Could I do this any better

Life is flying by. I am so busy trying to be everything, I am wondering if I could do this better? This being life.
I will just keep thinking about it for now and post again when I have the answer..which will be about right since I don't post very often anyway:)

Lillian Elizabeth

Monday March 30, 8:20am. 6lbs 12oz... Very good baby so far!!!

family shots...

Hodgepodge... Isabel and Kam, Nana and the gingerbread house, Aunt Kara and the gingerbread house... Family portraits in our new living room... Hey at least they are pictures right:)

I am still here

Wow, I can not believe that it has been so long since I posted. Here I am.
Updates:

I am finally done with my Master's so now I may have some time to blog... (maybe)

I am about 8 weeks away from baby #3 who is a girl, and she remains unnamed at this time:)

We moved December 7th so that was crazy, I did not even do any Christmas posts but it was a great Christmas and most of the festivities were held here at our new house so that was fun!

We are headed to Florida next week to see my Grandparents and I am so excited to have a vacation with my husband and kids.

Seth is talking now so he is keeping us well entertained! Kamryn is 3 going on 30, but I can tell she is going to be a great helper!

So that is all for now. I will post some super cute pics when I get time.

Things that come in threes

Well since it has been a while since I have posted I thought that I would let the world know of three major things that are happening in the Pagliaroli household.

1.) Katie has switched jobs (again). I am now working back at Oswego Hospital in the Case Management department. I am really enjoying it so far, but it has only been one week:)
I made the move to have a more regular schedule and it is better paying which is helpful as...

2.) Steve and I bought a house. We anticipate closing will be mid to late October so hopefully we can move before the snow flies... The reason that we needed the bigger house...

3) We are having ANOTHER baby. We should probably be ashamed of ourselfs as we know exactly how it happens and yet we can't seem to prevent it for more than a year or so:) We are expecting this little one sometime in March. After the initial shock wore off we have been excited. Kam will be almost 3 1/2 by then and Seth will be 2 in April so we will have our hands full with a newborn.

So if I haven't blogged in a while that is because I have not been feeling so well, but I am starting to feel a little better so hopefully it will last.

All of this is going on and I am still finishing up with school and will be done January 22! NONE to soon:)

Kam and Seth are great and a huge blessing at this point. It has been a great summer and now we are looking forward to some fall fun:)

I will hopefully post with some pics soon:)

Next time I won't wait untill I have so much big news! :)

Summer Faces

Summer is flying by way too fast. We have had an eventful summer so far with a Vermont wedding, and some trips to camp. We are looking forward to a visit from Jon and Jodene as he returns from Afghanistan in August. We can not wait to see him.

Here are some "so good" popsicle faces. Our neighbor walked with Kamryn and some neighborhood girls to the store (about 2 blocks) while Steve and I waited anxiously for their return. They came back with blue popsicles. I think Seth and Kam were blue for two days after that but fun was had by all.

As always I will update as I can.

Accident

I don't suppose I can talk about a tea party (I don't even know if anyone reads this) and not tell the story of the accident or as Steve calls it "Edward Scissor Hands." I will never live it down.
Last night after a VERY stressful day at work (the state is here) I was cooking dinner. I had pulled the pork out of the oven and put it on a plate to cut. So I had the knife in one hand and I pulled the meat thermometer out (you know we will all die if we eat pork that is undercooked!!!) with my bare hand. Stupid I know... well the story is this: I touched the meat thermometer and before my brain registered I pulled my hand back, let go of the knife and heard a blood curdling scream. The kids were both at the table thankfully, so I look at Steve and there he is shaking blood all over the kitchen, ( I do mean all over!!!) When I let go of the thermomter I let go of the knife too... It just happened to land in steve's hand. Good thing I am a nurse:) He got faint... there was a lot of blood, I raced him to the sink, put it under running water, slapped some paper towels on it and ran to the phone to call my dad. In the mean time I started to clean up some of the blood and Steve was like... Hello what about my hand... so I went back to the injured and put some gauze and a bandaid on it and my dad arrived and off to the emergency room we went. Thankfully in the hall at the ED was the orthopedic surgeon I know Dr Baker. He looked at it and said it was just cut, no tendons or nerves or anything so we walked away with just a couple of stitches... I will never live this down.... Steve has gone 38 years and never a stitch...now he is scarred (literally) for life.
The only funny part of this SAGA were Kamryn and Seth. They were all strapped in at the table and as I was rushing around the kitchen like MAD Kam said "do you think I could have some dinner and dad could have a bandaid?" Then I looked at Seth and he had about 4 pieces of bread crammed in his mouth...
Never a dull moment. I do thank God though that my babies were not in the kitchen. As upset as I was about hurting Steve I would be devastated if it had hurt my babies.

Anyway, Lesson 1: Don't come near the kitchen when I had a bad day at work and am weilding a knife.

I don't have any pictures for this one either but you are probably glad about that:)