Ferrara's in Florida

It's definitely a BOY While I am not as pregnant as this Barbie, I will still try to snap a photo soon. Maternity clothes are in my near future.

It started with a question on how infants get fed in the womb...so I explained what a placenta was...and that at week 18 the baby can hear our voices... So Joel comes up to my belly and loudly talks to the baby--mouth to my belly button--and says, "HEY BABY!  Did you know that you have your OWN kitchen pantry? You get to eat whenever you want to! And you don't have to share any of your things."   Then he kissed my belly a few times and went back to sending Spiderman up a motorcycle ramp.

Thanks to Mimi, our girls had the opportunity to learn the art of cake decorating.  

His favorite evening activity is lounging on Daddy and lounging while Daddy works He politely lets Joel wipe away the sleep under his eyes each morning Boudreaux even lets the girls swing him on the patio

Finding fun things to do while unpacking boxes-- "WORKER MAN" Joel created a new dress-up costume that consists of an oversized button-up shirt, oversized suit jacket, bike helmet, homemade mask, and a LIBERTYAIR a/c unit sticker in lieur of embroidery "Star Wars Hideout"

Almost life-size, thanks to Pops and Mimi & Joel's grand idea to visit to Toys R Us Reading a boy book to General Rex Catching some zzzz's with his buddy 

Ruby Simone, Sable and a friend at Art Alley in Gainesville Their masterpieces:  a sand castle and a dog

Enjoying Old St. Augustine after dinner Joel enjoying the best views  An intense game of UNO, with General Rex AND General Rex onlooking Ruby getting serious A walk around Spanish Fort in St. Augustine