Honk honk

The babies did not sleep through the night yet again.  I got up a few times to plug them with pacis.  Then Erin eventually got up to feed Aubrey.  She also fed Carter because I was being stubborn and decided yet again that it's time for them to stop geting bottles and start figuring out how to deal without a bottle. 

I realize that this irritates Erin, but it irritates me that she won't just let them cry.  So we decided tonight that we'll water down their night time bottles and get watering them down more and more.  Eventually we'll just give them water.  Most likely they won't want the water and at that point they'll have to deal with not getting a bottle.

I wasn't feeling well again this morning.  I had almost no energy so it was a struggle to get the kids ready and loaded in the minivan.  I was contemplating dropping the kids off at daycare and then heading back home, but I decided to try going to work and see how long I could make it.  I dropped the kids off and got my hugs and kisses from Calvin and Brayden.  Then Calvin opened the door and said "bye bye dada" and then after I walked out the door he closed the door behind me.  At least I know that they like being at daycare.

I started feeling a better a little before noon today and I managed to stay the entire day at work.  There was a lot of traffic on the way home today.  There were a lot of rubberneckers causing a major traffic jam.  Even with the traffic jam I was only five minutes late picking up the kids.

On the way home there was someone that honked their horn and Calvin said "someone honk horn".  He kept saying it over and over all the way home.

Brayden actually ate all of his corn dog tonight.  As a matter of fact he ate all of his dinner.  They hadn't been doing very well eating dinner lately so it was good to see at least one of them eat. 

Nothing spectacular happened tonight.  Everyone went to bed quite easily. 

Erin had another follow-up visit today.  Everything is going well.  She can start doing light activity.  She still can't pick up the older boys for three more weeks.