When Marianne and Bethany were in town, Bethany showed David how to get Alea to chase a length of yarn. For the next week, we often heard David running around downstairs pulling the string for Alea. Daniel found the yarn one day while David was a school...
I got lots of responses that my YouTube videos were not available, so here they are again in Google Video. This has been a good process. I've learned a bit about my video editing software and publishing options.
Here's the baseball video:
And Daniel tooting his own horn:
Click here if this video isn't working. It's been giving me trouble.
And our bumbling little bee (he got rave reviews trick-or-treating):
Yes my friends, we have video to share!! I tried two different formats, YouTube and Google Video. Playing with options here. Let me know if you prefer one over the other. (I stopped using the Itsagoodday.org option since people said they didn't like how the movies started automatically).
This one was taken October 14. Nathan got David a plastic baseball and bat, plus a real baseball and lefty glove. Here they are playing catch:
Meanwhile inside, Daniel was tooting his own horn from a toilet paper tube:
Daniel has his very own job: putting his dirty diapers in the trash can. He absolutely loves doing it!! As soon as I finish changing him he asks for the diaper and does this cute little trot into the bathroom. I'm always amazed as I follow him down the hall at how tiny he really is.
And last but not least: Daniel's Halloween. The conversation in this video was random and irrelevant, so I had a little fun with the audio. Enjoy!
We had a lot of leaves in our yard, and this is just half of the tree's worth! About half of what was left in the tree fell down that night after I raked. Figures!
I had so many pictures I decided it would be better to break things up into several posts.
Just before Halloween, Marianne and Bethany flew out to visit for a week. The boys were in heaven having two extra adults to pay attention to them. Bethany even brought a costume to wear while she took the boys trick-or-treating. David was a dinosaur, and Daniel was a bumblebee. Once again, I wish I had video capability, because we have a cute clip of Daniel bumbling around. I'll get it up eventually.
I know, I'm behind... here are some photos of our trip to the NC Museum of Life and Science (something like that). One of the things I really liked about this museum is that it focused on flora and fauna found in NC. Get a load of some of the bones found here!
Not 5 minutes after getting into the van to go home, both boys fell asleep. I knew they wouldn't nap at home if I woke them up, so I went for an impromptu scenic drive around Raleigh until they woke up. It was such a gorgeous drive! The sun was shining, leaves were turning, and all combined to a breathtaking, illuminated landscape like something out of a poem or painting. Fall is my absolute favorite time of year, so I was in heaven taking it all in.
After we got home we raked up some leaves to play in:
I've got some cute videos to post but for some reason Blogger video rejects every single one. I'm working on uploading them to YouTube, but it's slow going at the moment. Keep an eye out for them!