The Archers
Addison actually tried catching them :)
And Will gave her a lecture about getting too close to the water. 
Since Will was hogging his helmet, Harry was fine with a bike helmet. 
Saturday night Scott and I went out on a date. We went to the Odyssey Restaurant. I knew ahead of time that the views were spectacular there and what did I do? Forgot my camera. After dinner we just walked the grounds. Then we went to play pool. I don't think I have played pool since college and it definitely showed. It was fun though.
It's been four and a half months. William had his last appointment on Thursday. He has corrected his Achilles tendons more than anticipated and he is done wearing them! He got them off just in time for beach season. Way to go Will!
William a few weeks old.
Almost three and a half years later and she is still so protective over him and Harrison too.
Yes I took a picture of my foot :) See the little toe next to my pinkie toe? It is so jammed and bruised that it hurts to walk and it throbs. It looks all funky. Scott thinks I should go to the doctor but I always heard they don't do anything if it's broken anyway. It definitely hurts though. No tennis shoes for me today.
But one of them had four little ducklings so that was exciting to see. 
We had a little picnic in the park. 
We washed the car.
Not a bad job. 
Yes I have had the same car for 5 years. I love this car and I haven't had any problems with it (knock on wood). My plan was to drive this UNTIL it died. Unfortunately I foresee us getting a different (I say different, not new) car very soon. I don't know why Chevy would make a car with child proof windows but not child proof locks. It happens all too often where one of us will be driving down the interstate and the "door ajar" alert comes on the dashboard. I feel like I am about to have a heart attack each time the door flies open on the highway. And I know the boys know how to get out of their carseats so for the safety of our children, I think we need to trade this one in. 
And gave Belle a bath. 
5. "They" say to get down to the child's level and get them to look in your eye when disciplining them. I do that. I proceed to grab Harrison's head to get him to look at me. He closes his eyes.
Other cute pictures from the day: William found the baby doll I bought him when I was pregnant with Harrison. He was rocking him to sleep. 
I went to check on Harrison before I went to sleep last night. I didn't see him in his bed. I found him in his rocking chair. 
Of-course, Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there. Especially my dad who is a great father. I love you dad! 
Harry with some left over food on his face.
Harrison playing with Ballerina Barbie and Ken. Shh, don't tell Scott.
Taking a break from jumping to eat some ice cream. Notice my kids are too busy eating the ice cream to look up for the camera.
*Not the best video as I took it with my phone after William squirted it with water. But check it out, they don't miss a shot!*
These are good pictures of their personalities. William, the wild one. 
Harrison, the overconfident one who thinks he is the boss. 
Oh so cute. Good thing I only post pictures of their cuteness. And I'm glad with a day like yesterday I could see that in them. These kids are making me insane. I begged Scott to come home early yesterday and thankfully he came home a little after 5pm. After sobbing in the kitchen corner yesterday, I think they finally broke me down. Sometimes being a parent is hard. This stage is so hard and I really am ready for a break. So I locked myself in our room last night for a few hours to come out to find this...
I guess they worked so hard on driving me insane yesterday that they didn't have any energy left for their dad. And so it begins today. Furniture already being moved, slamming doors because Harry wants it shut and William wants it open, screaming, whining, crying, pushing, punching, throwing toys, closet on the the bedroom floor, not listening to the sound of my voice, etc. The list goes on and it's only 8:45am. Where is Super Nanny? 
Scott took these pictures the other night and I love the sequence since it is in the matter of seconds. 
Oh and I would like to suggest Topsy Turvy to anyone with a dog who takes the vegetables right before you are ready to get them. They actually work! Check out my tomato plant. I am so excited to have home grown tomatoes. 
I haven't been feeling well. Today marks the third day of heart issues. It has progressively getting worse. I'm trying to manage my heart rate on my own with medication but yesterday I took more than I have in the past. My heart rate was 160 sitting down yesterday but I was able to bring it down here and there but not below 100. This morning my blood pressure was really low along with a high heart rate so I had to swallow a hand full of salt to help the pressure. I know I need to call my cardiologist BUT I really have lost all confidence in him. He doesn't listen to me and the times I tell him I have high heart rate, he tells me I shouldn't have it then. For instance: I have noticed that my heart rate is high when I wake up (before getting out of bed) and he knew that because they had to wake me up while in the hospital because my heart rate would spike when I was sleeping. That should not happen with the diagnosis I have. My diagnosis states that my blood pressure and heart rate are affected by standing up and exerting energy. The other time that is consistent is when I have a drink of alcohol, my heart rate goes up. My cardiologist's response was, "um, that shouldn't happen." I also asked him about a particular heart syndrome one of my doctor friends asked about and his response was, "well I haven't seen that in your tests but that doesn't mean you don't have it." So I really feel like he has given up on me. Today I am having shortness of breath so I am getting a little nervous.
