A week at home.

This is the face I get to see most days at lunch with our peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. We make silly faces, laugh, , sing songs, and ask questions. I love this little buddy:)

This is a picture that I see most days, along with it comes the phrase, "Momma play cars" over and over :) He loves to park them all in spots, and is very organized in how he places them.

 This smile came at the end of a very long week for us. On Sunday, Finn had a little cough. One Monday, he had a big cough and so much congestion, he couldn't keep any milk in. Poor thing drenched us a few times. So. . .off to the doctor on Tuesday! The doctor confirmed two things, 1: Finn had a mild case of RSV, 2: Finn is a very happy baby. 

That wasn't the end of our Tuesday events. As I was walking out of the doctor's office, it started pouring outside and all the moms in the waiting room were watching the TV. Who knew that in January, a tornado warning would come? Then- you guessed it--the sirens started to go off.

Now, I am not a fan of tornadoes anyway, but when my little family is all separated and the tornado comes out of the blue in January, I got a little nervous! Josh called me to let me know that they were all in the basement at the church and all the sweet children at the school were in the hallways :( I did hear from the teachers that it was a sweet time with the kids, all with their pacis (they had to wake up from nap time to go to the hall) singing "Jesus Loves Me". Precious.

Don't judge my morning look, but here is my sweet Lucas:

And my 14 week old! Finn really knows how to roll to his sides now and suck on his thumb, but poor thing (and poor mom) had a L-O-N-G week. Of course it ended with Lucas now sick, so this stir-crazy and tired mom gets one more week inside. But at least I get to cuddle with two cute kids!