You can catch that?

After a long, long, long, long drive we finally arrived back in this great state. The kids did as well as kids can be expected to do. The baby only stuck his hand in his diaper once to wipe poop all over his leg and chicken nuggets, so not too shabby. 

We did stay the night at a Best Western one evening and I must say they have the most comfortable beds alive. No joke. Go test it. Props to Best Western. Gadashio jumped into bed with The Beloved and I, which would be fine for a normal child, but our #2 is a bundle full of energy. Even at 2 a.m. When he finally relaxed he would alternate giving The Beloved and I kisses then he cuddled  up next to me, ran his little fingers through my hair and stroked my cheek. Adorable. I love that little energy ball.

My father-in-law made the trek with us and we are so appreciative.

Thanks for sacrificing your time to help our little family.

We were finally reunited with Little C. Hurrah! We missed that kid. My parents took such great care of him and spoiled him rotten on many occasions. Thank you guys.

I don't think there was any fighting for a complete day after we got all the boys back together. They love each other so much.

Last night it was wonderful to sit around the dinner table as a family. Little C started to tell a story about what happened to him at school that day. He said his teacher put hand sanitizer on his palm and then he rubbed his hands together. After that he brought his hands up to his nose and took a whiff and then he went on to say,

"and Mom, that's when I caught the puberty. It made my voice change immediately. I could hardly breathe."

Oh my goodness we laughed so hard.

So, just in case you didn't know. Beware of hand sanitizer, I hear it makes you catch the puberty. I don't know about you but I already had a bad bout of that a few decades back. No thank you.