Having two kids is totally different than having one. Totally. Someone once told me that having one child is like having an accessory, and it's kind of true. When it was just me and S traipsing through our days, things were awfully simple. There's a lot more juggling with two. Trying to figure out how to time nursing, diaper changes, clothing changes, preschool drop offs, and all the rest is interesting, but we're hanging in there. At least we are so far. It's only been three days.
And here's a look at how our day went yesterday. S and I are making Easter grass to decorate the table with. It'll hopefully be more interesting than the bagged stuff...it'll definitely be more ghetto. T was not interested in arts and crafts time...as you can clearly see.
Anyway, despite the craziness, I don't believe I'd change a thing. I am so totally in love with both of these gorgeous kiddos. I could eat them with spoons. And maybe a dollop of lightly whipped cream.
Here they are getting ready for soccer practice yesterday evening.
And here's a look at how our day went yesterday. S and I are making Easter grass to decorate the table with. It'll hopefully be more interesting than the bagged stuff...it'll definitely be more ghetto. T was not interested in arts and crafts time...as you can clearly see.
3 comments:
He looks so much like M to me.
PB
When it was just T, myself and S, I felt like we were a couple with a child. When we added J, then we truly felt like a family to me.
That's what I thought too, Paper Bird--such an M face!
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