I realized I updated my theme (cupcake) and lost the changes I made. FML. Fixing it will have to wait. I’m barely getting time to sit and type up a blog post, much less fix the whole darn layout =\. I think I’m switching back to an old one.
Anywho. The Sunday after the last day I posted we chilled out at home with the kids. We (or should I say: Jorge) started one of our Sunday projects. He installed speakers into our kitchen ceilings. It’s so much more fun to cook now :).
He also installed a Roku in the kitchen nook. The kids had more fun than we did looking up things for ME to cook LOL.
The week leading up to Spring Break was kind of a blur. Work was all about my upcoming event, and in hindsight it was a good distraction, since I wouldn’t have the kids this Spring Break. It was their dad’s turn. I’d had them the entirety of the week last year and I was lucky I’d get them a few extra days this year, since it was also their dad’s weekend.
BUT. I’m happy to say I’m dealing with my separation anxiety much better these days. (Poor Jorge remembers the blubbering mess I was this past 4th of July–when we’d spent almost a week with them in Austin and when their dad came to pick them up I dissolved into a billion pieces and was just SAD. Nothing Jorge did (bless his heart) could cheer me up. Only somewhat did I cheer up when he brought the ladder out of the garage into the backyard and we stood as high as we could to see the huge fireworks display from Municipal Park. I love him *swoon*).
Monday right after work, I drove home, picked up the girls and Mom and we met up with Mario and the boys for Jaylen’s Open House. Of course his teacher spoke the world of him *beams*. He’s a millionaire in reading (1 million words read) and he aces his benchmarks. His GT teacher also said he’s a great student. We got to see his quilt that they’re actually learning how to sew on their own :).
Alaethia had picture day the next day:

And after work I rushed to Eenan’s school for his Open House this time. (Their school district wanted to cram everything into one week >_<.) Eenan's teachers also spoke the world of him, but one of them brought up that he'd been falling asleep in class, and another reiterated the statement. I couldn't believe neither one of them--especially his father--brought it to my attention. You can imagine the lecturing that happened after that! To both of them! I can't believe both of them kept this from me. It was annoying on his dad's part, and disappointing on Eenan's =\. The kiddos had muffins and punch (ugh) at the little reception afterwards and then we went outside, where Mario and Eenan received another lecturing. And then the girls and I came home and arrived to this wonderful dinner made by my love:

And he greeted the girls like this:

*sigh* I know. He’s great *hearts in eyes* :).
During work the next day (the 6th), after 3:30pm, Michelle and I went on a search for cupcakes. I didn’t even want any, but I cave into peer pressure :(. We ended up at Icing’s and got these:

I’m proud to say that I gave half to my boss back at the office and the girls shared the other half. These cupcakes were HUGE.
On the 7th, I got out of work and picked up my boys and we turned up the music while I cooked dinner. Harlem Shake came on, and this happened:

And Jaylen danced so hard he passed out!

It’s always a blast with these kiddos!
I’d seen on Mama Laughlin’s site–and had seen several times on Pinterest–how to cook a spaghetti squash instead of using pasta. I thought this was a great idea since Jorge really isn’t into pastas (but will eat them if I cook it). I was hoping I could trick the girls into eating it, too, since they LOVE spaghetti.



It was GREAT and even my picky Aly liked it :). That’s a good one to repeat.
We just hung around that evening. I’m pretty sure I passed out on the sofa with the kids, heh. Typical of our Fridays!







