See you later

It was a FAST week and it FLEW by! 

It was time to say see you later to Uncle Adam.

Uncle Adam and his nephews

"Waving" Bye

It was SOOOO good to have him here! 

We missed him before he even arrived back in Ohio. 

We really hope everyone can make plans to come and visit us 

sometime soon. And Uncle Adam and Ganma are welcome again anytime!

Then we had some time as a family.

He LOVES his baby brother!

Already growing so big!

Snuggling after bath time.

Then Hubby and I have decided we NEED a bigger bed! 

We've slept on a California King before and we hope 

to own one some day!! 

Why do we need a bigger bed you ask?

Exhibit A,B and C: 

Where are we supposed to sleep!!??

Our precious baby! 

(And BEFORE anyone overreacts! This precious little one 

was safely sleeping in his own bed in our room when he 

woke up to eat.  Mommy woke up and saw the visitors in her bed. 

She got the baby fed him and he feel asleep while nursing. So 

she laid him in bed protected by pillows on both sides to take the picture!)

Visitor #1

Visitor #2

Brotherly Sleep

We also have at least one dog in bed with us! 

That is 6-7 living beings in our once BIG queen size bed! 

It's still a Queen but somehow it's slowly shrinking!

We are usually SO tired that we don't even 

notice the boys come to bed! If we did 

we would try and get them to go back to their own beds. 

However, lately it has been FREEEEEEZING here in the

Pacific Northwest! So this has been a nightly occurrence! 

We don't mind them coming and snuggling up with us to keep warm.

What is the weather REALLY like here?!?!

All summer long we heard "record breaking heat" and 

then come fall the "rainy season," it was so rainy they

had several thunderstorms which "never happens here."

Now we are not even in winter and we've had a couple 

weeks straight of frost and now below freezing temperatures 

which is "the coldest temperatures we've had in years!?!?" 

Alright we get it already!!  Lets just have some "normal" weather here! 

Then we can tell people what it's really like to live in Seattle.