Yogurt and fruit roll ups for dinner! Yum.

At least it was real yogurt and not Gogurt or something!

Big Announcement - I think the hungry one is finally out of diapers, even for bedtime! Too bad I still have a box full of pull ups. Maybe I'll put her in one every once in a while to remember what it's like to have kids in diapers to remind me that I don't want (need) another one!

The kids were gung ho about soccer today, even fighting over who was going to get more goals, before we left but then the fast one's frequent daytime urination flared up just in time to get dressed. YES, I'm serious! He couldn't get dressed because every five seconds, YES, I'm serious, he had to pee. EVERY.FIVE.SECONDS! After only a little bit of me flipping out and having a hissy fit over the whole thing I finally got him dressed. P.S. not the best strategy. I've now convinced him to hold it, but he thinks that means to actually hold "it." Now I'm walking around with one of those kids that is grabbing their crotch like I won't allow him to go to the bathroom. Cause he really has to go! I told him to shake it all out, that didn't work! I told him to go one more big time, that didn't work! So he spent the whole game grabbing his crotch and laying on the ground!

Did a bit of research - the best way to combat the stress on the child with frequent daytime urination is to act like it doesn't bother you? WHAT? How am I supposed to be places, I can't show up late because "The fast one had to pee a million times." We'll see how that works out.

Then, the hungry one, who loves soccer and loves participating in anything came out because she was "tired." Then she started crying. They were both fine when snacks came around though.

We then decided to drive around a few neighborhoods looking for a house to rent in a better school district, The fast one does start kindergarten next year. I will obviously get over involved in the school and I want to make sure I'm in a good district. LA Unified, though the second largest school district in the country, is probably not our best option!

Not much luck. But the kids did take a nice nap while we drove around, so no "I GOTTAAAAA POTTTTTTTTTTTTTTY!" and no crying! It was a nice break!

Bryan just asked me, are we having dinner? I said, "duh, they just ate yogurt and fruit roll ups, they don't need dinner!" :)