And the bug continues...

To say that the last week and 1/2 has been yucky would be an understatement. We have all learned to share the bathroom in a new way as the stomach bug literally tore through our house. Hank was the last to fall tonight. (I should say that Katie, Jim and Gace - as Jane calls her - are still standing.) Poor little man has an ear infection and now the bug. He's sleeping now so I am on my way to bed before "night" falls and we jump into action. Seriously, I'm beginning to think that "night" is really more of a theoretical concept than a designated time for sleep. I shouldn't complain though - I napped for over an hour today.

Pictures from the week:

We had a lazy day on Friday - didn't get out of our pj's until 3 - but that doesn't mean we were just sitting around. Here's the energy of a 4 1/2 year old caught on camera.






Then, we adorned our new winter shirts with built in gloves and went outside to enjoy the snow. Jane was caught eating yellow snow and thankfully Turner quickly led her away. You'll notice Jane has a tie on. She wore it all day on Friday pointing to it and saying "Dada."



Lego mania continues for Turner - Here is his T-Rex and museum that he made during quiet time. Hank is sure to eat one of the smallest pieces soon - they are smaller than his food - but he'll appreciate the Lego collection later!

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And the little guys first dose of amoxicilin - the pink stuff!


On the adult end... I started classes last week - A&P II - with a great professor and familiar faces. Not sure exactly where this is taking me, but it feels good for now.

Matt has done another amazing job at raising money for the school - they've completed their fundraising for this school year and can begin to save for the next.

Finally I heard this today from a dessert chef interviewed by Foodies - a PBS show about food -I thought it fit us very well:

"People say I think out of the box - I don't really see that - I just think in my box and my box is some place else."