Finally, another update....

This one's for you, Aunt Kaki :)
So we've been super busy....Robby had a football game on Saturday (the 15th)...I think it was his teams first win! 22 - nothing!




Score after first touchdown...
Tommy wearing the WRONG color...supposed to be orange...but this sure was a cozy outfit. The high that day was 65....it warmed up a bit in the sun though.



Here's Robby doing his nightly reading...Kaitlyn was impatient for him to come play on the new see-saw....so he read and rode the see-saw.




This is Larry "messing" with Robby by wearing his football gear....should have gotten a pick of him trying to "climb" out of it. I was a sight, and I was no help as I was too busy laughing!




Here we have Robby with black and orange stripes in his hair from the Beavercreek Homecoming Parade....sadly, I missed it. I was not feeling well from a cold and DID NOT feel up to being out with a cranky baby who wanted dinner.




This is the crazy kids' idea of fun....they were playing some game in the sprinkler...it was a made up game that appeared to be just like catch, with some strange way of keeping score (that I never figured out!)



And the clean-up...actually it was a "warm-up" as it was chilly out after the sun started going down. This was Robby and Kaitlyn hiding as Larry was video taping them playing...



This past Friday, Tommy went in for a hearing test. Being a 28-weeker put him at an increased risk for hearing problems. So far...his hearing is perfect! We are so thrilled. I was never too worried, it's just standard protocol for preemies to be rechecked closer to 1 yr old. Just a reminder how much of a miracle Tommy Boy is. We are so blessed that he doesn't have any typical preemie issues.


The only other news I have is sad...Tommy turns 9 months old tomorrow at approximately 2:01pm CT---just when you think "oh, poor Tricia needs to get over it," I can switch it for you... Tomorrow marks 3 MONTHS from Christmas!?!?!? Have you started shopping? I haven't either. Boy won't it be fun to shop when you have every store imaginable (almost,anyhow) within a few minutes from home. Ah, the nice life.