Larry is home!

Yes, he's home and I'm so glad! I will be honest though... It's not like I was *happy* to see him go, but the change of pace at home here is nice. I hung out at my parents place more and make very lazy suppers. I did laundry till 11 something at night once too! I watched chick flicks over and over again, ones that he would have groaned at and made fun of. All that to say, there are fun things that you can do on your own! It IS nice to have him home now. Besides, the water lines are frozen and the garbage needs to be taken out. hahaha
I just watched the end of a favorite movie. The kind where the perfect couple get together, and kiss at the end. Levi was watching it with me and says "oh... they're in love..." I guess he's watched a few chick flicks with me, hahaha Then he goes on to say "Mommy, you and Daddy used to do that. You did that only once, then you learned better cause you got sick and you wont do THAT anymore!!!" TOO FUNNY! I guess he hasn't seen us kiss in a while... I really laugh at the conclusion our kids come up with. It's true that what we do tells them more then what we say.
Kayla just asked me "Mom, how come Emily can move so fast when she doesn't even have any candy?" Yes, our Emily is a busy one!
Bed time... Ok, why does bedtime have to be so crazy? We have a routine, and a regular bedtime, which helps, but they constantly attempt to break every rule. It was worse without a routine though. I say get in to bed... they run to the bathroom... I say go pee, they jump into bed and read a book... I say read a book before bed... They play with toys... I just don't get it! It's not like they're even doing bad things, just not what they're suppose to be doing. And I don't even care if they mix the routine up, but usually they go back and do something again or whatever. Then there's always the bed time snack and drink they beg for, even if we ate supper late and they just finished. They always assure me that they really are starving already. Enough.