Day Three.

Well, let's just say that no one bounced out of bed around here this morning. It was a dark, rainy and sleepy day. One where if you did not have kids in school you got to enjoy sleeping in. I am jealous of you people. It was only last year that could have been me. Instead, I was up at 6 with Harper, the boys at 7 and out the door at 8. Poof. There goes sleeping in.


When I went to get the boys up this morning they said their eyes weren't ready yet. I guess that means they were not done sleeping. After much coaxing and bribery with chocolate chip waffles they got up, dressed, brushed and down for breakfast.

After I picked Davis up today from school I asked him if he had homework, and he said he did; however, he didn't need to do it now he was going to wait until he was 12. Hmm...should I tell him now that between age 5 and age 12 he will have more to do than this one page that he pastes pictures on about his family?

Then just a bit ago he had to use the restroom and in route he had to stop and tell me just HOW COOL his bathroom at school is because the doors have signs to tell you when someone is in there. He wondered if we could get those here at home too. Personally, I am not anticipating a heavy restroom rush or traffic jam in the bathrooms around here...but I will keep that tip tucked away in case that becomes an issue down the road.

He is a funny kid. I am a tired mom. When is my nap time again? Oh yeah, I lost that too...

*Edited to add the latest by Davis*

This afternoon Carson and Harper were napping. Since napping was not an option for me I asked Davis if he wanted to play a game with me and he said no, he needed to be alone and asked me to give him his privacy. His words. Seriously?!