Finally, it has arrived. A sans-flu season filled with lukewarm breezes, sunshine and gorgeous foliage. Spring is here--and around the kingdom--excitement for the season has also been brewing. King Tony is neck deep in NCAA March Madness, Abby is enjoying recess outdoors while at school and the twins are getting their pictures taken a lot more since they seem to be growing and changing so much more quickly than they did a month ago.
Prince Aramis loves his baths. Well, as long as no one is snapping his picture while he's butt naked, that is. Our little man was again admitted from the ER into the hospital this week for severe respiratory issues and is now at home with a lovely nebulizer which Wendy and Tony must use on him every 4-6 hours. :( This is him upon returning home. We knew after a few days in the hospital that everyone needed a good bath and a nap, and our boys get what they deserve... :)
Prince Alec has a smile for everyone! He's a glorious little tyke--
when he's not crying--and has been fortunate enough to AVOID the ER/hospital since his arrival home in the kingdom. Thank goodness!
To help their sleep deprived parents from calling them the incorrect names, we occasionally dress the twins in clothing on which their names have been printed. It really helps in the wee hours of the morning, and the late afternoon stretch of the day when the coffee wears off and child screaming has penetrated every corner of one's brain......
Prince Aramis loves his baths. Well, as long as no one is snapping his picture while he's butt naked, that is. Our little man was again admitted from the ER into the hospital this week for severe respiratory issues and is now at home with a lovely nebulizer which Wendy and Tony must use on him every 4-6 hours. :( This is him upon returning home. We knew after a few days in the hospital that everyone needed a good bath and a nap, and our boys get what they deserve... :)
Prince Alec has a smile for everyone! He's a glorious little tyke--when he's not crying--and has been fortunate enough to AVOID the ER/hospital since his arrival home in the kingdom. Thank goodness!
To help their sleep deprived parents from calling them the incorrect names, we occasionally dress the twins in clothing on which their names have been printed. It really helps in the wee hours of the morning, and the late afternoon stretch of the day when the coffee wears off and child screaming has penetrated every corner of one's brain......
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