Scissors?

We had our first haircut mishap and survived. Chloe took it upon herself to use their scissors. Luckily it was only her stuffed dog. It ended up with quite the butcher job. Thank goodness it wasn't her sister's or her own hair.

Why name it?

This morning was pretty funny. Tyler was playing with the girls before he had to leave for work. As he was taunting Isha, in a matter of fact way, she informed him that he "really needs to grow up". For everyone who asks, "Is it hard having more than one kid?". The only time more than one kid is really "hard", is when it or they are not yours. Your own are stressful at times, but you still love them. Other peoples kids, you don't, in fact you don't even have to like those. So watchout when you agree to watch another persons kid. You can handle the out of control screaming for only so long!

Just another day.

Here we are on Saturday. Time to review the Primary lesson for tomorrow..... Today I get to make another attempt at getting my house in some kind of order. I've decided that until it's just Tyler and I again, that's all it will end up being is attempts. There is always some kind of chaos with kids. The most upsetting thing right now, aside from only having one car right now, grrr, is that I think we have a thumb sucker. Little Tyler is starting to pull his pacifier out and put his thumb in. When I see it I pull it out and put the pacifier back in, but there's only so much you can do. If he wants to suck his thimb he's going to.

Coming Home

This weekend we went to Idaho to see Tyler's family up there. It was good to see all of them, most of them hadn't seen Little Tyler yet. The girls had a lot of fun playing with cousins and their grandparents. They had the family dinner on Sunday. We came home Monday. On the way back we stopped in Idaho Falls and saw Grandma and Grandpa Turnbow. G.T. is having a hard time right now with the cancer. It was good to spend time with them. It's really nice to make it home again. We all enjoy getting away for a bit, but I think home is always best. Now I have to get it under control from leaving it with the dogs for 4 days.

So....

This last Saturday we went to the BYU track meet to watch Matt Wierich pole vault. He took first and Brian, who we didn't get to see run, placed second. Anyway, back on topic. Cara has moved for her stage of always have to have her clothes on and them having to be perfect, to only wearing clothes when she goes outside or her pjs when she goes to bed.
Here we are sitting on the bottom row waiting for them to get started. One of the runners walks by with the little track shorts on and Cara leans over and quietly says, "She's naked." After I realized what she was talking about I give her the response of, "Oh, yeah, kind of." I didn't want to encourage anything, but I guess the reaction she received was enough for her. The next person walks by with the shorts on and this time she points and very loudly lets everyone know that he was "naked". She said it about four or five times before I told her to stop. Luckily there weren't a lot of people walking by, but the few that were, of course, thought it was pretty funny. Ugh!

I've heard a lot about people blogging and I know that it's a really big trend right now. I have never really looked into it before. Like other members in the family, we have a lot of people that live far away from us. I guess we'll see if I'm able to keep it updated regularly.