Fall Is Upon Us v2011

The average temperature at night is 43 degrees. Not too cold but not exactly the coziest temp for a two year old. We've been extra bundled in the mornings and she's loving the different feel of fabrics and the way she's able to move.
Tights and dresses are a new look for both of us. I think she's enjoying it just as much as I am so I'll keep on keeping on with it.

Son on the other hand isn't too fond for the corduroy pants and layers he's having to put on and take off. We've been working on the toilet use and I think we are starting to get the hang of it.

Will need to make room in the guest restroom so he's comfortable going to both places when the urge arises.

Our large dog is doing well. With the end of our lease a year away I'm not sure what the plans are for him right now. I considered giving him to another family that had similar room for him to run but he's such a meek dog he may have a hard time adjusting to a new place. Or he may be resilient like our kiddos and fall in love with a new location and never remember much about the old place.

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