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Busy Boo

Burkie boo is so busy these days.  He loves to crawl as fast as he can away from you squealing wanting you to chase him.   He also loves to crew on paper.  If he gets a hold of a book, magazine, well anything paper he takes a nice bite out of it and then just holds it in his mouth.  Today was his first day of Mother's Day out.  He had a really great day.  When I came to pick him up his teachers were cracking up.  They said "See this mess... Burke cleaned off all the shelves right before you got here."  They also said at lunch he dumped all of his food off of his paper plate and started chewing on the plate.  Ha... I told them that didn't surprise me one bit.  He's a little billy goat.  

I did pretty good dropping him off.  There was another baby there that was crying on the floor when I put him down.  He sat there and looked at her for a second and then made the most pitiful face and started crying.  His teachers said he was totally fine after that.  At lunch they said that he was being so silly in his chair and another little girl in his class would mimic what he was doing.  They said they were so interested in each other....  

I hadn't planned on putting Burke in Mother's Day out this early until everything blew up with the race.  We have so much to do and the days are flying by.  Brit and I dropped all the boys off, hoped in the car and spent the whole day running around picking up things for the goodie bags, dropping off signs and we made a big trip to Walmart to get bubbles, sidewalk chalk, water jugs, baby pools (for the water) and other things that we need for the big day.  I am getting so excited!  We have a big race meeting tomorrow night and I can't wait to see everyone on the committee.  All the girls on the committee have been amazing.  They have gone above and beyond on everything.

I promise to keep posting here.  I have been so bad about doing this.  There has been so much going on but I still have so much that I need to blog and also just journal and get off my chest.  Next up are some pictures from Memorial Day weekend at the lake.

- Sarah


Gus is so good with Burke.  He lets him crawl all over him.  We have been working on being very very gentle with Gus and Burke is doing pretty good at it.  And I know y'all all probably think this child never smiles.  He does I promise!!!!  You would think since I am a photographer I could catch that but geez I can't ever get it:)  

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