Don't Sleep On It...

Welcome to My Friends Dylan and Rae! I sing that to the tune of "My friends Tigger and Pooh!" We watch a lot of Tigger and Pooh around here. The next line to that song is "They're always there for each other." Very appropriate! Today Dylan fell down, kinda did the fake cry thing, and looked at Rae and I laying on her playmat. When I said "Come here Dylan, I will give you a hug," he walked toward us, and chose to give Rae a hug instead. Toooooo Cuuuute! He felt better and went on playing :).

Soooo... Here is my first blog! Don't get too excited (Jen, Katie, and Mom), I am not sure how often I will be able to keep up with it. BUT, I hope to keep you updated with funny stories, cuteness, and pictures!
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Danny has started using the phrase "don't sleep on ___________." It basically means, don't forget about, don't underestimate, don't fail to appreciate. Here are a few things that am going to put on my "Don't Sleep On" list today...

Don't sleep on the dollar menu at any drive thru. It is not only a lifesaver in a situation where your child can't quite make it all the way home, but a moneysaver as well!

Don't sleep on the DVR. I really can't live without it. I am a tv person, and have a list of shows I watch on a regular basis. RIP my season of How I Met Your Mother- which I was saving to watch in succession (lord knows when...) that was deleted when we switched out DVR boxes. I was given one week to watch everything that I had on my DVR- or it was gone. Forever. Not an easy task.

Don't sleep on Rae holding her own bottle! The newest accomplishment of one Rae Riego. Dylan has become a little jealous during feeding time, and tonight tried to climb up on my lap while I was feeding her. He then proceeded to fall off my lap in slow motion as I tried to catch him with my...foot. It didn't work. He looked up at me from the floor for a brief moment before the crying started. I put Rae down on the floor with her bottle so I could pick him up, and to my surprise, she held her bottle and finished it on her own! Amazing!