Dentist

Today was dentist day for the boys. Their first time. The boys did great - Jason barely made it. Jason didn't sleep all night because he was afraid the boys couldn't handle it. Once at the dentist, the hygienists picked up James and Thomas, walked them back and CLOSED THE DOOR! NO PARENTS ALLOWED IN THE CLEANING ROOM! No wails came from James room so we know he did fine. A few whines and whimpers came from Thomas' room so he did fine too. A lot of crying came from the waiting room because Jason didn't want to let the boys go alone. Luckily my dad was their to hold Jason's hand. Ha ha. Overall, the boys teeth are fine. Thomas had a chipped tooth which is turning a little gray but they said the tooth is fine only a little discolored. It may or may not go back white. All in all everything is great! No cavities or anything to worry about.

The dentist is a friend of Jason's Grandpa Hansen. It's nice to take your children to someone that can be trusted. Thanks for a great recommendation!

No pictures as we were not allowed in the back. Children need to gain Independence as we were told.

You Outta Be In Pictures

Smiling pictures are so hard to come by that when you get some you have to share them. We hope you enjoy the pictures of our boys.

Band-Aid Box

After hurting his head outside and wanting a Band-Aid, James snuck into the house and this is what we found! Never a dull moment around the Hansen Household!

Rain, Rain don't ever go away!

Yes, the boys have a cold and cough but how often does it rain in sunny southern California. Not only was it raining but it was pouring and thundering. What responsible parents we are. The boys love the rain especially since they have a train umbrella to hold.

The Latest and Greatest Mission.
Thomas and James now work endlessly to dump out their Lego's, climb into the containers and pile all of the Lego blocks on top of them. This is not a one time mission it occurs many times throughout the day. The mission is finally complete when they get out of the containers and leave (what seems like) hundreds of Lego's, all over the floor, for Mom and Dad to play with. Boy, they sure do care about us!