Summer Slacker

I know I promised to keep up this blog, and I assure you I am trying. However - as you saw from my last post I more than have my hands full. And I wouldn't want it any other way. So I thought I would take a little time out of my morning to update you all on the Kugler house happenings.

Easton is - well - Easton. I'm sure by now you've all gotten the idea on THAT one.  Last weekend we took the kids to Lewis & Clark Days and he got to burn off some of that good energy. He had a blast at the parade (of course - because it was full of farm equipment and that's what the sun rises and sets on in his little world) and then we took him over to bounce his little heart out in the bouncy houses. I thought they might be a little big for him yet but he proved me wrong - my much too fearless little 2 year old.

Trying to feed Sophie his popcicle

Since he is so "busy" (an understatement - for sure) his dad thought a sandbox would be a good idea. Easton helped him build it and I snapped this picture out our back patio. We truly live in paradise.

And the sandbox proved to be a brilliant idea. Yesterday was his first day really trying it out - and I had to give him a bath by 2 pm because he had sand in places that don't exactly see daylight..

Then you have our Little Miss Miracle. She amazes me more and more every day. The only thing different about her than a "normal baby" at this point (aside from the scar and incredible badass factor) is that she is on the small side, which is perfectly normal. The last time we were to the doctor she was measuring at about the 15 percentile - and gastro babies don't normally even fall on that chart, which is awesome. She is definitely on the tiny side - still fitting newborn clothes and diapers - but it isn't a concern considering the situation. As you can see she is one happy baby - all full of smiles all the time. We officially moved her to her crib a few weeks ago and she is doing fabulous with it. She actually sleeps better there than she did in our room, which is happy news for all of us. She has even been sleeping though the night - go us! And while this is great news and all, this baby stuff just goes sooo fast. I'm enjoying the hell out of every moment because you blink and they're walking. Or in my case, you blink and they're climbing up on your dryer and dumping your laundry detergent all over hell. Until next time.. <3