I'm HUNGRY!

If you look real hard you can see the baby opening it's beak for food.From what I hear and read the mama and daddy feed the babies 40 times a day!And they grow fast! I hope the nest holds up, we've gotten windy here the past few days .

Robin's eggs have HATCHED!

So today, we sat outside to wait for the bus...a beautiful morning by the way. Nick was telling me how he wants to become a bird watcher and a tornado chaser still. He wanted me to check the nest AGAIN and I said the mama bird was sitting in the nest to keep the eggs warm...all of a sudden we saw the mama leave the nest. So I checked real quick and saw fuzzy feathers! I said they hatched! Nick was jumping up and down and so excited! They are so tiny,it must have just happened! We'll try to update on the growth progress:-)

What we discovered one day while waiting for the bus...

A week or two ago we were waiting for the bus. Nick noticed a Robin flying into the weed/shrub/tree like growing on the corner of the fence. It flew away when I came close...it was building a nest! So EVERYDAY since Nick has insisted on checking the nest for eggs. I told him probably not but maybe there would be eggs in it. The past few days we were running late and didn't check. Today we checked and I couldn't believe it there were 3 blue eggs in the nest! I put Nick on my back so he could see and got so excited and then hoisted Chad on my back so he could see too..."oh that's cool" he said. So I informed them to not to touch it and let the Robin mama do what she does. She didn't pick a very good spot! that area has a bunch of activity with us pulling up in our cars, getting out , opening the door, riding bikes ,and washing cars...hope they survive:-)

Here is where it happens...

Hey since you catch up with me on my cancer journey , I decided to create a new blog to let you in on whats going with the family, mostly the kids and how they are getting so big! Just today while waiting for the bus they were measuring how tall they came up to my short,small , framed body! Chad is just below my collar bone( right where my port is located) and Nick is about 6 in below that. Poor little Nick had this kid in his class that insists that Nick is 6 (probably teasing him cause the kid just turned 7 and Nick is already 7) I guess small has it's advantages...when picture time came around I was ALWAYS the first in line! Shortest to tallest! I got to hold the board that said the grade level and teacher...ALL the way from K to 6th grade! But never underestimate the power of a shortie! I vividly remember being in a swim race in my preteens and we lined up on the blocks and the majority of the girls had developed early and it seemed like a foot taller and then there was me, short and scrawny. Guess who won the race... ME! So anyway, be sure to check us out.