I got the crazy idea to go grocery shopping with both Cameron and Jack BY MYSELF. It wasn't just a "we need bread" grocery run either. It was we need everything from diapers to bread. As I sat in the parking lot, I contemplated turning around and going home. This is why they invented McDonald's, right? No diapers...hmmm. I sat for five minutes looking at my list and debating the necessary items. Only mandatory products allowed. Then the cart debate. Cameron loves to drive the car. I could put him in the car and then put the carrier in the basket. Where will the groceries go? I decided the Austin Powers mini me baby carrier was the way to go. How in the hell does this thing even work? A lady was in the car across from me staring me down as I tried to put the carrier thing on and then tried to wedge Jack in it. I didn't feel comfortable fully letting go of Jack with one hand so I shopped and pushed a basket with one hand. One lady stopped to mention Jack had lost a sock. My response, "Ma'am, if the only casualty of the day is a sock, we're doing pretty good." We survived and managed to find the sock waiting patiently for us by the car.
12/31/11
2 months old
I got the crazy idea to go grocery shopping with both Cameron and Jack BY MYSELF. It wasn't just a "we need bread" grocery run either. It was we need everything from diapers to bread. As I sat in the parking lot, I contemplated turning around and going home. This is why they invented McDonald's, right? No diapers...hmmm. I sat for five minutes looking at my list and debating the necessary items. Only mandatory products allowed. Then the cart debate. Cameron loves to drive the car. I could put him in the car and then put the carrier in the basket. Where will the groceries go? I decided the Austin Powers mini me baby carrier was the way to go. How in the hell does this thing even work? A lady was in the car across from me staring me down as I tried to put the carrier thing on and then tried to wedge Jack in it. I didn't feel comfortable fully letting go of Jack with one hand so I shopped and pushed a basket with one hand. One lady stopped to mention Jack had lost a sock. My response, "Ma'am, if the only casualty of the day is a sock, we're doing pretty good." We survived and managed to find the sock waiting patiently for us by the car.
Christmas festivities
Christmas was what we expected...wild! Anytime you catch two days where kids are up late and without naps you just have to also expect to catch hell. It wasn't that bad though.
Jack is up waiting for Santa.
Christmas morning!!! Santa brought Cameron a slide.
Notice who is the boss in the family.
12/10/11
Brotherly Love
This is a huge accomplishment - both boys napping at the same time. In the rare event this does happen, I have absolutely no idea what to do with myself because there are so many possibilities.
Ah yes, back to reality. Jack is the one on the left covered in baby wipes. I don't know which one it's more important to watch. Do I focus my attention on the attacker, Cameron, or should I keep an eye on Jack in hopes of preventing an attack? The baby wipes incident was harmless, which is why I grabbed the camera. In another episode I came out of the bathroom to find one son missing. Odds are you're thinking it's the one who is mobile. Not so much. I see Cameron laying on the sofa, but I don't see Jack. And then I see a little hand stretching out from underneath his older brother. No pictures are available from that instance. I figured 30 pounds of pressure on an infant is not good.
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