Andrew's been sick for a couple days

How does he choose the most inconvenient days to get sick?


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Wow! It's been a while.

Things have been a little hectic around here with the Arts Fest and everything else going on. I apologize for the lack of posts recently, but I have been exhausted. Until tonight, I haven't even fired the shutter on my camera for at least a week and haven't processed an image in longer than that. I might be out of practice already!

Just to make sure I had something to post, I took these super-quick photos of Andrew while he was in the dining room. He wasn't too thrilled with me, I was taking him away from TV time. It only took a minute, though.




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I still don't get it

Even after two little boys, I still don't understand the allure of mulch on stairs or mulch on slides or mulch on hair. How much fun could it possibly be?




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Andrew in his jammies

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Matthew, post-run

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Matthew enjoyed the kindergarten kick-off, too

Although, he may have been too cool for the park.





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Kindergarten Kick-Off

The week that school started, the PTA (I think) hosted a kindergarten kick-off party at the spray park right behind the school. It was about 95 degrees outside when we got there, but Andrew still insisted that he was cold. Freakin' Texans...




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The boys with Grammy at the park

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Andrew swinging on the slide

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He's a graduate

On his last day in Room A (12-18 month olds), Matthew's teacher made them each a paper mortarboard and mock diploma. I'm going to miss Ms. Maria, she was such a sweetheart and great with the kids.

Too bad he wouldn't stop running around the house long enough for me to get a good photo.

We wish her all the luck in the world while she's out on maternity leave, too.



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I don't even remember why he was crying

All I remember is that it wasn't worth the effort to generate the tears.




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