IPHONE pics part 2

We've been going to a therapist once a week and what seems like a whole bunch of doctors appointments as well...so Tanner has gotten use to the drill.  (Pic. on left) is him in the elevator entertaining the old people and (Pic on right) is him in his hair chair during his therapy session.

 For Valentines Day Spencer totally SCORED and gave me the best present ever.  He got me a gift certificate for a pedicure and a hair cut.  It was super fun to go have a spa day while he watched the kids.  My last hair cut was in July so I was long over due.

 Benson is hilarious when he goes to sleep.  He always looks like he's been on an adventure--which I'm sure he has.  He's got his neck light in one hand, his sword & ninjago alarm clock in the over. Love that kid!

Tanner is in that great stage where they go through all your stuff and carry all kinds of fun things around the house.  His favorite things are my purple and black stilettos, his inhaler, my root lifter for my hair, a ball, and books.  He leaves a trail wherever he goes.  Oh yes, and he is super loud so the binky is our best friend!  You would understand if you spent some time with him--he only has one volume level and it's crazy loud.

 A couple weeks ago we hit 4 grocery stores while Benson and Reece were at school.  By the 4th store Tanner was done.  So cute!

 Reece and Tanner.  Hmmm...I think they are brothers! They look a lot alike!

 Benson and his friend Carson having a picnic in our basement.

 Family sledding trip.  They cancel school all the time for weather.  This particular day they had a late start--meaning they don't go to school until 11am.  I decided to keep Reece home for the day because Spencer got home early and so we took a fun sledding trip.  Good times.

 OH MY GOODNESS!!! Look he's happy in his chair! I know, it's a miracle.

 Reece's waiting for his carpool to take him to school.  Yes, he has to get dressed up every day for school.  Snow bibs, coat, snow boots, hat, gloves, and then has his tennis shoes in his backpack to change into once he gets to school.