Ok let see, We have been doing ok. Stacie got a call last Thursday from Everest College. This is where she got her degree. They wanted to interview her for a job. She has wanted to teach for a while. It is for the intern coordinator. She had the interview on Friday. She is just nervous now. We’ll have to see.
Really good news Aidan has gone for about four days with out an accident. He will go for hours without going to the bathroom, but he has several times now gone in and used the bathroom without prompting. I’m so excited. Isaac is even showing signs he will be potty trained soon. It’s hard to think that Isaac is going to be two next month. He follows Aidan around acts so much like him. The boys really get along well.
Sunday I picked up Aidan from his class and we went to get Isaac from nursery. Aidan went right to Isaac and said” Hey Bubby”. I’m glad they get along. I know soon they will be trying to kill each other. I bet Ari just wishes that they didn’t love her so much
I know I need to get the pictures off the camera and post some. I think there are some from Christmas still. I know I’m a slacker. Hey I have school, and I did have to dig us out from the snow. That was a cool storm. Six and half inches. I like. I should really fix the snow blower at grandmas.
Owell
Laters
Friday, February 15, 2008
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3 comments:
That's exciting about Stacie. We were just wondering what was up with you guys since we didn't see you on Sunday. We'll keep our fingers crossed for that job. Good job on the potty training, too! We are just starting that. I wouldn't be surprised if Issac follows Aidan's example. Sydney was soooo easy to potty train because she was wanting to be like her big sis. Love you guys!
That's great about Stacie. I guess that will mean no more formula samples though! Keep us posted. It is such a relief when your child gets p. trained! I'm not looking forward to training G.
Keep us posted on the job. That would be fun. We are almost set with Zach on potty training too. Defiantly a lesson in patience.
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