So proud of my little man and his (and I quote) "perfect swimming".

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Who needs clean windows, anyways? 

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If you want to entertain your children for 2+ days, invest in some balloons and a pump to make balloon animals. Srsly. 

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Inspecting the Christmas tree the morning after Joey and I set it up together. 

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November 26th is the day that I always want to set up our Christmas tree. It's my mom's birthday, and that's when we always did it. It may seem like an arbitrary tradition, but it's all ours and I love it.

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We're feeling the Christmas spirit something fierce in this house.

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This is the first Christmas that we've ever had Christmas lights on our house. It equaled three tiny blown minds.

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I guess you could say things are going well in this department.

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Are girls always much more dextrous than boys at a young age?

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Sandwich, anyone?

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A brief spark of sibling camaraderie. 

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She is the biggest ham. Also. Potty-training is not for the faint of heart... or of stomach.

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Physical education is important.

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A box of the most beautiful little treasures arrived from Ontario for my kiddos today!

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My littlest baby is in a big girl bed now!

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A haircut for the big boy.

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Surprisingly, letting them play with flour and water wasn't the worst idea in the world. Also surprisingly, Lydia made the least mess.

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Two lunch helpers.

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Little stinker.

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Photo credit: my husby.

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My biggest boy needs space to run and a dog with which to run it. (He's half of that little black dot up there... and his grandparents' dog is the other half.)