The Wednesday we were to leave for Utah I was rushing around to get out the door to catch our plane in NYC and I sliced my finger with a serrated knife that ended up delaying us for over 2 hours while I waited in urgent care to have my finger glued shut.
Then after that delay we sat in stand still traffic for an hour outside of the Poconos. This was the screen shot of the GPS showing me the stand still traffic. Luckily I had given us a 3 hour window to deal with NYC traffic, unfortunately we used it all up at the urgent care center and in the middle of PA.
We eventually made it to the airport and made our flight. Luckily the next day we were all able to meet Lincoln, who is so adorable that Lilly began lamenting the fact that we are having a girl. She now wants another brother just as cute as Lincoln. He is one happy baby.
Poor Jack was quite off his schedule but we eventually got him to take a nap at the hotel, and he is so adorable sleeping.
Sweet cousins in the hotel lobby.
When we returned on our red eye flight the children were exhausted. Jack took to lying on the ground of the airport. We arrived at 6AM and made it to our car by 7AM only to find it dead because little fingers had switched on a light before we left. 30 degree weather and no heat we sat in the car and waited for our car to be jumped, twice. We were finally on our way home at 8AM. Jim was a trooper and drove the whole way while the rest of us slept.
They both slept in the car like this.
That night around 11PM, about 15 minutes after I had finally fallen asleep after our no sleep red eye, Lilly woke up, came into my room and threw up in my bed. She then threw up every 15 minutes for 10 solid hours. Jack joined her the following night.
That was all before Christmas, which seems like such a long time ago now.
2 comments:
The best picture, hands down, is of Jack and Lilly sleeping with blankets on their heads, like Michael Jackson's children. I laughed out loud.
beautiful photos of a wonderful season - love Lilly's dress and coat combo!
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