So remember that post just shy of 2 years ago proudly stating that I was breaking my way
onto the blogging scene? Yeah, me either. Well, with little-to-no assuredness, I am making that claim again. There are times in my life where I think my life could be a reality show -- or, at the very least, an extended episode of America's Funniest Home Videos. I am convinced God's purpose for my time here on Earth is to amuse as many people as possible by trying to survive antics that only 3 McGovern boys could provide.
For instance, there was a little episode with Aiden, baby powder, and a bottle of lotion, when he was supposed to be napping in his room...
Or the Case of the Missing Diaper during our first week of potty training with the twins (it was in the toilet). Tyler also decided to pee on the carpet that very same day. We have since taken a short hiatus on the potty training adventure since clearly Mommy is far more ready for it than the twins are!
I can definitely say that there is rarely a dull moment in our house! So just to catch you up to speed a little bit (since the last 2 years have felt like 10!)....
Aiden (now 4), is the size of a 7 year old with inquisitiveness that just doesn't quit -- I mean seriously, when ISN'T this kid trying to take things apart to figure them out, or trying to master technological devices that I still struggle with? Aiden had a big year... he finished his first year of preschool in May and just finished his first t-ball season last week (Go Dodgers!!).
Tyler and Cameron are 2 and the literal definition of trouble squared. Our house has sort of become a "monkey see, monkey do" kind of atmosphere... so if Aiden does it, you can guarantee one of the twins want to do it. Tyler is my little perfectionist. He likes things done a certain way and in a certain order (poor kid got my OCD tendancies). Cameron is our helper of the family. Is there is something that needs to be picked up or put away, Cameron is first on the job! (usually)
I just started up my Summer semester of school a few weeks ago. Needless to say, downtime is even farther from my vocabulary than usual. But I am just one more semester from closing this chapter in my life; nearing the end of this long journey I like to call "finishing my Bachelor's degree before my kids." :)
In May, I attended a scholar recognition ceremony, which recognized students who had been nominated to certain honors societies and received various scholarships at different points in their degree pursuit at UMUC. Kind of cool.
Matthew has been working hard at his job and most likely starting school up this Fall. His travel time has been reduced drastically for work lately, which is great, and the boys are so happy to see their Daddy more often. Although, Skype makes travel time a lot easier for everyone!
So, in an attempt to reenter the blogging world and provide a little comical relief for those who dare follow this... I will try to update this a little more frequently than every 2 years. But that, as with most of my best laid plans, remains to be seen... after all, have you met my children? ;)
