

* Jace is so content if he has something in his mouth or if he can see his brothers! I love that he will just sit in the stroller and not beg to get down. I know this won't last much longer but it makes outings like these SO much easier.
You may recall me writing about Logan collecting small things. He still does but now he carries them around with him. He pulls a little firetruck suitcase filled with all his treasures around the house. Inside some of his little treasures are more treasures. I am amazed at how much he has collected. Cameron loves saying, "Logan can we look at your stuff?" They will go sit in Logan's room and "organize" all his belongings. Logan even found Cameron a backpack for him to start collecting too.
Inside this suitcase is Logan's life. All his relatives have contributed to helping Logan collect his tiny treasures. He has tiny books from his Grandma Peggy.
A special safe his Grandma Laura got
him for Christmas.
Inside the safe is more little things. (I'm glad
his toy hand gun is locked away :))
Inside there is a little bag filled with gold treasures he found with his Grandpa Gary.
Today I am SUPER cleaning the house. The post last week of Cameron being tired was actually a warning for what was going to happen all week. At approx 12 am in the morning Jace threw up, then Cameron followed. A couple hours later Jared and Logan were hit with the same flu bug. Why does the stomach flu seem to hit only in the middle of the night? It's the worst possible time for everyone. For the past week I've been cleaning up things I hope to never see again.... Even though I was exposed to all the yucky germs, I didn't get the flu. It must be my super mom immune system (but I also like to think it is the little prays I said in my heart at night). Logan was a champ, one minute he was dead on the couch, communicating to me that his body wouldn't move anymore. Then what seemed like only a few hours later he was downstairs playing the Wii. Cameron and Jace had a much harder time recovering. They were sick the entire week. Finally today all three boys are eating and not throwing it up. PHEW! what a relief. My boys are usually really healthy-not many colds, no allergies, etc. But when they get sick. BAM! It hits them hard! I'm learning that if one of them is going to get sick, they all will. I just need to be prepared with lots of Tylenol, sprite, special movies and of course extra hugs to give them :).
Eating oatmeal without any milk or water, very strange but apparently yummy.