five minutes ago, they were tiny little babies
Every night, at bed time, I go in to snuggle Charlie. He wraps his arms around me and says, "Mama, I'm NEVER going to let you go."
And every night I think, "Aren't I supposed to be the one saying that?"

Yesterday, in the car, Charlie said, "Mama!"
"Charlie!"
"Can you get me a SNORKEL?"
Wade and I started to laugh. "Yes," I said, "I think I can get you a snorkel."
"Good," he said, "because I can't breathe underwater."

Henry has finally started reading. He has been ABLE to read for a long time, he just hasn't been WILLING. But last night, he read me a Henry and Mudge book, and he laughed until he could hardly breathe because Mudge! had his head! in a trash can! Today he read Charlie a Berenstain Bears book and the two of them laughed themselves silly over the chicken with handcuffs on.
Apparently nothing is funnier than a chicken in handcuffs.

Whoever took my babies, please return them. These big kids? Can't possibly be mine.
And every night I think, "Aren't I supposed to be the one saying that?"

Yesterday, in the car, Charlie said, "Mama!"
"Charlie!"
"Can you get me a SNORKEL?"
Wade and I started to laugh. "Yes," I said, "I think I can get you a snorkel."
"Good," he said, "because I can't breathe underwater."

Henry has finally started reading. He has been ABLE to read for a long time, he just hasn't been WILLING. But last night, he read me a Henry and Mudge book, and he laughed until he could hardly breathe because Mudge! had his head! in a trash can! Today he read Charlie a Berenstain Bears book and the two of them laughed themselves silly over the chicken with handcuffs on.
Apparently nothing is funnier than a chicken in handcuffs.

Whoever took my babies, please return them. These big kids? Can't possibly be mine.

14 Comments:
Our baby finally made the move out of the bassinet and into the crib last night. He woke up around 2:30 and I went in to feed him. As I tip-toed through the room, where my two older boys sleep as well, I heard my two year old pipe up in a scratchy nighttime voice. "Don't worry, Mommy. I will sing him ABCD's." My heart overflows!
Sarah! I love that! So sweet.
When I see a picture of your lovely little family I think how much your boys look like Wade. Then I see pics of you with them, and they look like thier mama, too. Lucky kids, I think. :)
Thanks, Christy!
Unless you're saying that I look like Wade. And then maybe not so much.
It's so cute to see your boys with their glasses, just like you. My youngest brother (now 11) has worn glasses since he was 2 and I just think little boys in glasses are the cutest in thing in the world.
They are mighty cute. My kids are 9 and 6 now - using sarcasm appropriately and reading to their younger cousins.
I am now a Mom that whispers 'time flies...'
It's true.
Love the site.
I love to see how much fun you and your little guys have together. (And your glasses are quite stylish; I am in the market for new ones myself.)
Blythe, I just realized the other day that my glasses are TEN years old. But every time I think about getting new ones, one of the boys needs them instead. Sigh.
And Janssen, glasses ARE cute on little boys, right up to the moment where they decide to wrestle or play football or joust and you just KNOW they are going to wind up broken. Again.
I know...where does the time go. I just wrote about this same thing too.
I love that post and the pictures. I look at my kids and marvel that they've gotten so tall and they're not even out of diapers yet.
Y'all are precious. I love that you're getting him a snorkel. Makes you a really good momma.
So sweet... love the picture and the stories!
I can't believe how quickly they grow either!
My heart aches for you! At one and three I feel like my babies are gone as well--I can't possible imagine my Will and Henry at the ages of your boys, but then, I'll be there before we know it!
I forget how I found your blog (on someone's blogroll), but I am really enjoying it, I'll be back!
So bittersweet. I just had my second and last and I find myself memorizing every detail knowing he's my last baby. The fuzzy shoulders. The bird squawk cry. Then my 3 yr old poops in the playroom and brings it to me and I think...age 5 might be nice!
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