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Today we:

Today we:

  • We went to the temple
  • Got the kids a new bed
  • Disassembled P's old bed
  • Deep cleaned kids room (Baseboards and all)
  • Assembled the new bed
  • Rearranged the kids room {a few times}
  • Disassembled Em's crib
  • Brought a new {to us} bookshelf inside (it has been sitting in the garage for a month)
  • Vacuumed out the Van
  • Cleaned out the Benz
  • Took down our Christmas lights {FINALLY!}
  • Mowed the lawn
  • Rearranged the garage
  • Cleaned out the garage
  • Cleaned off and cleaned my the washer and dryer
  • Assembled Em's Playhouse for her b-day
  • Disassembled the slide/tower
  • Brought it outside and re-assembled the slide/tower
  • Went to Walmart
  • Went to Luky's
  • Went to Trader Joes
  • Took Em's crib to the DI trailer
  • Ate a late dinner at Chipotle
  • Made 3 different types of treats for Easter tomorrow
  • Did 2 loads of laundry
  • Visited with G&G Politis
  • Did lots of dishes
  • and we some how managed to play with the kids too!  They were happy all day!
Let me just say, it was an AWESOME day!  It feels so good to be so productive.  It feels so good to spend the whole day with my family.  It feels good to be me!

The kids were so great today.  The story of the bed is kind of a long story, so I'll save that for a separate post.  But the kids LOVE it!  I'm a little worried, because it is a loft bed, but it is only 3 1/2 feet off the ground and it has good walls so that helps.  Parker keeps saying "This bed is so cool!"  "This bed has a ladder AND a slide!"  "I love my new bed!"  Em on the other hand, when she was getting ready for bed kept asking for her bed.  Now I feel kind of bad.  :(  But we didn't have all the pieces to it and she is just getting to big for it since I can't get it to go lower.  She kept getting her legs stuck between the slats, and P kept getting in there and jumping like crazy, it was time.  I didn't think she would care, I thought she would be excited about her new bed too, but she was so sad when she asked for her bed tonight.  Hopefully when we get her a new mattress and some cool sheets {probably Dora} she will be more ready and excited.  I am not quite ready to play the jack-in-the-box game when she starts sleeping in her big girl bed.  Really not looking forward to that.  For now, she wants the pack-n-play and I am totally fine with that.  

Well, it is getting late and the Easter bunny still needs to stop by.  But really, awesome day!  I just wanted to write it down and remember, so sorry it was a little boring to read.  Hope you have a very wonderful Easter tomorrow!

Comments

Rachel said…
When we transitioned Emi and Nate inot the same bedroom with bunk beds I talked about it for weeks before. Mostly because I was terrified it would be a battle. But it was a breeze! I think all the talking about it helped with the transition. It sure went a lot smoother than Nate's transition to a big boy bed a few years back.
Whenever Emi climbs into bed (a month after the initial transition) she'll says, "Make girl bed!" because for weeks I told her we'd make her a big girl bed.

And WOW you had a busy day! You are a rockstar! Are you sure that was one day? That is seriously impressive!
Kelsey said…
Reading your list made me exhausted! Good work.

We got macey and miles bunk beds, but have yet to transition Miles out of the crib. I figure I'll keep him in there as long as possible! I have a feeling he won't be as easy as Macey was.

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