Since we got home so late on Sunday, the only one of our kids we got to speak to was Bradley, who was waiting for us on the couch. I tried to wake up Bailey, but even though she looked at me she had no idea I was there. I picked Bryant up out of bed and rocked him for several minutes. It was wonderful to hold him, even if he didn't know it was me. I think he did, though.

We waited until Monday night to bring out the presents. Bryant was pretty psyched about his new train.
Our friend Sagar sent Bailey a couple of necklaces. So he moved right up to the top of her favorite persons list, sight unseen.
Solomon presented me with some clothes for my kids right before we left. I haven't tried the boys' outfits on yet, but they sure looked cute holding them up.
This dress is absolutely beautiful. Bailey looks like a little Indian princess in it. Well, maybe just a princess. Her coloring is a little pale for India.

Don't know if Brad's will fit over his cast, but I hope so. It's a really cool shirt.
We bought Bradley this tic-tac-toe set at a handicraft shop we visited. He loved it!
We started back to school yesterday, amidst some pretty heavy whining. Two weeks off has made them a bit lazy, I think. Brad is having some trouble writing, which makes him completely ecstatic. Penmanship is out for now, and most of the other stuff I'm having to write for him. I know he's milking it a bit, but for now I'm giving in. Next week might be a different story.