Therapy and stuff...

We had a very busy week.  Grammy was here for a visit.  She is a blessing to us...cooking, cleaning, laundry, baby-sitting, etc. We took her home today and it will take her a week to recover :D

Daddy (David) has torn out the shower in our master bath.  With Dad's (Carl) help they have framed it and are working to pore the shower base.  After 3 trips to the tile store, we finally chose our tile.  Matching our existing tile floor made it more difficult AND more expensive!  I will post before and after pictures when he has completed the shower...maybe next year :D

We are getting Logan ready for his first year at Kindergarten.  I can't believe he starts in less than a month.  Mommy has most everything he needs except for a few school supplies.  Who knew that one kid could use so many glue sticks?

Caden has grown leaps and bounds this summer.  The age of 4 seems to be our magic number.  His fine motor skills are much better.  He has started working on writing his letters and cutting.  He is still not large enough to ride in a booster seat.  This is very disappointing to him because he cannot get out of the car seat w/o assistance....which is good for mommy and daddy! 

Mason still continues to battle his processing issues.  He is getting worse at the moment.  He refuses to eat gummy treats, which he previously loved.  He will only eat granola bars if he doesn't have to touch the bar.  I am posting some pictures of us working with him at home.  He is fine with the beans, but no so much with the shaving cream.  He begins therapy twice a week as soon as an appt slot opens up.  This means a lot of running for mommy.  It is 40 minutes one direction to the dr. office.  That is a lot of time in the car.

Mommy...aka MARY...is going to the beach with Elizabeth next week.  I cannot wait to get away for a few days.  Sun, sand, pool, etc.  What more could I ask for?  Did I mention NO KIDS?  :)

Mason running a car through shaving cream.

Crying because he has shaving cream on his hands.

Mason digging through beans to find puzzle pieces..  Notice his hands?  He gingerly uses his finger tips.

 

Mason loves to work his puzzle.