All tuckered out

For some reason, this post never got posted. The first two pictures were taken in the late summer, early Fall of 2009. The last one was taken in December of 2009. They are so beautiful, and peaceful when they sleep. Unfortunately for us, it is a rare occurrence.

Everest is in the process of phasing out nap time. He has been a little crankier than usual, because some days he still needs a nap, (or he needs to sleep in- haha!)

Everest will come home from school some days and sit in the sunroom on the floor and read. The next thing I know, he is zonked.
Asleep in the trailer. They were both so hot, they only slept a few more minutes once we stopped riding.

Asleep at Nonnie and Papa's house in December 2009.

 

Finally Home

We left PA yesterday at 1:30. Leaf was asleep before we left the driveway and Everest quickly followed. Thankfully, the trip was uneventful. We stopped for pizza, but that was our only long stop. We arrived at home at 1:30 am to a warm 10 degrees! Gotta love winter in Indiana. I can handle 10 in the west with no humidity, but 10 here is down right frigid. Our neighbor Doug says it is just the beginning. Can't wait!
Everest woke up early asking if it was time to go to Doug and Lisa's to play. (Doug and Lisa would like us a lot less if we let Everest go to their house as early as he would like to.) We told him after breakfast he could call them.
I thought I would share a little piece of my heaven. Here are a few things Everest did today.
He lined up every vehicle he could find.
While Nathan and Leaf took a nap, (Everest was supposed to be napping too- I took one earlier with Leaf, while Nathan and Everest unloaded the truck- Thanks!) Everest decided Kenya was cold. This is what I saw when I went to check on everyone.


Kenay is such a good sport. I can't believe she is 12. I do not know what we will do when she is gone.Hope you had a wonderful holiday. We had a great time visiting everyone. We miss you.