Just normal days around here lately. I have 3 boys doing school every day now so the mornings fly by. We do a Bible story together, then I start Andrew on his math and send him downstairs to his desk. Joel, Noah, and I sit together at the table and I do math with both of them at the same time (which doesn't always work). Aaron zooms around the house, stops for a hug or a kiss occassionally, and disappears, only to reappear later, sometimes with a sheepish look on his face.
And this little boy...
is pretty happy most of the time. He finally cut his first tooth on the bottom, but wasn't real fussy. He usually naps in the morning so I can get school done, but if he is awake, he is pretty happy to bounce around in his exersaucer or snack in the highchair.
A couple of weeks ago we had 9 kids at dinner time! Good thing they all behaved! Uncle Chris is reading them a story before bed.
Last Friday, our homeschool group had a science fair so the boys showed what they knew about the five classes of animals. Perhaps we should start a bit earlier next time? One of my friends, who has homeschooled for years and has a child in college, said that her oldest who is through with homeschooling said, "Mom, you're just teaching them to procrastinate!" :-)
Lock him up, he's too cute! I'm certain that's what his brothers were thinking when they did this.
Luke, 1 month
Luke, 8 months
The monkey hat fits a bit differently now! (And Auntie Alice has superior lighting skills when it comes to taking pics!)
And this little boy...
is pretty happy most of the time. He finally cut his first tooth on the bottom, but wasn't real fussy. He usually naps in the morning so I can get school done, but if he is awake, he is pretty happy to bounce around in his exersaucer or snack in the highchair.
A couple of weeks ago we had 9 kids at dinner time! Good thing they all behaved! Uncle Chris is reading them a story before bed.
Last Friday, our homeschool group had a science fair so the boys showed what they knew about the five classes of animals. Perhaps we should start a bit earlier next time? One of my friends, who has homeschooled for years and has a child in college, said that her oldest who is through with homeschooling said, "Mom, you're just teaching them to procrastinate!" :-)
Lock him up, he's too cute! I'm certain that's what his brothers were thinking when they did this.
Luke, 1 month
Luke, 8 months
The monkey hat fits a bit differently now! (And Auntie Alice has superior lighting skills when it comes to taking pics!)
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