Project 365 - Day 60

So I totally forgot about this being a leap year when I started my Project 365. In reality this should be called project 366! Oops! I debated calling today "bonus day" in my count, but I think I'll just stick with the numbers in order and have a bonus day at the end!

Evan & Daddy having a conversation at the top of the stairs.

Project 365 - Day 59

Evan loves his stall shower. We haven't really used it, but the boys bathtub is getting too crowded so we started splitting them up. The look on his face just made me laugh.

Project 365 - Day 58

This month in Shaun's preschool class they are learning about pets, different types of pets, and how to care for different animals. They even have a "vet office" area set up in the classroom. A couple weeks ago in class they made doctor bags. I had put it aside and came across it today while organizing the kitchen. Shaun showed him his doctor bag and pointed out the stethoscope. That is when Charlie got out his stethoscope and the boys got a little lesson on the heart this morning!

Here is David checking out Daddy's heart.

Project 365 - Day 57

Yesterday my niece turned 5! Being the only girl in the family means I get to spoil her with lots of cute outfits that I don't get to buy otherwise being a mother of boys!

Project 365 - Day 56

I consider myself a lucky Mommy because today was my first trip to the ER since becoming a mother 5 1/2 years ago. Evan got into a fight with a skee ball machine and the skee ball machine won. Here is my little champ after getting 7 stitches.

Project 365 - Day 55

I bought this basket at Target today and Evan decided it was a nice place to chill out.

Project 365 - Day 54

This morning I dropped David off at school and it was raining. About an hour later, with the trees still dripping from rain, the sun decided to make an appearance. It's one of the coolest effects of nature. I absolutely love the way the sun glistens off the raindrops and I couldn't grab my camera fast enough to capture it. Of course it's not as stunning as it is in real life, but you can still get the sense of the clouds in the background and the sun shinning through.