Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Math Majors!

First things first: Cooper and Caleb want to send a little love and wish everyone from the South Texas College of Law good luck on the BAR exam!

While I agree that it makes the most sense when you are in the middle of "30 blogs in 30 days" to make one post each day for 30 days, however missing one day does not mean I have missed my goal. This post officially puts me back on track, so all of you naysayers out there can rest peacefully.

Sleeping through the night has been somewhat of an adventure these past few weeks. And by adventure, I mean complete and total failure. The last time we slept through the night was about a month ago when we went to Lufkin for the weekend. This is really surprising because it seems that the boys take after their mother when it comes to needing sleep. The picture below is perfect evidence of this.



You will obviously notice that Cooper has received his helmet. The first question that people always ask when we tell them about his helmet is how does it affect him. The answer is that he really doesn't even notice it. They even say that when they put the helmet on older kids it becomes something similar to a security blanket and taking it away is more difficult than getting used to it. In an effort to make sure that Caleb doesn't feel left out, we have decided to go ahead with getting him a helmet as well. Let's just hope that the folks @ The Woodlands Orthotics and Prosthetics have more luck with the insurance company than we did because these things aren't cheap.



Here are a few pics to help fill out the blog:




The boys are mobile enough now that you can just put them on the floor and let them play with each other. They will roll around and grab each other's hear, pull on their clothes and generally just poke at each other. It is really cute and also provides a few minutes rest for whoever is responsible for watching them.



Caleb is already starting to study up to make sure he is on track when it is time to fill out his application to Texas A&M University! WHOOP!

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