The boys had their Mardi Gras parade at school and Miles was a little overwhelmed. Thank goodness for his beloved English teacher, Mr. Rob, who stayed with him the whole time. So sweet!

Ollie.

Someone wasn’t super thrilled to get a very short haircut.

But then, someone else wasn’t too excited to get a call from the school nurse saying her kids have lice. So there.

Chocolate face!

Took the boys to see the Lego movie again, and this time I remembered their Lego shirts, yay!

We loved the move, but I can’t help but be amused by the mere existence of these sets, considering the message of the movie.

Linus had his first soccer game on Saturday, and poor kid, he was the only one there without a uniform (they didn’t order enough, and he’s the only kid, apparently, who didn’t play last season) but he had a blast. The fact that his team lost 11-0 didn’t matter one bit. Well, just a tiny bit.

My friend Alicia has five girls (quads + 1) and she and her husband own a restaurant. Because I guess that doesn’t keep her busy enough, she opened another business last week. I took the boys and Millie on the first day it opened to get some healthy snacks. They didn’t even know they were eating healthy chocolate chip cookies!

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I know it’s not a great photo, but look! They were making sentences with Linus’s sight word flashcards. Proud mama, right here. Before you know it, they’ll have their own blogs.

Someone’s in love with his new soccer cleats. On Saturday, I took the boys to talk to Linus’s soccer coach, which will be starting this weekend. I’m really happy that he decided to play soccer without his brother, and I don’t just mean because of my wallet.