Soooo, I gave them different hair cuts. It’s not easy to see here (which I suppose kind of defeats the purpose) but in person it’s a bit more noticeable. From left to right, we have more to less hair. Miles only got a bit of a trim around the ears and neck; Linus got a longer cut all over; and Oliver got shorn.
Hopefully it will help with the questions, at least in person. We’ll see…
The boys have these little bears that they love. This, bee tee dubs, is Mama Brownie. Linus had Baby Bluey and Miles has Daddy Bluey. In case you were wondering.
Just practicing for March 5, the day after the half marathon I just signed up for. I know, it’s not very far off, but I’ve done halfs on less training than this. Not that it’s smart, but whatever. I’m spontaneous, man.
Love this:
Source: facebook.com via Pam on Pinterest
One of the reasons I’m most excited to do this* is that George promised he would bring the boys to the finish line. They’ve never done that, and just the thought gets me a little choked up. Even though I’m sure the boys will say things like, “whatcha running for, Mommy?” and “why are you running, Mommy?” and “you are stinky, Mommy!” but that’s okay.
*the only one, actually.
Only one of them actually needs a bandaid. Ah well, I figure, at least it’ll give their teachers another way to tell them apart (they’re all different.)
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I already posted a picture of Ann Fran from Saturday, but here are more from our big photo shoot. Love this baby!
and then Ann Fran’s cousin came over and look at this sweet smile!

Love these sweet babies!
My poor children and their homemade Saints shirts. I’m just too cheap to buy three $30 jerseys that they’ll outgrow in a year. So $5 homemade t-shirts it is! Or I could have put them in these shirts but I think they might be a tad small by now.
(Now, if the Saints go to the Superbowl, I might rethink that decision, but for now…)
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