Finally We're Getting Better!

Just a quick post with some pictures tonight, Josh finally tonight seems to be feeling better. We had a minor scare this morning when he was bright pink (think deep cotton candy color) on half his body. It faded and came back and has faded again, not sure about that, we'll probably ask tomorrow if it is a reaction to the antibotic. Noah does have a bit of shiner on his eye from his dare devil stunts yesterday - Mike assures me it will be like this for a long while and then the injuries/bruises will become less often but more severe, I'm sure he's right but goodness! There are still chores and more chores around here to do, they are slowly getting marked off the list but our day was good, just frustrating at moments - Josh was very needy this morning and still not himself, just wanting held, Noah wanted me to play with him, just to play with him and that is hard to do when you are comforting the baby, and Noah seemed to forget a few times today about the potty. He had only 3 accidents, looking on it now I realize that this is not bad at all, but he had been since Friday without any (again not including the hard part of potty training you know!) so it was a bit disappointing. Still this evening, we colored and did playdough, we did cars and trains and the sit and spin and Noah played the piano when Josh was banging a toy on the ground. Noah is really loving on Josh lately, when Josh is playing on the floor he'll lay down with him and giggle and hug on him!

So enjoy the pictures, tomorrow we're working on getting more chores finished before our big weekend (we have Bible study, a HUGE commissary trip, picking up fencing stuff, and hopefully I am cooking up a storm on Saturday). Oh and Noah has a doctor's appointment, his speech seems to have come to a stand-still, he still is not articulating words well, and there are sounds that just don't seem to come and he's getting frustrated when he can't make himself understood. So we're going to see about having his speech evaluated, after probably 9 or 10 months of hearing loss and constant allergies we are not completely surprised and really just want to make sure if there's something we can do to help we do it.