What was I thinking?? I had to laugh when I saw Jennifer's comment after talking to her in church today. I can't believe I have not posted about this yet. Probably because I am busy rewatching it!! Last night was the 3rd time viewing it. I love this episode. It will probably be one I will rewatch a number of times. Some of the best moments and best lines came about. Here is what I loved!
-JIM! or should I say John Krasinski. Man, he really won it. His acting was amazing. I mean, it is always amazing, but I loved this. His freaking out over Pam not going to the hospital was great, but I loved the scene in the car when Pam lets it slip that it is a girl. When Jim teared up, I totally did too!! It kind of reminded me of when Matt and I found out we were having a little girl, too. We were over the moon. But he was so great in that scene, one of his best moments.
-Michael had some great moments, too. Some great one liners. "I have to go wash my eyes." I was DYING! Also, when he scolded Phyllis for leaving the ice cream cake in the car and he was like, "GOSH, Phyllis, go, go GO!" And when he said to Pam's mom, "Love you too...as a friend." Her facial reaction was priceless. When he threw the keys. The list goes on and on.
-Meredith's "I have a shirt like that in my car." Totally inappropriate I know, but HILARIOUS!
-The baby slip up. You know, when she reached for the baby, that was my first thought!! No joke, I really called it. But then when they went to commercial, I decided must not. But it really was! Yikes.
-Oh some other Jim moments: when he was acting funny over the male lactation consultant. And his trying to "Push" the milk out. LOL.
Really I could go on and on. I loved that Dwight kind of gave Angela the cold shoulder at the end and I am hoping to see some more of ISABELLE! His comment in the cold open about waking up cradling gourds!!
Probably my favorite line of the night: KELLY: "and sometimes you
poop yourself." speaking about giving birth. She was pretty disgusted. I had the same reaction when I heard that while first pregnant, TRUST.
I am going to publish this post then remember all sorts of other things I liked, it was a full hour (well, 40 minutes) of Office goodies.
I have mentioned this before but I LOVE Andy's character. His talking heads are so genuinely funny, even when he says regular old stuff. Like when he said he was spying on Erin and Kevin because he was jealous. The way he said it was just comical. I am glad he finally got around to asking her out. They could only draw that out for so long, even with how airheaded those two are :)
Here are two fun facts about the episode:
1. The guy who played the lactation consultant is actually Jenna Fischer's (who plays Pam) real life fiance. Neat, huh?
2. Jenna also chose the name Cecilia because her sister gave birth the week they filmed this epi and that was what they named her. Marie is Jenna's middle name. Another neat.
Here is their family blog, its a fun link~
Love to all!
She is sure growing up. She loves school so much. All last week she kept talking about how it was "spring breaks" and I think she noticed the change in not going to school 4 days a week. She will be glad when she is back tomorrow. Anyway, back to the growing up part. One morning she called me into her room and said she had cleaned it up and wanted to show me. This is huge. We have been working on the cleaning up thing for a while and she hates it. The fact that she voluntarily did it without me asking was the most delightful thing ever. So I grabbed my camera and she posed in her clean room. Side note of Reagan: she wants to wear this green dress every day.
We had an Easter egg hunt at the church on Friday and it marked the beginning of a weekend (and week) full of candy (for all 4 of us, I might add). Here is Nolan playing with an egg.
Reagan collected 8 eggs and the candy inside was gone before we left. She was in heaven!
The older kids before the hunt began.
The same day, Reagan got a package in the mail from Grandma that contained even more candy and a Tinkerbell egg decorating kit. Cue the cheesy smile!
We dyed the eggs and it was our first year doing this since I was probably a kid! We started out with about 6 different colid colors, but then she got all into mixing and pouring and before I knew it, she had gone all chemistry experiment on me and we had like 10 cups of blackish-purple water. Gosh, this entertained her for like 2 hours, though. 
It was great that Easter fell on Conference Sunday for us. We got to have the spiritual nourishment along with the festivities. We went to an egg hunt at the Muhlesteins. The kids had literally buckets full of candy and the adults got in on it as well. Doug hid about 20 small containers with money or coupons to trade in for big items. I found 6 bucks. 
Best LOL moment was watching Liz race up the tree after her brother, looking for one of the adult containers.
The kids enjoying loot!
During the entire egg hunt, Nolan stood planted in this spot, just chewing on chocolate piece after chocolate piece. It was also raining on him and I don't think he even noticed.
We headed back after the last session for a dinner at the Muhlesteins. It was a great Easter and we have been eating candy all week! I need a break before I end up with a mouth full of cavities.
While Matt was back east, I got to know my sewing machine a little better. We bonded each night after the kids went to bed. I saw some fabric banners on a friends blog a while back and I have been dying to do some for my kids room. I sure love how they turned out. I made Nolan a crib skirt and used the leftover material to make his banner. That is my little bubs, all big boy sleeping in his crib!
Matt brought Reagan home a pen from DC. It was a genius idea, because she loves to draw and this one has like 8 colors in one.
Other fun things:
