The girls started soccer. It's Lamb's very first year and she likes it. She's not very aggressive and she'll just stand in the field waving at us on the sidelines. At least she looks very cute. It's Bunny's second year and she bumped up from peewee to the under 7 league. Her teams has mostly freshly turned 7 year olds and they're very good. Bunny is learning a lot. She is such a clown out there. She's not yet competitive and she'll just try to make her teammates laugh. I think I'm more competitive then her. At the last game, they were playing a younger team (seems to have more 5 and freshly turned 6 yearsold) and Bunny's team was scoring frequently. When the score became 6 to zero, they played 3 on 7. And her team was still able to keep scoring. Hubs shouted, " let them score." and I shot him a look saying, "why?!" He says I'm brutal. I know, I don't know where this competitive edge comes from.
This is Puppy after being so good for 2 1/2 hours on the field. He had a bit of meltdown at the last 1/2 hour of Bunny's game. He kept wanting to go out on the field and kick the ball, too. Poor kid.
Puppy constantly wants to go outside. He'll cry whenever anyone leaves the house without him. He's always pointing outside and he'll follow me around the house carrying his shoes. Now that the weather has cooled down tremendously, I've been trying to take him out for walks. I've starte Little Gym classes for him and he likes it. He's favorite part is when all different size balls comes out and he can shout the hoops. He can already take a baseball sized ball and throw it across the room in the air. He loves to play catch. He'll throw the ball at me and I'll catch it and roll it back to him and he'll catch it and throw it back to me. We'd go back and forth and he loves it. He seems to love sports. He'll carry the plastic bat we have at home and a ball and try to hit it. He loves Bunny's tennis racket but he hits Lamb with it a lot.
If he's not whining about going outside, he'll be hanging on our freezer door. He's always wanting a freezer pop (joojoo ba). I've been so consumed with Frog that I've been just giving him freezer pops to keep him quiet. And that tends to be every 2 hours in a day. Now that Frog doesn't need to be fed as often, I'm trying to break Puppy's addiction to these freezer pops. It's been hard because he's so stubborn and he lets out constant shrilly screams. We've stopped getting them because I'm not able to resist his desperate cries.
Frog is now 2 months and she's smiling and cooing. She seems to be mild mannered except when she's hungry. Also, the last couple of days she got her very first cold and she was so congested she did not like sleeping in the bassinet. She slept mostly in her swing and slept with me at night. She goes to bed around 10 and wakes up at 2 , 4 and 6- 7 in the mornings. So I am so tired during the day. I started work 2 weeks ago so I've been falling asleep on the job. I've been drinking coffee and it's probably upsetting Frog but I don't know what else to do to keep myself from sleeping on the job.
The girls started soccer. It's Lamb's very first year and she likes it. She's not very aggressive and she'll just stand in the field waving at us on the sidelines. At least she looks very cute. It's Bunny's second year and she bumped up from peewee to the under 7 league. Her teams has mostly freshly turned 7 year olds and they're very good. Bunny is learning a lot. She is such a clown out there. She's not yet competitive and she'll just try to make her teammates laugh. I think I'm more competitive then her. At the last game, they were playing a younger team (seems to have more 5 and freshly turned 6 yearsold) and Bunny's team was scoring frequently. When the score became 6 to zero, they played 3 on 7. And her team was still able to keep scoring. Hubs shouted, " let them score." and I shot him a look saying, "why?!" He says I'm brutal. I know, I don't know where this competitive edge comes from.
This is Puppy after being so good for 2 1/2 hours on the field. He had a bit of meltdown at the last 1/2 hour of Bunny's game. He kept wanting to go out on the field and kick the ball, too. Poor kid.
Puppy constantly wants to go outside. He'll cry whenever anyone leaves the house without him. He's always pointing outside and he'll follow me around the house carrying his shoes. Now that the weather has cooled down tremendously, I've been trying to take him out for walks. I've starte Little Gym classes for him and he likes it. He's favorite part is when all different size balls comes out and he can shout the hoops. He can already take a baseball sized ball and throw it across the room in the air. He loves to play catch. He'll throw the ball at me and I'll catch it and roll it back to him and he'll catch it and throw it back to me. We'd go back and forth and he loves it. He seems to love sports. He'll carry the plastic bat we have at home and a ball and try to hit it. He loves Bunny's tennis racket but he hits Lamb with it a lot.
If he's not whining about going outside, he'll be hanging on our freezer door. He's always wanting a freezer pop (joojoo ba). I've been so consumed with Frog that I've been just giving him freezer pops to keep him quiet. And that tends to be every 2 hours in a day. Now that Frog doesn't need to be fed as often, I'm trying to break Puppy's addiction to these freezer pops. It's been hard because he's so stubborn and he lets out constant shrilly screams. We've stopped getting them because I'm not able to resist his desperate cries.
Frog is now 2 months and she's smiling and cooing. She seems to be mild mannered except when she's hungry. Also, the last couple of days she got her very first cold and she was so congested she did not like sleeping in the bassinet. She slept mostly in her swing and slept with me at night. She goes to bed around 10 and wakes up at 2 , 4 and 6- 7 in the mornings. So I am so tired during the day. I started work 2 weeks ago so I've been falling asleep on the job. I've been drinking coffee and it's probably upsetting Frog but I don't know what else to do to keep myself from sleeping on the job.
