After several weeks of being cooped up, it's been SO nice to get back into our "normal" routine. This past week was especially fun - our museum outing and dinner with friends on Monday, being back at CBS on Tuesday, a beautiful and intense Bible study with dear friends Weds morning, dinner at church that evening followed by pre-marital counseling at our house with sweet friends whom Dave is marrying in April, a fun playdate with a friend and her daughter Thurs morning, mid-morning mimosa's with another dear friend Friday morning ;), movie and pizza night with the boys followed by hours of talking and playing games by the fire with friends that night, a super fun bridal shower with so many dear friends on Saturday, a large family gathering that evening for Grandpa Jerry's birthday full of good food, wine, and laughter, being with our sweet church family Sunday morning, and an O'Choi dinner before service that night. Whew - we're never this social. Oddly, no pictures of all the people time, but here's a few of life around the house.

Look at me smiling! Mommy finally got her act together and grabbed the camara.

Andrew's choice activity of the week - playing dominoes with puppy.

It's been so sweet to watch Andrew and Caden fall head over heels in love with their brother. This week Will has started responding to them with smiles, and even his first little laughs.

Dr. Andrew - I love how carefully he inspected Will's ear.

We broke out the bumbo this week (he's watching me make dinner). Andrew is all about activity/coloring books these days.
Love the photos - Will makes me smile!!Missing you all! Love, Grandma kathy
ReplyDeleteWow, what a week! Glad we were able to sneak in there at the end. Great pictures... love Dr. Andrew and little Will tilting in the bumbo. Miss you guys. -- the Chois
ReplyDeleteSeriously, how are you able to have that much energy to do all these things?!!! You're wild! I love it. I really need tips from you on how to deal with a newborn and another child. Also, how and when to get rid of the dummy (pacifier).
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