Why Will should nap

Will didn't nap the other afternoon and he ended up falling asleep at the table during dinner. Patrick couldn't resist taking this picture.

This goes without mentioning, but Will wasn't drinking the beer (he has higher standards)...

2 out of 3 ain't bad

The quality of each day seems to be measured in how the kids sleep and whether they're all asleep at the same time. By the end of the day everyone is exhausted, but getting all 3 to nap in the afternoon is a rare occasion unless we do the nurse-n-nap routine with the girls. On Wednesday afternoon, I got 2 out 3 to sleep and enjoyed some one-on-one time with Stella.

Will still takes a 2-3 hour nap each day and when he doesn't...wow, it makes for a long, painful evening. Today, after a busy day at school and some play time in his room Will finally fell asleep (on the floor). Meanwhile, Maggie slept on the couch for hours (usually its minutes).

And Stella and I played on the floor, practicing her new skill of crawling (albeit still very rudimentary) and perfecting that ear-to-ear smile of hers.

Quality forecast for the evening: enjoyable!

And as an added bonus, the girls slept through the night from 10pm - 6am.

Will's Lambeau leap

Will kept asking yesterday "where G guys Dad?" He's too young to fully appreciate Monday Night Football, but trust me little guy - it's a good thing.

Will jumped at the chance to put on his jersey and watch with Daddy and then he jumped into the stands (our couch) to celebrate a touchdown. Take a look here.