September, Part 2: Getting Back to Normal

Above: Peter's first soccer game was actually the day after my due date. My mom took him to his first soccer practice, which happened while I was in the hospital with Daniel. We had to wait a few weeks, but soon Daniel and I were able to go see Pete play in his soccer game.

Above: Pete played great, as he always does. It was a harder season though because he was playing with some kids who were a year older than he was (the league combines first and second graders) and the second graders weren't very good at sharing the ball and passing to their younger teammates.

Above: It was good to get out and see Peter play though.

Above: I think Daniel had a good time too.

Above: Johnny was happy to get out too. He always likes to snuggle in his camp chair in some warm blankets.

Above: Some of the games were a little chilly, but mostly the weather was just really nice.

Above: Nammy got to to come to one of Pete's games too and hold Daniel while she cheered Peter on.

Above: I sure love that little Daniel of mine.

Above: Back at home, Peter was happy to be his normal silly self.

Above: He's very responsible with his firearms.

Above: He's a sharp shooter, that one.

Above: Trying to hold up Johnny.

Above: Johnny is just being happy and good-natured.

Above: After we put away Johnny's Matchbox cars, we pulled out his art easel so he could make some wonderful art creations for me.

Above: Johnny's kitty.

Above: Johnny asked me to draw a Hello Kitty for him. I didn't do too badly, if I do say so myself!

Above: Movie night!

Above: The boys always love to play on the trampoline with their dad.

Above: Daddy is really good at helping the boys pass their hard boards on their games.

Above: Johnny watching Daniel get his first bath. Daniel wasn't quite sure what to think of bath time. He'll come to love it as Johnny does, in time.

Above: Hanging out in bed on a Saturday morning.

Above: Peter sure loves his baby brother.

Above: My view of the leaves changing colors as we pick Peter up from the bus stop each day. Fall is definitely in full swing!