It is nice to know the insides of our turkey did not go to waste! Papa dissecting the heart of our turkey and teaching the boys about the chambers of the heart!
We went to the Olympic oval to watch the speed skaters compete for the Olympics! It was amazing how fast they skate!
Ryan getting himself dressed, for some reason he doesn't seem to care yet about whether his clothes are on inside out or backwards. Richard and I get a good laugh out of it though! The funniest is when we are sitting in church and we look over an notice his pants are on backwards and we have the hardest time staying quiet because we are laughing so hard!
Super Boys! They found these pieces of box and wanted wings so mom got creative and used duct tape!
Here my scientists are preparing the gel to put in petri dishes to grow mold. We tested there fingers, teeth, and a toy to see which had more mold and it was nasty (according to mom). Here are Kayden and Ryan matching up chromosomes to find out if they have the chromosomes of a girl or a boy! It was a really fun way to talk about our baby and learn at the same time!
My cute boys watching TV!
My cute boy! He loves to sit on his big brother's bike and pretend to ride! He was also running with his brothers, tripped and fell and broke the skin on his eyebrow open and had to have four stitches. It seems like every boy in our house has to get stitches before he grows up.






2 comments:
That is true, even Richard. He got stitches on his head because he and his brothers were wrestling too close to the fire place while watching Jaws. Not sure how old he was.
Mom and I were at the store when it happened. Dad brought Richard home from the hospital just as we got home, he had I think 4-6 stitches and a coupon for a free kids meal from Artic Circle. I remember I was jealous about the free kids meal coupon, but not about the stitches. LOL
That is too funny! Richard totally remembers that too!
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