Ok, family has been told as well as (most of) our close friends. I think I can finally make the announcement.
WE’RE EXPECTING!
Yup, you read right. There will be more jansta eggis. Wait, did you say eggis? As in plural? As in more than one?
Yup
WE’RE EXPECTING TWINS!
AGAIN!
OMG
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Discovery Science Center
In my quest to take advantage of all things free to kids 2 and under, we went to the Discovery Science Center. If you've ever driven on the 5 freeway in So Cal, it's the gigantic cube teetering on the edge of the freeway.
The best part of our visit was that we got in free too! Thanks to Bank of America's Museum on Us promotion, we saved $26 on adult admissions! People, if you bank with BOA, you have to take advantage of this promo! I don't think many people do as no one else presented their BOA card at the ticket window. Tsk, tsk.
Just the girls in our Tuesday tshirts.
The first exhibit we checked out was Animal Grossology. Not surprisingly, Bree didn't like it (she is, afterall, her mother's daughter). Luke didn't mind it as much, although he was cautious. Here he is as far away possible (but curious) from the poop exhibit -
Bob the Builder - Project: Build It exhibit upstairs was more to their liking -
Magnetic blocks which made stacking fun and easy...
Driving with Scoop the Digger
Dad helping figure out Bob's tools.
Our future architect...
and construction worker!
Kids had a blast pushing buttons on the Talkie Talkie and hearing the famous catch phrases.
In front of Wendy's Caravan.
There's my girl, laying stones on the wall. The miniature wheel barrow was too cute.
Surveying the vegetable garden.
Another fun day. So much so the kids are going on 3 hours of nap time! I need to wake them up or else they'll never fall asleep tonight.
ps If you like the Tuesday tshirts the kids and I are wearing, please click here or on the second Tuesday button on the left side of the blog. There are shirts for men, Mike's was in the hamper :-( All profits from the sale go to Tuesday's family to help with their medical expenses. Happy shopping!
The best part of our visit was that we got in free too! Thanks to Bank of America's Museum on Us promotion, we saved $26 on adult admissions! People, if you bank with BOA, you have to take advantage of this promo! I don't think many people do as no one else presented their BOA card at the ticket window. Tsk, tsk.
Just the girls in our Tuesday tshirts.
The first exhibit we checked out was Animal Grossology. Not surprisingly, Bree didn't like it (she is, afterall, her mother's daughter). Luke didn't mind it as much, although he was cautious. Here he is as far away possible (but curious) from the poop exhibit -
Bob the Builder - Project: Build It exhibit upstairs was more to their liking -
Magnetic blocks which made stacking fun and easy...
Driving with Scoop the Digger
Dad helping figure out Bob's tools.
Our future architect...
and construction worker!
Kids had a blast pushing buttons on the Talkie Talkie and hearing the famous catch phrases.
In front of Wendy's Caravan.
There's my girl, laying stones on the wall. The miniature wheel barrow was too cute.
Surveying the vegetable garden.
Another fun day. So much so the kids are going on 3 hours of nap time! I need to wake them up or else they'll never fall asleep tonight.
ps If you like the Tuesday tshirts the kids and I are wearing, please click here or on the second Tuesday button on the left side of the blog. There are shirts for men, Mike's was in the hamper :-( All profits from the sale go to Tuesday's family to help with their medical expenses. Happy shopping!
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Before the internet...
..before blogs, before cell phones, before dvd players, before husbands, before kids - this is what I was doing on my Spring Break. Taking trips to Ensenada Mexico, drinking little Cornitas (baby Coronas) and having a blast. Here I am with my beautiful friends who also happen to be my roommates too.
Now, we have 4 husbands, 6 kids, 2 dogs and 1 cat between us. Here we are a couple weeks ago celebrating Dev's birthday, who btw lives in London with her dear hubby and beautiful little boy. Obviously missing is my other dear friend who I visited a few months ago and blogged about-
I get nostaligic thinking about the past, but wouldn't trade my life now for anything. Well maybe for a case of Coronitas and a clove cigarette?
ps I couldn't post on a Tuesday, without a mention of Tuesday. She's doing miraculously well, we're so happy for them. Her mom's posted a great update on her here.
Now, we have 4 husbands, 6 kids, 2 dogs and 1 cat between us. Here we are a couple weeks ago celebrating Dev's birthday, who btw lives in London with her dear hubby and beautiful little boy. Obviously missing is my other dear friend who I visited a few months ago and blogged about-
I get nostaligic thinking about the past, but wouldn't trade my life now for anything. Well maybe for a case of Coronitas and a clove cigarette?
ps I couldn't post on a Tuesday, without a mention of Tuesday. She's doing miraculously well, we're so happy for them. Her mom's posted a great update on her here.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Bowers Kidseum
I got word today Tuesday has graduated from the PICU unit and has been moved to oncology! This is great news, she's getting better and can hang out in the less scary ward of the hospital. The PICU team all clapped for her and called her a miracle! I'm so happy for Tuesday.
Today my SIL, Karen, and I took the peeps to Bowers Kidseum. It was a great place for them. Like most moms, I'm always looking for a good place that'll be fun and interest them. More so, a place where I can let them out of the stroller without worrying about breaking anything or having people give me glaring looks. I'm also taking advantage of the fact they're under 2 years of age and usually free admission. I'm going to be really bummed when I have to start forking over the extra dollars :-)
L&B stepping down from the bridge they've crossed. They weren't sure about the floor beneath them not being steady.
A glimpse of all the cool masks and instruments the kids are encouraged to pick up and play with.
Cousin Maggie and Auntie Karen putting on a puppet show. Luke mesmorized by the dragon puppet.
Today my SIL, Karen, and I took the peeps to Bowers Kidseum. It was a great place for them. Like most moms, I'm always looking for a good place that'll be fun and interest them. More so, a place where I can let them out of the stroller without worrying about breaking anything or having people give me glaring looks. I'm also taking advantage of the fact they're under 2 years of age and usually free admission. I'm going to be really bummed when I have to start forking over the extra dollars :-)
L&B stepping down from the bridge they've crossed. They weren't sure about the floor beneath them not being steady.
A glimpse of all the cool masks and instruments the kids are encouraged to pick up and play with.
Cousin Maggie and Auntie Karen putting on a puppet show. Luke mesmorized by the dragon puppet.
Maggie and Bree dressing up from the trunks filled with international costumes.
I'm amazed Luke knew how to work the rotary phone!
Kids in the Language Exploration room learning different symbols. Actually, just Maggie learning. L&B enjoyed climbing onto the big kids chairs.
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