it's really hard to imagine how much our lives are going to change.
April's Recap...
Since I have been a total slacker with posting, I thought I would just highlight April's events.
April 6th - my birthday. Being eight months pregnant with twins there isn't too much you can do, or rather there isn't too much that you want to do. However, Greg and I did manage to escape for dinner and a movie while Grandma and Grandpa Richards watched Hailey.
April 11th - Dying Easter Eggs. Hailey had been looking forward to coloring eggs all month long. She even had some princess stickers to put on the eggs.
April 12th - Easter. Hailey woke up to a note left by the Easter Bunny letting her know that he had hidden her basket and she would have to find it. After we had a big breakfast over at Grandma and Grandpa Cole's followed by an egg hunt outside. Uncle Kevin kept them all busy by re-hiding the eggs behind them when they weren't looking. We had dinner at Grandma and Grandpa Richards and Hailey had another egg hunt with her cousins.
April 23rd - I finally hit 35 weeks which means that babies should be healthy and have a great chance of leaving the hospital at the same time I do. Wahoo! It finally feels like there is an end in sight.
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