Wordless Wednesday - Soooo good!

Wordless Wednesday. 

Oh I have some words this time around all right.

Let me set the scene for you.  Dinner in the living room instead of the dining room with Daddy, all the boys catching Mythbusters (which they love)! I made marinated pork chops, baked potatoes, rice with veggies.  After issues with the twins not eating last night and again getting sick, I was AMAZED at how excited the Bunny Bee was to eat. 

Mmmm Mommy!  How did you make the pork chops?  It's sooooo good!  I really love it!

That alone made me suspicious... but then I was pretty thrilled with myself for making something he was really liking.  I could tell the twins were in cahoots about something but was not sure just what.  Too much whispering.  I thought I heard something hit the floor.  When I asked them they insisted nothing did.

After he was mostly done eating, the Bunny Bee proudly showed me his plate.  I?  Told him what a great job he did.  The Doodle Bop angrily threw his full plate of food in the trash after Al went out the door to work, making a comment about how the Bunny Bee didn't eat.  The Bunny Bee angrily defended himself and I got mad at the Doodle Bop.

I put the boys in a quick shower and as I was shutting the shades in the living room I noticed .... THIS.

Under the Bunny Bee's seat, nearly an entire plate of food thrown on the floor and baseboard heaters.  Dropped piece by piece as he smiled at me and pretended to chew. 

Yeah.

Wordless Wednesday - Double shot

Let me set the scene (for a not so Wordless Wednesday).  Two three year olds cried all last fall that they were not old enough to play soccer like their brother, only forgetting about how sad they were once they started hockey.  This summer they turned four and begged to play soccer first with their big brother. 

This past Saturday was the first practice - all 3 on the same 'team'.  We started all smiles.  The twins were even showing off their skills.  Half way though?  This happened:

Two hysterical four year olds on the field who felt like they weren't getting the ball enough.

For the last half hour.  Periodically yelling that they were done with soccer and only want to play hockey.  "JUST HOCKEY!"

It's going to be a long fall soccer season.