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Staying at a nice hotel in Virginia for work. So nice to have a bathroom all to myself, no sharing with three little boys who, I have to say, do not have the best aim.

Nice.

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Brought the boys to my mom’s while I am on a trip for work until Sunday. Only problem is, she wasn’t expecting us for another day. Oops.

Took the boys to the dentist yesterday. It was their second visit, but the first one where they got a cleaning and all that good stuff. I’m happy to say they inherited neither my skittishness nor my bad teeth. Clean bill of health!

Love watching the boys play trains with Daddy.

I did a walk for breast cancer on Saturday, in honor of Angela. She continues to inspire me every day. Love her!

Oliver, in cognito.

(Ooops! I just realized I didn’t post a picture for this day yet. Ah well, better late than never, eh?)

New shoes! Still black (Oliver), brown (Miles), and blue (Linus). The Tiny Toms were adorable, but they destroyed them, so I had to get some sturdier shoes (and, as it happens, 1/3 the cost. You pay for fashion, people.)

They were pretty excited to show them off at school, but Miles was in tears when he got a little mud on the toe of his left shoe. Do you wonder why I sometimes call him "Princess and the Pea"?

Oliver in the bath. I’m trying to work on my lighting without using the flash, but that meant the ISO had to be set to, like, 1,000,000, hence the grain. I converted to b/w because then the grain looks artsy instead of crappy.

My friend’s daughter was at work today, and I just happened to have my camera with me. What a cutie!

I could say this is something about Halloween or something, but really, I completely spaced on taking a picture, and I’d just put the boys in bed. So I made them shine their flashlights on their faces. Heh. This is Linus.

Took the boys to the mall yesterday to look for new shoes. The Tiny Toms are adorable, but no match for 3 year old boys. Yeesh.

We took the boys on a streetcar ride today, their first since they were three months old. It was a gorgeous day, and we took the streetcar to City Park and enjoyed the sunshine.

(Don’t I make it sound so idyllic? I’m not mentioning the whining and crying and clinging and fighting that went on. I’m choosing to forget it.)