I have difficulty staying awake while posting...and don't even always realize I didn't finish like this post from earlier in the week. Random few days of catch up from last week. 

Napping in Micah's bed because the repair guys were supposed to come fix the shower door. Micah set up the watchful environment. 

It's never good when a baby hides. He took off with his meds (which he is sitting on) and then found a pen along the way.  He hiding those meds and using that pen like a pro.... on the wall.  

He's still not sure how he feels about that house.  But it's growing on him.  Also, note the washcloth in his right hand. He was cleaning his toy and the horse before he thought maybe the horse needed some block. 

Chickpea pasta. Maybe not the biggest win. 

Those chips look like a much better choice!

Bryan had one of the gun safes out and Judah found it. He pushed the buttons a good number of times as they been and flash colors.  Apparently, one can only do that so many times before it thinks you're trying to break in and sets off an alarm.  Which we had to let run is course because we couldn't figure out how to turn it off. 

This is Judah later in the day, keeping an eye on it. Needless to say,  he didn't try pushing those cool buttons again!

Nice weather meant baseball, football, and golf! And a bad school week. 

The other girly outfit I bought online. I really didn't think it was THAT bad. But I took Judah to the commissary... and was agreed what her name was.  

Bryan wins this one.  Play clothes or donation.

Noah helping Judah enjoy the weather and learn some soccer skills. 

They fixed the shower door so now it swings both ways. Judah wasn't expecting that. He was super cautious at first but then got bolder and tried to climb in. He got stuck because the door auto closed. It's so fun to watch him learn. 

72 degrees in March?! With sun!  Glorious. 

EJ and I ran some errands and found ourselves this baby. He asked if we could get a Lamborghini instead of another Corvette. I assured him that they weren't in the same price range,  but if it turned out we could afford one, sure. 

Elijah took this one himself- because you need a side shot, too!

We came home to this sight.  The kids got a basketball hoop as a gift for one of their days of Christmas and it was finally warm enough to get it in. Or at least Start to. Who knew how much work these things were. Bryan had to rent a concrete mixer,  buy 1000 pounds of concrete (before the water was added), and clearly finagle things to keep it upright. 

What do you mean it has to cure a week before the next step?!

Chia seed pudding is a favorite for breakfast around here. I usually put it in Mason jars but it was too late and I wasn't trying to track smaller ones down  somewhere in the basement at 11 pm...so it all went in a jar. I didn't realize how much it made until it was next to a milk jug!