Adventures in Abelingland

Spider-Man Sheep

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Thu, 16 Jan 2014 02:20:00 +0000

Tonight while I was putting Brandon to sleep ...

"Mommy, did my Spider-Man blanket come from Spider-Man sheep?"

Seriously, love this kid. How cool would that be?

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I LOVE You

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Sat, 14 Dec 2013 06:50:00 +0000

Me + You. Xoxo

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A Caped Crusader!

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Fri, 13 Dec 2013 16:58:00 +0000

Brandon spent the night at Papa and Grandma Booba's last night

we couldn't tell Luke

He would have been jealous.

Brandon had a great time

and here he is

our Caper Crusader ready for school today!

5 Year Old Problems

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Fri, 13 Dec 2013 12:45:00 +0000

Nicky has a lot of girlfriends
it can be hard for a 5 year old
Facebook is making my life easy
it just posted a section called
Year in REVIEW
this was one of my top 20 moments
I love it.

Dear Abelingland

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Fri, 13 Dec 2013 12:35:00 +0000

Dear Abelingland,

Back in May I lost some of my spirit and needed to focus on my family, work, and priorities. I put my blog last. But coming up on year end I realized that I will never forgive myself if I stop documenting the boys ADVENTURES and continue to make those blog books like I promised. I may not be able to keep it up forever and once they get to high school, I am sure there isn't a lot they will let me write about. But for now, while they are little, I will continue.

I've made some progress, but I've completely missed, May - November. I have a lot to catch up on.
I have to get through the boys birthday, their joint mass party....

I have to get through Mother's Day and Finley's visit

Nicky's first LOST tooth and then his second one...

My trip to Arkansas and my first attempt at Paint Ball....can you see me in all that camo?

Luke growing up so fast, turning 2 and climbing out of the crib...

and Father's Day...

and this is just June! I have to document birthdays and babies, and trips, and family time. I'll get there. And some will be redundant for those that follow me on Facebook and Instagram. But I have a book to make!

So much more to go before we ring in 2014.

Secrets of Abelingland - MY WORLD

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Fri, 13 Dec 2013 12:05:00 +0000

Usually when people find out I have three boys they say 2 things

1. I don't know how you do it
2. followed by - Ages and Boys or Girls?

When I tell them that I have three boys ages 5, 4, and 2and a half, they look at me and say 2 things

1. I don't know how you do it
2. Did you try for a girl?

Those of you who know me, you know how badly I wanted a girl. And if you didn't know that. I DID. Badly.

I respond saying, I tried every time. I probably cried at every ultrasound too. I just really really REALLY really wanted a girl. I joke that Dan can't make girls. I think it is true. I think it is pay back...or maybe God knows what he is doing...because I have three B O Y S....and I wouldn't trade them for the world.

THUMBS

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Fri, 13 Dec 2013 11:53:00 +0000

My kids never had any interest in their thumbs
they preferred their "bays"
their ninis
their blankets
that was OK with us
however, breaking up with NINI was impossible
with a lot of angst, blood, sweat, and tears.
but we made it past the pacifier stage when Luke was 9 months old
and then...
a year later...
after Brandon's 4th birthday, the unexpected happened!
He came home one day and told us a little boy at nap time sucks his thumb
and he showed us
- see mom, like this!-
at first we didn't know it was going to be a "thing"
it just happened
and at 4?
we let it go for a while
constantly telling him to take his thumb out
At first I was a little embarrassed "I have a thumb sucker"
But not really sure why
lots of kids did
and for Brandon, who has a history of needing things to comfort him
it wasn't THAT unusual I guess
we were successful over the summer, about 2 months after it started
we got that nail bit STOP and put it on his nails
it was horrible, even I tried it.
YUCK
it worked - for about a month
and then it happened again!
and it hasn't left
right now we have an agreement
only suck your thumb at naptime and bedtime
sometimes listens
sometimes we find him alone sucking his thumb
he finds comfort, it self soothes, he needs it right now
we've asked his therapist and the Dr's if we should be worried
about his teeth, his speech, etc.
they both say to let him grow out of it and it will get better
for now, the war wages on.
Daddy and I are planning and plotting
until next time thumb!

Tangled Up

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Fri, 13 Dec 2013 03:32:00 +0000

What?

I'm helping!

A Promise Kept

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Wed, 11 Dec 2013 02:29:00 +0000

They kept their P R O M I S E
3 little Rattles
in a baggie
came last week
and all was right in Abelingland
for now.

Papa Vic & Grandma Ellen in Austin

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Wed, 11 Dec 2013 02:18:00 +0000

In November, Grandpa Vic and Grandma Ellen came to visit

the boys had not seen them in years

and didn't come with me when I went to visit them earlier in the year

Luke met them for the first time in Feb

My Dad had back surgery he is up and walking

good as new!

better than ever!

Nicky was so excited a real life Marine was coming to visit.

He couldn't wait to talk guns.

he couldnt wait to talk rattle snakes.

It was a lovley visit

Lots of football, wine, and chaos.

I think Ellen can personally confirm now why I drink

Unfortunately, the weather turned cold and an artic freeze hit and we had to cut the trip short

before they left we had a great lunch at the County Line to celebrate and couldn't pass us feeding the turtles

and enjoying the company

Before they left they promised to send Nicky

the rattles of of some dead rattlesnakes they had killed over the summer.

Nicky was beside himself with joy and excitement.

what could be better.

we miss them already and we love you!!

we hope you are enjoyign the OBAMA toilet paper.

{thanks Grandma Booba}

Inside the Head of Master Nicholas: {A Shower For Mom}

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Wed, 11 Dec 2013 01:58:00 +0000

Scene: Sunday morning at 8:32 am

Nicky: Mom, come with me

Mommy: Ok, Nick

*I follow Nicky into my bathroom*

Nicky: Mom, please take a shower

Mommy: uh.....why?

Nicky: You will look better after you shower

{He has a point, lol! so here is a pic of Nick "before he showers" :)}

{Insta.gram} Cuteness - future Olympian

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 01:11:00 +0000

Her mommies were silver medalists in the 2006 Winter Olympics. It's in her blood. It's in our spirit. This winter, while all eyes are on Sochi, I'm placing my bets on summer 2028; a future gymnast in the making.

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One of my favorite things

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Sun, 08 Dec 2013 16:56:00 +0000

I have a little secret. When I'm in the bath, I'll turn on the kids monitor and listen to Dan play with the boys upstairs. They truly have so much fun making up games, playing karate, being secret ninja forces, cooking, and playing hide and seek. The laughter is infectious. It might possibly be one of the most satisfying sounds. The boys have no idea how lucky they are. I'm pretty lucky too.
{daddy and lukey last night}

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A New Venture

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Thu, 05 Dec 2013 12:24:00 +0000

everyone is under NDA for reading this

"Honey, one day I am going to have my own business."

over the last 12 years there have been many ideas...

and I've had to make a decision to throw it all in and support one of my baby's crazy ideas....

Usually it went something like

Book Visors?

{still laughing at the prototype}

ScrubTies?

no
{but practical}

Mini Dolphins?

YES! but how?

{who wouldn't want a pack of mini dolphins in their fish tank??}

then it got interesting...

Dan has worked for a top surgical device company for 8 years

He has spent many days on his feet

watching surgeries

Usually thinking he could do them better

and he had an idea

One that would solve a very unique problem

and make us a lot of money

{we hope}

So back in Jan, he took ~~some~~ A LOT of money

Started getting up at 4:00 am

...every morning...

He made some drawings, put the idea to paper

Contracted with a designer and a developer

I did a lot of reading

and approving

and questioning

But in 6 months

voila!

Bariapps was born!

A smartphone app for Bariatrics

Dan started pitching it to local hospitals and clinics

and...

They wanted it!

and would pay for it

I made him a cake and we celebrated his first customer

We downloaded it on iTunes

and its now on my phone.

We are so proud of you Dan!

So we he put a plan together and a strategy to launch this at Obesity Week

The largest convention for Bariatric and Medical Weight-loss professionals and Drs in the world

He started preparing for a week in Atlanta {just last month in November}

He built a booth

He booked our tickets

He picked up another 5-6 customers

We were ready to go

With one last hurdle

his Job.

So we made the leap and

On Nov 1st, Dan quit his 8 year career with his company

He never looked back.

We left the kids with my mom and Tiffy

and flew to Atlanta to launch BARIAPPS

AND

I was impressed!

He had the "IDEA" of the conference

he was the upstart

people were jealous
Dan by far had the best booth of the vendors...

He was also the best looking guy there

because, you know...that matters ;)

Within hours we had people lined up

A famous clinic had just hosted a meeting with Bariatric coordinators and mentioned how their app

gets the 33% more leads

They all want an app!

We gave demos, we talked

2 of us was not enough

Dan ran into some Dr's that would have never spoken to him when he was with his other company

They wanted one

Watching Dan shine in his element was overwhelming and I was filled with pride

{and great for the marriage *hint*}

I was the "cheap" booth babe

I learned more about bariatric surgery than I ever cared to

I ate a lot of protein bars

they were in a booth right next to us

We left with hundreds of leads

A possible new partnership

Lots of new feature ideas

And even better....

3 signed up on the spot

Now we are working to manage the level of new customers and interest

It's amazing to see something Dan created contribute to the family

and possibly take over BOTH our income.

So wish us luck in our new venture!

BEST.APP.EVER

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Wed, 04 Dec 2013 22:53:00 +0000

This might be the BEST.APP.EVER

Ms. Tiffy is the best

she takes the sweetest pictures of my boys

they look like

A L I E N S

M O N S T E R S

and pretty damn cute

{Luke's is my favorite}

App is called

PHOTOBOOTH

Look Mommy, I drew a Brachiosaurus

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Wed, 04 Dec 2013 22:46:00 +0000

Nicky has become quite the artist

he drew me a dinosaur

in fact it was a Brachiosaurus

eating leaves from a tree

except not really...

Lukey Goes To School

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Wed, 04 Dec 2013 21:01:00 +0000

Luke loves school

he loves his teachers

he has a best friend

who looks so much like him

they could be twins

every month the lead teacher sends pictures of the kids playing at a school and working hard

I got these today

the J O Y on his face is preiceless

knowing how happy he is, makes leaving him so much easier

we love SITH.

I love you Lukey.

Annnnd....its Christmas Card time!

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Wed, 04 Dec 2013 20:44:00 +0000

It's that time of the year!

If you know me AT ALL

{which isn't hard - I am an open book}

I LOVE Christmas Cards!!

I love RECEIVING them just as much as sending them

I spend hours picking out a perfect card, with perfect pictures

{as perfect as can be with 3 little boys}

Here is one of my favorite pictures from our annual pictures with Tara

More to come next week

Life is Sweet Photo Boutique

and here is a sneak peak from our 2013 Christmas Card!

they should be sent out this week and I cant wait for you all to get them

Happy Holiday Season!!

And here are my cards from the last 5 years!

Oh how the kids {and family} have changed!

OH I FORGOT ONE FOR 2012! CHRISTMAS CARDS 2012

Sunday, March 10, 2013

Our 2012 Christmas Card {book}

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM ABELINGLAND

Sunday, December 25, 2011

We wish you a Merry Christmas

We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

We hope 2012 is better than ever

We love and miss you Roxy and Eleanor and will never forget you

To our Friends and Family, may you have the most wonderful time of the year,

Love

US.

and from the last 3 years......

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE ABELING FAMILY

Saturday, December 25, 2010

From our house to yours, we wish you a very Merry Christmas!

Love,

the Abeling Family

Dan, Victoria, Nicky and Brandon

Roxy, Zeus, and Eleanor, too!!

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE ABELING'S

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Our Christmas card for 2009.

Happy Holidays ~ with love ~ the Abelings: Dan, Victoria, Nicky, and Brandon

CHRISTMAS CARDS

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

It's no secret that I adore Christmas. One of my guilty pleasures in life is taking pictures and creating the perfect Christmas card. This year we made a last minute decision and took some recent pictures of the boys for our card. I will post 2010 card closer to Christmas, after I send them out. Here is a look back at 2 years of Christmas cards....

2008

It's 82 in December {again!}

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Wed, 04 Dec 2013 16:41:00 +0000

82 in December is becoming a trend

and someone made a funny about the weather

It's been over 80 degrees all week

and then a cold front comes in and drops to 40 on Friday

but its not that out of the ordinary!

last year we were swimming same time last year!

tonight we put up or decorations and maybe hop in moms pool!

82 ON DEC 2ND

Sunday, December 2, 2012

And we are swimming! Well the boys are. In the jacuzzi, but still. The whole family, including the doggies came over to grandma and grandpa's today.

Christmas music, decorations, and swimming!

Santa Babies 2013

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Mon, 02 Dec 2013 21:31:00 +0000

Its a good time as any to start posting again. Most of 2012 will be lacking, but I am going to make a great effort to catch up before end of year. So bear with me

Its tradition the weekend after Thanksgiving to go see Santa.

2013 might be the best picture since Nicky's first visit back in 2008 and then all three of them in 2011...

(see below)

There were no tears, there was matching outfits, and 2.5 smiles.

it was a gorgeous day, a great looking Santa and thanks to

Millie & Mox

we didnt even have to leave Steiner Ranch!

I love the Holidays and all the festivities that come with it!!

SANTA BABIES 2012

SANTA BABIES 2011

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

For the last 3 years I have documented our annual visit with Santa. Each year seems to represent my (or Dans) enthusiasm (or lack of) for the event. 2008 was our first experience and I don't think we could ever replicate how adorable Nicky would looked, his perfect reaction, and how charming the picture turned out. 2009 and 2010 were um ....considerably LESS festive. No matching outfits, no professional pictures. Although they never cried, they didn't really compare too 2008. However, my boys are always adorable.

Well, now I have three babies, and this year I was determined to get a good picture. If not, at least they would look cute. (even that is debatable according to Dan and Shauna)

I dressed them in matching Harajuku Mini plaid pants and Luke in the cutest bow-tie tuxedo pantsuit. - And to be clear, I had to bride Nicky with three lollipops, a new army truck, and 5 presents to get him to put the pants on. I actually sat on him and pulled his feet through. Followed by a chase and lots of laughs, they were finally dressed.

We went to Lakeline Mall and brought Grandma Booba along. We waited in line for an hour. The had a great time racing across the mall, making some new friends. To pass the time, we went to a balloon twister, and both boys asked for orange guns (of course they did. they by in front of us asked for a monkey on a tree.) She couldn't make a gun (engage Meltdown Mode 3 - 2- 1-....) BUT she made them swords! (Meltdown avoided!) They were happy little campers....until Brandon popped Nicky's. (repeat Meltdown)

When it was finally our turn, I prayed, held my breath, hoped for some smiles, and handed them over to Santa; the santa with the cowboy boots and the largest hands in history of all Santas. really, take a look.
And what do you know....they smiled! all three of them. PHEW. Here is their 2011 Christmas with Santa Picture.

I thought this was cute too - We captured Luke in the same shot as Nicky from back in 2008.

and here are the past 3 years

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SANTA BABIES 2010

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

When Nicky was 7 months old, we got him all dressed up in his Christmas best, went over to Hillsdale Mall in San Mateo and waiting in line for 2 HOURS to see Santa Clause on Christmas Eve. I think Dan was scarred for life. But it was worth it just to see the pictures. This was when he loved the word Poo Poo. So that smile was all of us shouting "Say Poo Poo"

The next year, we avoided the malls like the plague, but managed to sneak in a shot of the boys with Santa at the always fabulous (ghetto) Steiner Ranch Christmas Bazaar. Steiner, pulled out all the stops and made it really fun and festive. I kid. And as you can see, I made a real big attempt to get them in some Christmas outfits this year....at least they were matching Pluto T-shirts

Fast forward to last Sunday at the famous Oasis overlooking Lake Travis in Austin..One of the best Santas I'd ever seen, was taking complimentary pictures if you brought your camera. We again failed miserably at dressing the boys in anything that resembled matching, Christmas outfits, or non scruffy clothes. We defined this outing a success, because while we may not have gotten many smiles, we didn't get tears. And we did get some mysterious sign language from Nicholas.

Merry Christmas!

It's been a while

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Wed, 21 Aug 2013 14:49:00 +0000

Hi Abelingland,
It's been a while and tomorrow marks my 4 year anniversary since I started writing and documenting my families journey in this blog.
I missed all of May, June, July, and most of August. It will be impossible to catch up but I need to get at it again ;)

So for now here are the boys at 5,4,2. More to come!

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Nicky's Birth Story

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Fri, 10 May 2013 13:38:00 +0000

I posted this a could years ago....but I thought I would share Nick's story again.

FIVE years ago I met the man of my dreams when I held him for the first time.

I am so proud of the most amazing thing I have ever created.

FALSE ALARM

Monday, May 9, 2011

Three (five) years ago, I was sitting in my room, exactly where I am right now, so disappointed that a morning trip to the Hospital was dubbed a "false alarm". So disappointed that I was not holding a baby already.

It all started when I woke up on May 9th and assumed my water broke! I will spare everyone details but for those in the know, "the plug" came out! I ran into the guest bedroom where my mom was sleeping. I excitedly told her the news! It's time. Baby Nicholas is coming.

We called Bob and Val to catch a flight out, and I made Dan return as fast as he could from a trip to La Grange for work. I jumped in the shower, blew my hair dry, applied makeup, grabbed my bag, and jumped in the car.

{I should have known it was a false alarm when I had time to put on makeup. :)}

Dan met us in Labor and Delivery at Seton Main, and they checked me in. Sadly, 2 hours later, I was discharged and while feasting on the best smoked Gouda and apple wood bacon burger fromChez Zee, I realized it could be another week or so before I met my first born.

That evening, I walked around the block a couple times, massaged my ankles, and pouted. I was so sure he was coming, but it wasn't meant to be..

Three years ago, I had no idea what was about to happen. I had no idea how my life would change. How I would soon realize that there is no love like a mother's love for their babies. Little did I know, I didn't have to wait much longer...because at 4 am the very next morning...May 10....my water broke!

.:To be Continued:.

FALSE ALARM CONTINUED...

Friday, May 13, 2011

Earlier in the week, I began to tell the story of Nicholas' birth, which started for me on May 9th. .I left off saying that I had no idea what was in store....

Around 3 am the morning of May 10th, Dan and I were still drifting on and off to sleep, anxious and worried. Wondering how long we had to wait and excited because soon we would get to meet Baby Nicholas!

All night I felt like I was leaking, and finally at 4 am I got up to get my computer and do some research. As soon as I stood up, I heard a gurgle and felt this huge wooosh. This time there was no question: MY WATER BROKE! and then the contractions started. My adrenaline started pumping, I screamed at Dan to get up, the water kept coming out, I was soaked. There was no time to shower, do my hair, or even put on make up. I grabbed a pair of sweats and changed and a towel because I was soaked again in an instant. We woke my mom and Bob up off we went to the hospital. The contractions were coming closer and closer and I felt huge amounts of pressure. I was already exhausted and it was such a different experience from the day before. I was exhilarated too. I was finally going to meet him!

Back then, Austin Area OBGYN was at Seton Main on 38th, so we drove down and parked in the expecting mothers parking. That gave me such a thrill! We checked in and got all set up. I was aiming for no medicine. IV's scared me, and I would rather poke my eyes out than have a large needle stuck into my spinal column.

Let me take a step back and mention how during your birthing classes, the instructors make out natural births to be so glamorous and exotic and relaxing: birthing tubs and showers, exercise balls, massage oils, music, husbandly massages, and lots of support. The idea that I wasn't tied down to a bed was something else that made me consider going natural. So in my mind, I was going to go at it naturally...at least that's what I told myself.

Once the Dr came in to check me, I was about 50% effaced and 5 or 6 centimeters dilated. They told me I won't have much time to decide if I want an epidural or not. I could progress rapidly so I needed to decide. At this point the contractions took a lot out of you, they left you breathless and tired. In the room was Dan, Mom, Bob, and Ray. Valerie and Shauna were on their way. It was hard for me to talk to anyone and I was getting tired.

The next time the Dr came in, he said I needed to decide as I progressed some more and soon I would be past the point of a successful epidural. After talking to Dan and evaluating the pain I was in, I decided to go for it.

I was terrified, I got my IV, which hurt like hell after they couldn't get a vein to work. both hands were poked until they found a good source. I curled up into a ball, put my feet on Dan's knees , tried not to cry or flinch as they swabbed my back and prayed that the Anesthesiologist would not hit a nerve or paralyze me.

I didn't really feel a thing. He was a god send, and I almost kissed him.

Immediately my legs felt heavy and numb, I needed people to help me move. I was so glad I didn't feel the catheter go in...Soon I started shaking with the chills because I had a reaction to the medicine, but at least I was comfortable and I didn't feel much after that...and then we waited.

Dan, the genius Dr he is, would read the baby monitor and tell me about Nicky's heart beats and mine. He would tell me I was having a contraction, even when I didn't know it. How strong they were, how many. He was such a good support. I fell asleep. Around 11 am, I was fully effaced but only 9 centimeters dilated.He was also head down, but facing UP towards my belly rather than my backside.

Dr. Uribe (Dr. Phillips was off) made the decision to give me pitocin to see if my contractions would get stronger and help me fully dilate, and turn him around. Around 12:45 pm, Dan was watching the heart beat monitors, looking really concerned. My contractions were getting really strong and he noticed Nicky's heart rate was dropping. He called the nurses who came in, looked at the monitor, and then they called Dr. Uribe. With in minutes, I was being wheeled to the OR - for a c- section! They had to get Nicky out quick - he was in distress.

I was rolled into a room, arms spread out, given anti-nausea pain medication. Things are fuzzy at this point, but the next thing I knew Dan was holding my hand telling me how wonderful and beautiful I was, I felt a ton of pressure in my belly and then I heard him for the first time. Nicholas! It was 1:03 pm.

They held him up so I could look at him...and he was the most beautiful baby I had ever seen. He was perfect 8 lbs, 11 ounces and 21 inches. Incredible. Dan was taken away with Nicky to the nursery to wash up and I was left alone. I drifted to sleep again, and I woke up in recovery. I kept asking for Nicky, and I found out later they "lost me".

About 30 minutes later they rolled me into my room and brought him to me. My life changed the minute I held him in my arms for the first time. I am so happy to be his Mommy.

Nicholas' first video below!

His first day on camera: http://www.flickr.com/photos/victoriaabeling/sets/72157605081582885/with/2494798183/

Finley is here!!

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Thu, 09 May 2013 02:49:00 +0000

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Hand, Foot, Mouth & Power Rangers

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Wed, 01 May 2013 14:44:00 +0000

When ever I travel one of the boys gets sick. Poor Luke has blisters all over his mouth and legs and has Hand, Foot, & Mouth disease and has been home all week. I hate being away from him when he's sad and sick.

I'm excited to see them tonight, especially my other 2 crazy power rangers. They are the best

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No Training Wheels!

noreply@blogger.com (Adventures in Abelingland) — Sat, 20 Apr 2013 19:45:00 +0000

Another first before Nicky turns 5!
I came home and discovered the training wheels were off and my oldest little man was riding a bike! So proud! Go Nickle Pickle!!

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