Manual-Labor Day Weekend!

This past Labor Day weekend was a very busy one for us. Since we have no life, we agreed to watch a couple friends of ours kids. Friday morning the Phipps dropped off their 3 kids, and the Tidwell's dropped of their 3 year old, while their older son would be there to join us after school. So if you do the math, and include my own child, I had 6 kids in my care. 5 of which were under the age of 4. It was a very busy day full of playing, screaming, crying, and me playing referee between all the kids. There was a span of about 15 minutes where I managed to get all 5 kids napping at the same time. Oh what a peaceful 15 minutes it was too!


Here was dinner with all the kids by myself because Kameron had to go pick up our 6th child and feed the Tidwell's animals. It was really cute though because Ryan and Bryson kept sayiing that this was their "most favorite dinner EVER"!! It was just macaroni noodles and spagetti, but hey if simple makes them happy I am all for it. haha. They all were big eaters and were all SOO tired when bedtime rolled around.

The next morning the Buckmister's picked up the Phipps kids and took them to their house for the last 24 hours til their parents got home. Going from 6 to 3 was a big change. We spent the rest of the day playing and hanging out before Kameron and Brendon went to the ASU football game. Bryson, Porter, and I just hung out and went to bed. The rest of the weekend was spent hanging out and playing the Wii!
The boys watching "Ne-Ne's"...anyone who knows Bryson, knows what this video is!!

Porter, Brendon, and Bryson goofing off after church!

Porter loved this chair while we were at the Tidwell's! I think he felt like a Big Boy sitting in it.

And he found a pair of boots to wear around the house. He loves shoes, and couldnt get enough stomping around like a cowboy!

So I am down to only Porter today and I am not quite sure what to do with myself. But I have come to realize that 6 kids are a little much for me. I think I will just have one at a time and see how many I get before I call it quits, and pray that I never have twins!