Baseball, Bathtubs and Waiting rooms

Aiden got a glove and ball for Christmas, but has not really used it yet since he was the only one that had one. We got Kyle one for his birthday and now they are enjoying baseball. It is hysterical to watch Kyle, he sticks his tongue out each time he throws or tries to catch the ball!

He has his eye on it!

Look at that tongue! :)
I put Ryleigh in the bathtub for the first time this weekend with the boys. She was so excited, she giggled and squealed and had a blast. She was kicking her feet the whole time and splashing. When the boys are in the tub, she always crawls into the bathroom and tries to climb in the tub.
Kyle loves his rain boots!
A few days ago we had to go to the pharmacy to pick up a prescription for Kyle. I dread going there because the waiting room is really small, it is always crowded and the wait is always long. We were sitting waiting our turn in a packed waiting room. The boys were being good, but as usual talking loud. I can not seem to get them to understand the difference between indoor and outdoor voices. Then out of the blue Aiden says in his outdoor voice "Mom, I am really sorry I called you fat the other day." Suddenly it seems really quiet in the room. I say "It's OK Aiden." Then he goes on "But, it is just that your body is kind of....." I cut him off here quickly thinking it is hard to tell what would come out of his mouth. I succeed in distracting him so that he does not say anymore and pray our number is called soon. Thankfully I do not have a low self esteem or I might have felt bad! Just moments later a commercial comes on the TV for maxi pads. I wasn't watching it, I was trying to distract Kyle from getting into something. But I look up when Aiden, again loudly, says "Mom, what are those things?" I look up, see the commercial and stifle a laugh. I look around and see heads coming up over newspapers and books. An older lady across from us is looking at me like "How are you going to answer that one in a room full of people?" I don't say anything right away, trying to think what to say. So thinking I didn't hear him, he loudly repeats the question. "MOM!! What are those things and WHAT do they do to you?" People are openly laughing now and I just say "I'll tell you about it when you get older Aiden." Aiden says "OH! You find out when you are older." A minute later our number is called and since we were in the back corner of the crowded room, I get up walk out with my brood trailing behind. Kids definitely keep you humble. :)