Day 31 - January 31, 2010

This picture really doesn't do the moment justice. I should have taken some video to go with it. Heath and Susannah were reenacting a dance that they saw after an episode of Olivia on Nick, Jr. They have some educational bits in between the shows. It was pretty cute. Susannah was directing Heath since he didn't pick up the dance moves as quickly as she did.

Day 30 - January 30, 2010

Today the kids were invited to a bowling birthday party. They both had lots of fun pushing the ball down the lane. Unfortunately, we had to leave about 45 minutes after it started because Heath started to feel like he was getting a fever.

Day 29 - January 29, 2010

Oh, my loud children. Here they are this morning practicing their Indian War Cries. This is a favorite activity for all meals. It's loud and a lot of times, it's very messy.

Day 28 - January 28, 2010

I think that the best time for my kids to play creatively is while I am making dinner. They seem to always come up with the most interesting things, keeping each other busy. Today the kids were making themselves ice cream cones while I was making dinner. Heath even put a cat toy rattle ball inside his cone for ice cream.

Day 27 - January 27, 2010

Here are the kids in an "ambulance." As you can see the red car in the background, there was a crash into the wall. And of course, they needed to take an ambulance to the hospital. I guess Susannah wasn't too hurt since she is smiling pretty big.

Day 26 - January 26, 2010

After 6 days of being away from home, we were ready head back to Texas. Heath was in heaven - after dropping off the rental car at JFK, we got to ride the train to the terminal. Both kids where having a blast. Maybe a recreational train ride is in our future.

Day 25 - January 25, 2010

We managed to find another inside thing to do on a cold, rainy Long Island morning - The Atlantis Aquarium. Here are the kids with Matthew looking in on the sea lions. We weren't able to see a show because of the rain but the sea lions were gracious enough to swim laps in front of the underwater viewing area.