Fighting the February Funk - Day 2




Yesterday I changed more dirty diapers than I care to remember. I guess that's what happens when a little one is just starting solids after a stomach virus.
It seemed yesterday flew by, without my accomplishing much. It seems that is happening more and more frequently lately.
Anyway, it's been bitter cold and the children have had lots of extra energy. Last night the boys decided to do some yoga before their bath. Spenser had just hopped out of the bath and decided to join them.

Comments

Anonymous said…
so cute. hope everyone is feeling better today.
8:46 AM EST
SilverLining Designs said…
You must get a chuckle watching them do yogo....so cute. Hope everyone gets better soon.
9:22 AM EST
Karyn said…
I can't believe they do yoga, willingly!!! he he he So cute!
9:46 AM EST
beki said…
Yoga posing babies - love it!
10:33 AM EST
laura capello said…
note to self: teach kids yoga. be budda-like. it will make them less likely to beat the crap out of each other.
11:02 AM EST
Anonymous said…
They are so cute!

(I spy upward-facing dog.)
11:06 AM EST
African Kelli said…
man they are so cute. Did you teach them yoga?
1:46 PM EST
Me and Him said…
Spenser looks like a frog in that pose. I don't think I was ever that flexible.
1:49 PM EST
Anonymous said…
my daughter loves yoga - my son (who i was really hoping would) is interested but doesn't have the patience/coordination... yet.
here's a link to yoga cards:
http://www.amazon.com/Kids-Yoga-Deck-Poses-Games/dp/0811836983/sr=8-7/qid=1170802370/ref=sr_1_7/002-4619375-2654450?ie=UTF8&s=books
i think that usborne books makes one, too.
5:54 PM EST
Anonymous said…
Aww, your little yogies are too sweet.
6:28 AM EST
Anonymous said…
At our house I wheelbarrow walk the kids around to help them burn energy. It makes them really tired. :o)
2:08 PM EST
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