The last tooth is THROUGH!
Omg, it has been a LONG 5 weeks, but the 6th tooth is finally through. Yep, you read that right. He got the first of this set of 6 teeth just 5 weeks ago. That is a tooth a week (or more) for the last month and a half. Poor baby... omgoodness. But on a good note, he is starting to sleep a little bit. He wakes on average only twice now.
Other things are going well. Homeschool is doing better and better every week now. She hardly ever complains about being away from her friends any more (mainly becuase I have been REALLY careful about making sure she has at least two playdates per week or more). She is doing stellar work (http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/RoseGardenhomeschool/).
Making the choice to homeschool Alex is already the right one. Before he is even home. He is working better with the family, I am having great talks about getting along with everyone, and being able to act like he is part of a team instead of doing his own thing. Interupting, helping out, arguing, making faces, talking back... all improved a bit already.
Don is doing great. Tired, because his schedule sucks! Working nights is hard. Working 10 hour nights is really hard... even though it gives you 3 days off a week.
I got to get out in the garden for the first time this season yesterday. I cleaned up beds a bit, and moved the trellis so I can plant peas when I get my yearly yard of soil, and started turning over the beds and cleaning off the pathways. The nights have been super cold lately. To the tune of lows in the 20's every night. The light has to be on for the chickens again, and the araconas have completely stopped laying. I haven't gotten a green egg in a month. We still get eggs (about 3 to 4 a day) from our trusty Rhodies, and Buffs... it is enough, although I had to have someone bring a dozen store bought eggs for Easter breakfast. lol!
That is all for now. Logan is dying for some lunch.
Other things are going well. Homeschool is doing better and better every week now. She hardly ever complains about being away from her friends any more (mainly becuase I have been REALLY careful about making sure she has at least two playdates per week or more). She is doing stellar work (http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/RoseGardenhomeschool/).
Making the choice to homeschool Alex is already the right one. Before he is even home. He is working better with the family, I am having great talks about getting along with everyone, and being able to act like he is part of a team instead of doing his own thing. Interupting, helping out, arguing, making faces, talking back... all improved a bit already.
Don is doing great. Tired, because his schedule sucks! Working nights is hard. Working 10 hour nights is really hard... even though it gives you 3 days off a week.
I got to get out in the garden for the first time this season yesterday. I cleaned up beds a bit, and moved the trellis so I can plant peas when I get my yearly yard of soil, and started turning over the beds and cleaning off the pathways. The nights have been super cold lately. To the tune of lows in the 20's every night. The light has to be on for the chickens again, and the araconas have completely stopped laying. I haven't gotten a green egg in a month. We still get eggs (about 3 to 4 a day) from our trusty Rhodies, and Buffs... it is enough, although I had to have someone bring a dozen store bought eggs for Easter breakfast. lol!
That is all for now. Logan is dying for some lunch.