Our Saturday

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Saturday was a relaxing day with Scott and Tyler after a hectic week. We walked to Jamba Juice and enjoyed a Jamba.
Scott saying thank you! This is what makes life as a mom great.
Tyler trying to figure out a straw.
He managed to get it in in his mouth as you can tell from the smile. I swiched it to a sippy cup later which he loved. It was fun to see them so happy on our outing.
Scott insisted on taking a bath with his brother. Can you believe they fit in the sink together? It was very cute. They played with their little cars and splashed in the tiny space they had. Scott chose some really cool presents for his brother at the store. It was nice having a relaxing day with my boys after such a crazy and hard week. We went to movies under the stars and watched Harry Potter at night. It was fun to have Danny home for that. I love my boys.

Comments

Erik said…
What a difference a week makes. So glad to see you guys turn the corner. Tyler is beaming!
9/8/08, 2:00 PM
Paris Bucklew said…
Glad Tyler is feeling better. Happy Birthday to him! Big hugs and kisses to your boys.
9/9/08, 8:34 AM
The Simmons Family said…
WE LOVE JAMBA JUICE!! It's one of my favorite places to take Kamryn on HOT AZ Summer days. Tyler's eyes always sparkle!!

Love that the boys can take a bath in the sink together. HAPPY BDAY TYLER!!

Andrea
9/9/08, 9:20 AM
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