SuperNate and WonderGeorgia!

Hahahaha! Isn't that awesome? My Aunt Pam gave Nate this costume a long time ago, but he's just now into dressing up. He said, "Wook, I can fly down the stairs!" Noooooo! I think it's kinda cool that you can see his scar through the back of the Superman costume. He is certainly my superhero.

I am on an organizing kick, so I spent most of yesterday in Georgia's room sorting through the clothes that are too small for her now and getting out the 3-6 month clothes. Thanks to my mom, she had TWELVE PAIRS of pink pants! That's just the pink ones! My mom should not be allowed on ebay. Anyway, I was trying hats on her to see wha still fit, and this was just too cute.

It was very .... interesting .... to try to keep Nate and Georgia occupied while I worked in Georgia's room. Nate's idea of fun was taking the stacks of neatly folded clothes and throwing them everywhere! He actually got three time outs within an hour for doing that. At one point, he said he wanted to play downstairs, so I said, "Okay, you can either play by yourself in the toy room downstairs, or you can go in your room and play with your books." He said, "Hmmm. How bout another good choice."

Nate found this huge book our insurance sent us about how to take care of a baby and was flipping through it (he loves big books, bigger the better). He said, "Mama, this is a book about trick or treating!" I said, "Oh yeah, can you read it to me?" So he flipped to a page and said, "One day, trick or treating ... (mumble mumble mumble)." Flipped about 40 pages, "Trick or treating ... (mumble mumble mumble)." Flipped a few more pages, "Trick or treating ... (mumble mumble mumble). The end."

He also made me laugh when I got him a cup of water and he said, "Mama, I spilled it all over!" I told him it was okay, I would clean it up. He said, "Poor me." Ha!

Georgia is getting so much better at tummy time! She now props herself up on her elbows.