Happy Thanksgiving

I hope you all had a nice Thanksgiving. Ours was low-key but very nice. We started the celebration on Wednesday when Ethan's occupational therapist came and did some crafts with the boys. They made Turkey's out of their foot and hand prints. Ethan LOVES to do crafts and I'm so bad about taking the time to do them with him. Hopefully I will force myself to get better at it, as I know it will only help him.

You can see from the photos how much both boys really love sitting up and making things. Maybe I'll start doing afternoon crafts when Wyatt is down for his naps....

As for Thanksgiving Day itself, the day was nice and relaxing and then Ethan fell asleep right before dinner. Once we all sat down to eat, all bets were off. Ethan was content for about 5 minutes (long enough to get this photo) and then he had a meltdown and cried the entire meal -- and had to sit in either mine or Jason's lap. But other than that....

I have to say that I am so thankful for each of the boys in my life. I'm truely blessed to have such a wonderful husband that provides so well for us and loves us all so unconditionally. I have three wonderful sons who teach me so much about life and love. It's a tough road some days but I can't imagine not walking down it with them every day.....

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