Drew, Seth, Jack & Cameron: The Boys of Summer!
Jack is, and forever will be, my baby. I can't believe he is all ready 2! It really seems like just yesterday that I was in the hospital having him. He truly plays the baby part super well! He is as whiny as they come, he has no desire to potty train, (Laynee, Drew, and Seth were in undies by now) he loves sleeping in his crib, and won't give up the binky. Normally this would drive me crazy, but seeing that he IS the baby...I'm not caring so much. On the plus side of things, he chatters like crazy. Most of the time you can understand what he is saying as well. In fact, I think he might talk better than Seth. (just kidding, but Seth has really only been talking for about 9 months now.) His favorite song is "We Will Rock You" He goes around the house singing, "we will, we will ROCK YOU!" He is an excellent climber. He is in our cupboards getting food practically every minute of the day. He loves to get his own drink from the sink as well. He pulls the stool over and helps himself quite regularly, it doesn't even matter if the cup is clean or dirty. He also loves to wash his hands and play in the soap. His newest conquest is climbing up our chain link fence and yes, he can get to the top and thinks he can swing his leg over to the other side...did I say on the plus side of things??? At least he is making himself independent. We try to make the cup half full here in the Wells home as often as possible. Lately, Jack has been really into watching the movie "The Incredibles." After watching it myself, I've decided that he REALLY deserves his nickname Jack Jack! They both act exactly the same way.
Since our trip to Disneyworld, Jack has been in love with Mickey Mouse and the gang. We don't have the Disney Channel, so for his birthday he got a Mickey's Clubhouse DVD.
I decided that maybe if we start young, someone in our family will be good at working with their hands, and power tools. Its not the strong point of Jack's parents. He seems to like it thus far. 
Getting congratulations from his teammates after scoring a goal.
Using his mad dribbling skills.
Drew eats, drinks, and dreams about soccer. He loves it. One day last week, practice was cancelled because of the rain....he cried! He is the best player on his team, and he knows it! (we are working on the cocky thing, but I figure being a little cocky is ok if you can back it up...right???) Today was the first win of the season and the kids were really excited. Drew scored 6 of the 10 goals for his team. Way to go Drew and team Comets!
We caught our bus and headed off for Hollywood Studios. Of course Rockin Rollercoaster and the Tower of Terror were first on our list. Seth got to meet Lightning McQueen. The Power Rangers showed us some moves. We saw the Indiana Jones Stunt Show (which Seth freaked out about...it was too loud) and the Lights, Motor, Action Show which was amazing!
Tuesday found us at the Happiest Place on Earth. B-Amma took Laynee and Drew on the big rides, while me, Spence, Seth, and Jack headed for Dumbo. For such a stupid ride wow was it a long wait. Seth and Jack loved it, so thats all that matters. Seth didn't like alot of rides. If they went into a tunnel (ie..Peter Pan, Pirates of the Carribean) Seth freaked out. Not sure why, and it made for a difficult day with him, but he loved Dumbo, Alladin, and the Goofy rollercoaster.
Wednesday we went to visit the animals. We ate breakfast with Donald Duck, Daisy, Goofy, and Mickey. It was Yummy!!! We went on the safari, rode on Everest (AWESOME btw) got wet on the rapids, not to mention in rained for about an hour in the afternoon, and scared Laynee and Drew to death on the Dinosaur ride. It was a good day. 
O.K. not really, but after this massive project that Laynee has had to do I think we might know more about Idaho than the people who really live there! For a 4th grader, this was a gi-normus project. Just to rattle off a few of the things this project entailed:
She also had to take into her class a food from Idaho, we chose potato chips naturally, and she had to wear a costume of something that represented her state. She is a sack of Idaho potatoes. She gets to present her project to her class today. I'm glad we had 2 months to prepare this monster, and I'm glad its now over!
