2 Months

Weight: 12.6

Length: 23 3/4"

Doc said he's around average on weight, maybe a little above, but high on his length. I mean, good grief, he grew 3.75" in 9 weeks! He started out smaller in length than Weston, but has already passed him at this point. He's a good baby-sleeping all night, cooing, grinning, and watching all the commotion going on around him. We plan on keeping him. ;)

This was Weston at 2 months:

And, Arilynn:

You can tell they're related!

Faces

"Oh, you've got your camera?"

"You can't make me smile!"

"You're still there?"

"Help!"

"Maybe if I smile at Daddy, he will rescue me."

 

"Please save me, Daddy!"

"Hee-hee!"

Snow "Angels"

Nana had given Arilynn this little cape and I thought we'd make use of the snow. I envisioned a "magical" photo shoot with a dreamy, fairytale look. Then I used my kids...bwahaha!! Seriously, it works a mother's patience trying to get pictures of her own children. I finally gave up and just used what I got. I'll chalk it up to "memories." (Apparently, it was bright because both of them could hardly keep their eyes opened).

More true to their personalities:

Rugrats

Thank goodness for a basement that has kept these rugrats entertained the last couple of weeks. As you can see, they have been shopping Daddy's stash...the stuff that has to remain in the basement and not displayed upstairs. :) They usually come up pretty filthy at the end of the day. 

1 Month

I'd like to say I can't believe he's already a month, but the lack of sleep for a month has definitely told me it's been that long. :) Actually, he doesn't do too bad. He usually goes to sleep around midnight and then gets up around 6. 

He is out of Newborn clothes, but 0-3 is still a little big. He loves to eat. I think my boys are going to have to get a job when they turn teenagers to support their eating habits!

He is still against me and my camera. Every time I try to take his picture for his album, he gets fussy.

The Boy's Room

Finally got around to taking some pictures of Weston and Camden's room. I'm usually not one that likes one wall painted a different color, but I really wanted a navy wall. I knew that it would make the room really small if we painted the whole thing and I didn't want to spend extra money and do the boards halfway up. So, I figured we'd give it a try. That's the nice thing about paint-if you don't like it, you can paint again. However, I pity the person who paints over this color.

We got the bedspread and pillows at Homegoods. 

Wes spray painted the dresser. We tried painting it, but the red ended up looking pink. It has a spray paint sheen, but I don't care enough to redo it again. The frames are Ikea's cheap poster frames and have plastic instead of glass-thus, the bad glare. 

We were able to shop Wesley's "junk" stash for decor.

The other three walls are supposed to be gray, but they look light blue. Again, I don't care enough to change it. HA! The vintage chalkboard was a yard sale treasure from last summer.

This area drives me a little crazy because it's so cluttered. However, it's an essential part of the room for this little guy.

Ice Skating

Arilynn had her first crack at ice skating. Thankfully, no literal "cracks" happened. We went out to the Ellis' pond. I wanted to join them, but it's a little too soon. Maybe next year...

As you can see by her foot formation, she still has some practicing to do. However, she thought she was big stuff! 

I couldn't talk Wesley into it...not sure why except for maybe the first only time he went ice skating he spent most of the time on the ground.