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See you over 'dare (as Chloe would say),
Andy Tiffany Chloe Henry

Kung Fu Panda 2 in theaters

Her Poor Thumb

Monday the 16th was a big day. It was my first day back to work after maternity leave, it was Chloe's first day of pre-school, and Henry's first day of daycare. It went well all around (I only cried twice that day.)

I left work a little early to pick up my babies and there were lots of smiles. As we were leaving and got to the car, Chloe followed me over to her side and I unlocked and opened the door. "Get it your carseat, please," I said. Then I walked back over to the other side to get Henry in his seat.

The next thing I heard was Chloe screaming. I ran over and her thumb was stuck in the car door—wedged in-between where the door meets the body of the car. I opened the door and her poor thumb was bruised and her nail was black and blue.

She cried and screamed the whole way home. Because there was some swelling we decided to take her to the emergency room. Andy took her and I stayed home with Henry. After waiting for hours to be seen, she had an x-ray and luckily it wasn't broken. But they drilled a tiny hole in her nail to relieve the swelling (without anesthesia!).

When she got home she was laughing and back to her goofy, fun self.

Here's a pic of her waiting in the ER:


















Here's what the thumb looked like the day after:


















And here's what it looked like a few days ago. Scary.


















But she stayed home from daycare the next day and I'm happy to report she's going to be just fine. The thumb looks much, much better.

Setting up for Kung Fu Panda 2 Premiere

Hollywood Blvd closed down around Mann Chinese. Fortunately, did not have to be here all night like everyone else. Hopefully, it won't rain...

Watching the FA Cup Final

Couple of Henry Shots

Happy Easter!

Our Easter festivities started the weekend before at the LA Arboretum where they had an egg hunt, some peacocks, and other fun things for kids. It was probably 1000 degrees outside, so we didn't stay long. This was the same place we went to last Easter.

On Easter Sunday we woke up to find the Easter Bunny had paid us a visit. He hid some eggs around the house with one M&M inside of each one, which was a genius decision since Chloe ate the M&M after finding each egg. Chloe had a fun time going around the house looking for the eggs (and eating the chocolate), as well as opening a gift from the Easter Bunny, too!








Easter afternoon we had a nice brunch with my family. A delicious ham, potato salad, a Bulgarian tomato dish, garlic green beans, fruit salad, croissants, homemade hot cross buns (thanks Andy!), and rhubarb pie (thanks Jacque!) After a major meltdown, Henry spent the entire brunch swaddled up in the swing. The swing was right next to the table where we all ate, so he was still with us.



And no Easter is complete without a drive to a local shopping mall to visit the Easter Bunny. It was going so well. We got in line to have our picture taken and I prepped Chloe of what was going to happen. But as soon as it was our turn and we stepped up to the bunny, Chloe screamed like a banshee and flailed her arms and legs and ran out of there like a bat out of hell. Even another mom in line commented, "Wow! Look at her go!"

But I didn't want 10-week old Henry to miss the opportunity to meet the Easter Bunny on his first Easter.