Day 2015

Hid Easter eggs for the kids, so I think I’m officially a parent now. Or do I have to wait until I cause one or more child crippling embarrassment?

Day 2014

So far Lizard thinks Easter is about staying home and colouring together. Her little mind will be blown when the chocolate comes out.

Meanwhile, Chinchilla continues to be totally unimpressed by desserts. Somehow I don’t think he’ll be quite as stoked about the rest of the weekend as his sister.

Day 2013

Can’t not sleep. Sleeps will eat me.

Day 2012

Lizard has started taking her little brother for walks. She’s so excited about it that she tries to drag him to his feet to pull him around behind her.

He’s mostly excited about it too. Mostly.

Day 2011

Sometimes I wonder if other parents have as much fun as I do teaching their kids to say weird stuff that, for example, you do not expect to hear from a three year old.

Or that are just silly, ridiculous words. Like gadzooks.

Day 2010

Arrived at daycare for pickup and the wrong baby was crying.

Welcome to the land of nosebleeds, sweetheart. I recommend finding somewhere else to hang out.

Also, both babies needing mommy at the same time keeps getting more interesting as their combined weight appproaches 50 wriggly pounds. Maybe I need to start doing some arm curls with really obese cats to get in better shape for this...

Day 2009

A three year old’s imagination combined with great language skills is a really fantastic, hilarious adventure.