Keeping It Simple

It's July already and my project 365 do over has been unsuccessful =P. I have been busy these past few months (, when was I not =P?). So let me start my blog again by keeping it simple =).

Day 17

I put briefs on Nathan today to try to train him not to use diapers anymore. I told him to tell me at once if he needs to use the bathroom. But since it's his first time, he couldn't help having accidents. When I was asking him what happened, this is what he looked like, pretending not to hear or see me =P.

 

Day 16

Nathan's favorite cartoon shows are Dora the Explorer and Diego which he watches before noon on weekdays on the nickelodeon channel. He found some stickers from a Pampers mail and put it all over his arm because he said they're his favorite =).

Day 15

The boys and I were in the front yard sitting on the swing. I asked Francis what he thinks is the hardest to do in school and this was his expression. Then he answered, "None really." =)

Day 14

It's fun friday every friday in Tristan's class. He gets to pick a toy from a treasure chest if he's been good the whole week. Tristan has come home several times with beaded necklaces, telling me that he picked them specially for me. Instead of choosing a toy for himself, my 'baby' Tristan thinks of me =). Oh, how my heart swells with so much love =)...

Day 13

I remember when I was younger, I super loved to play the game in the arcade where you had to hammer the head of the moles that appear from the holes =). Kids nowadays don't need to go to the arcade to play that. There are different kinds of whac-a-mole games you can buy to play with at home. It even keeps the boys busy in the car.

Day 12

Last night John picked up Tristan's glasses from Lenscrafters. Tristan was so excited to use it. He wanted to use it even when sleeping but we told him it's only for school when he has to read from the blackboard and for watching tv at home. Since we haven't bought the cord yet, he wasn't able to bring his glasses to school today. Tonight he pleaded with me to buy him the cord so he can use it starting tomorrow in school. Tristan was so, so amazed he can see clearly. He went to the different parts of the house to read words from a distance, words on the cereal box, titles of books, etc. It was only today that I really realized how bad his eyes are =(.