New Rooms

This was the week for makeovers in the boy's rooms. Will's room was a purple room with no theme. Baby's room was an office in red with flag border. What a change a few days can make!

Here are Will and Daddy putting the crib together.

Baby's valence and sport wall hangings.

The new crib completed with sport decor.

Will wanted a dinosaur room. What a surprise!

Seeing and hearing Will talk about how much he loves his new room makes all the hard work worth it. He explained to his Bubby tonight how great their rooms were and how much he loves him. Adorable!

Louisville Zoo

Today was such a fun day! We took Will to the Louisville Zoo.

Here is Will and Dad giving the thumbs up.

He got to pet a donkey that walked over.

There were geese everywhere! Will loved pointing them out but never got too close.

After a long day and lots of walking, he still had a smile on his face!

Night Out

Tonight we took William to town and let him pick out a playmat for his brother. We had a lot of fun!

What a silly boy!

Belly Shot

Aunt Sarah has been requesting a belly shot, so this is for you Sarah! Will and I before bed at 27 weeks.

Sibling Class

Tonight we had sibling class where William learned to be a big brother. He got to wear his first big brother shirt.

He learned how to put on a diaper by practicing on his doggy.

He played baby bingo.

He made a card for his brother.

This is Will with his teacher, Julie!

Warm Weather

Today it was finally warm enough to go out and play! We had a great time at the park, grilled out for supper, and played with sidewalk chalk. We can't wait until it is beautiful everyday!

Catch Up

To try and battle the never ending cold weather rut, we took Will to the Children's Museum a couple weekends ago. He always has a great time there.

Will loves it when his cousins come home! It is very hard to get 2 of them and basically impossible to get all 3 of them in a picture together and all looking at the camera. Technically he and Ellabeth are both looking and smiling here, you just can't see her face.