I know it's been awhile since I've updated, but I can't really think of anything super funny or exciting to share. Don't get me wrong... life is good. Just a little ordinary. Not blog-worthy. Here are a few updates:

-Both boys slept in until 7 this morning! I was tired yesterday, so I went to bed early which means I got a GREAT night's sleep! Everyone has a better day when momma is well-rested.

- This was the first sleep-in day in awhile. For some reason, we are back into the routine of 5 am wake ups! Ugh. It was hard enough when I didn't know any different, but after the boys slept in for two weeks straight, I thought we were finally over the bump. No luck.

-C had his first no-nap day today. We put him down at the normal time. He had been acting a little grumpy. Thought he would be out like a light. No dice. He laid in his crib reading books for the entire duration of A's quiet time. When the timer beeped, C was still wide awake and ready to get out. Oh, I am not ready for this step. If it means he'll sleep through the night, I guess it's okay, but I got an entire extra year of naps out of A. I'm hoping it was just a fluke day.

-The weather was beautiful this weekend! Yesterday we walked to a neighborhood park. I was AMAZED that we were the only ones there. It was practically a spring day... or at least it felt that way. I know it was only 37, but it felt much warmer. Today we ventured out to a park after our failed nap attempt. This time, the park was packed. Just how it should be on the first nice weekend in months. Although it was warm compared to the winter weather we are used to, I was a little surprised to see a few kids in shorts and a couple of girls in tank tops!

-I've been reading a lot lately. Shepherding a Child's Heart (it got off to a good start, but in the end i didn't like it but would love to decompress with anyone who has read it before), Forgotten God (just started but I'm liking it so far), The Shack (liked this one. i know it caused some big debates and it isn't completely Biblically accurate, but it sure did challenge my stereotypes of God).