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| I'm so proud of this little guy who has started potty training on his own. I'm definitely not pushing this, especially with Christmas travels still to come. But I don't think it'll be very long before we're done buying diapers for this kid! |
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| At our ward Christmas party this year, they had the primary children sing a few songs. It was fun to see her up there. She kept looking for us to make sure we were watching her sing. |
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| I thought Ella was going to be better this year, but still not a big fan of Santa. But maybe a little progress. She said on the car ride home that Santa is a nice guy. |
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| Cole was kicking his legs so hard when Scott tried to place him on Santa's lap. Maybe Ella shouldn't have gone first. |
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| Cole had to have surgery to remove the polly pocket shoe out of his nose. The ER doctor couldn't get it out and the X-rays showed nothing there. But after two weeks of continual discharge, no treasure in his diapers, and mother's intuition... I knew it was still up his nose. |
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| Surgery went way better than last time getting his tubes in. They let me come in while he was still waking up and so I got to hold him all wrapped up in a blanket while he was woke up. Really quick surgery too. The doctor said it was way lodged up there, and no way it was coming out on its own. |
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| Here's what the ENT doctor gave me before I went in to see Cole. |
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| As you can see it is really tiny. Smaller than a penny. |
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| We decided it would be fun to do a formal Progressive Dinner with some good friends in our ward! It was really fun moving house to house for drinks, appetizer, dinner and dessert & games & gift exchange. |
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| Thanks for all you friends who made it a great night! |
