My Two Paesans
Saturday marked our first Valentine’s Day with both of the boys and our third with Tony.
Enzo woke up bright and early, around 6:30, after not sleeping through the night due to a cold.
We had to wake Tony up around 11am after not going to bed until close to 11:30 on Friday night.
It has been interesting of late with these two boys and their sleeping habits, or lack thereof.
It is 8:30 on the last day of January.
I am sitting in the family room with my amazing family.
Enzo is in the exersaucer, Tony is watching the iPad on the sofa and Nicole is sitting in her chair with Phoebe.
I will admit it; I used to love the show Glee. When it first came out, the actors were incredibly talented and the storylines were great. The show has lost some of its luster as it moves through its final season.
Nicole is watching the latest episode of Glee and the New Directions, the main high school singing group on the show, is doing a medley of songs.
Tony and Enzo enjoyed yet another fun weekend as we wait for the warmer weather.
I am not the only one sick of the cold. Tony asked if he could go play on the beach the other day when he saw a picture of it covered in snow.
The boys spent time at Grandmom and Poppi’s house Friday night, but only one of them returned home with us after dinner.
Tony wanted to stay for another sleepover, which he did. I was told he woke up at 5am today and was ready to head for the Garden State Discovery Museum, which was already on the schedule.
Well, it is the end of January, and I am finally getting around to writing about Christmas.
I apologize for the delay in posts, but things have been crazy of late.
The boys are doing well. Tony is running around and chatting like a maniac and Enzo is growing in leaps and bounds. He turned six months old yesterday.
Christmas was an adventure this year with two children in the house now.
A couple of weeks before Christmas, Grandmom and Poppi asked if they could take the boys to Storybook Land.
We arrived to a parking lot full of cars not long after the park opened. The place was decorated for the season, but none of the lights were lit just yet.
Upon entering the park, we heard a recording that said Santa Claus would make an appearance at his house in the park at 5pm to wave his magical wand and turn all the lights on for the guests.
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