Life being a 2 year old

We had a weekend at home and never leaving the house. I can tell you, live as a two year old must really be tough. Landon seriously has the whining thing down to a science. I don't know who was more annoyed, Luke or myself. All Landon knows how to say lately is "I don't want it" and throws himself down to the floor and cries and kicks. He spent some quality time in his room over the weekend, just for not wanting or caring to listen to us. He just truly thinks that we should do everything for him. I am hoping that this just a phase that he goes through, or I am not sure what I am going to do. He whines and then you finally get him calmed down or after he has been in his room for a period of time, he then all the sudden says "Hi Mom" and then wants to play. Is it a test of my patients or bi-polar or what? Everyone laughs because he is such a boy and knows it, but seriously, I don't know that I can take it much longer. AGHHH!

Other than scolding Landon we all had a great weekend watching the Packers take a super win over the Seahawks in the blizzard in Green Bay! Hopefully they will pull off the win this weekend and then we have a reason to have a Super Bowl Party!!

Time for me to get back on my New Year's resolution. I started out so strong, and I have jumped off the band wagon already. It is terrible. I just don't seem to have time to workout anymore. I feel so much better when I do and I am paying to workout on my lunch hour, but the last couple of weeks have been a struggle. We are taking a little vacation in March and I am not going the way I look right now. So, hopefully that is enough spark to make me get there and work out.

"My Nuk is Broken"

It is official, Landon is done with his "nuk"! Last Saturday Luke took the plunge and cut the end of the pacifier and gave it to Landon. The hole was very obvious and Landon saw it right away, but he still shoved it in his mouth. When he started to suck on it, he knew it just wasn't right. He took it out and told Luke that his nuk was broken and threw it to the floor and fell asleep. It was beautiful. So 6 days later we are still nuk free. All he says now is "Daddy cut my nuk". It was hilirious at first now I just keep telling him that it is broken. One habit down and how many more to go. Now, it is time to concentrate on the potty training.

Oh, the New Year Resolutions.

Have a great weekend.