The Gallagher Annals

Monday, March 12, 2012

An apple a day...

... keeps the doctor away. I think the boys are laboring under the misconception that if they eat these, they will win their independence from their daddy and mommy faster :)

Can I use your phone man?

Gabe: Hmm. My phone doesn't seem to get good reception in here. (In reality, his phone is a video camera)
Liam: Well, my phone is dead. (His phone has no battery in it)

When you put the boys down for a nap, you'll usually hear them happily "talking" to each other for about a half hour afterwards. This afternoon I heard them making choo-choo noises over the baby monitor. Apparently water bottles make excellent trains and the wooden ends of their beds put together make wonderful tracks :)

The boys' new chairs.

Does that taste good guys?

Where'd the boys go?

Gabe exploring the miniaturized kitchen at the Children's Museum

Pappap's Nightmare...

... but Nanny's dream come true :)

Guess what? I got a fever! And the only prescription...

is more cowbell!

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Eric Bloom: [ distracted by Gene banging the cowbell ] Okay! Wait! Wait! Stop! [ the group cuts off their instruments ] Um, Bruce, could you come in here for a minute, please?

Bruce Dickinson: [ stepping out of the booth ] That... that was gonna be a great track. Guys, what's the deal?

Eric Bloom: Uh, are you sure that was sounding okay?

Bruce Dickinson: I'll be honest.. fellas, it was sounding great. But.. I could've used a little more cowbell. So.. let's take it again.. and, Gene?

Gene Frenkle: Yeah?

Bruce Dickinson: Really explore the studio space this time.

Gene Frenkle: You got it, Bruce.

Bruce Dickinson: I mean, really.. explore the space. I like what I'm hearing. roll it.

The wheels on the bus go round and round...

First Children's Museum Experience

Daddy teaching Gabers physics.

Going, going, gone...

One bite for Gabe, one bite for Liam. One bite for Gabe, one bite for Liam. One bite for... Gabe? Gabe? Are you pretend sleeping? Gabe?

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Fall 2011

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Up & Down

The boys have learned both the meaning and how to say "Up" and "Down". They now practice every day in their boxes (which they LOVE) or when standing on anything, like the couch, the ottoman, or the coffee table (which Mommy and Daddy HATE).