Hehe, my picture angle makes little Hulk look like his head is extra ginormous. I promise he is a normally proportioned child. Regardless, as promised, look at his hair. It's all gone. As I mentioned earlier, I felt the need to cut his baby locks again to remind myself that he won't by my BABY baby much longer. Husband and I love him with his baby looking hair, but boy hair can get so wonky once it's reached a certain length, especially with the mean cow licks mommy has bestowed on her children. He has been great about haircuts since his first one. He is a little wiggle and not totally impressed with the itchy hair, but he doesn't cry and he is really an easy client to work with.
Welcome to our daily routine in the afternoon. Judy and Dragon's school parking lot is madness. Unfortunately, people who can make and raise children sometimes seem barely able to drive, and I hate the after school pickup in the parking lot, so I make my 2 superstars traipse across their school grounds and the nearby park and pick them up on the other side. Traffic problem/stupid people problem solved. It cuts down on so much stress for me and exercises their little bodies. When Baby Girl arrives and it is springy I am hoping to do more walking to come and get them. We live only about half a mile from the school, but winter weather makes me a wimp.
I love seeing their bright smiley faces every afternoon. They are normally super excited to tell me about their day. Granted, today, Judy was wondering what in the heck is mom doing driving up and taking pictures, thus the silly face, but I'm all about throwing them off with my weirdness. If Judy can have the quirkiest cat EVER, why not the quirkiest mom ever?
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