It is a good thing they are cute.

It was a very long and exhausting day on the child front. B"H the two littles have the energy and will to climb and look for trouble, right? I wish I had the strength to chase them and keep them safe. It is only due to his guardian angels that Avraham Chaim ended the day in one piece, happily sleeping in his own bed.

Avraham Chaim climbed into the window (they have metal bars welded onto the outside, so no falling or getting out of the house) in the girls room this afternoon. All of them were up there playing and reading quietly. According to my older children, Avraham Chaim had fun dancing in the foot deep windowsill and invited Esther Rivka to join him. She closed the window. He pushed it back open, but it wasn't easy, when he succeeded he fell out of the window onto the girls room floor (three foot drop, stone floor) onto his belly and face. It took a while to determine that he was basically okay, one bruised thigh and a split lip, complaints about his hands, but nothing appears to be broken.

Later he climbed onto his dresser and took the glass and pictures out of the picture frames. During supper he kept on trying to get up and stand on his booster seat (see, he really is okay) and there were several incidents of climbing on things he shouldn't have interspersed throughout the day.

Mind you, I can't really complain and I am not. He is two, almost three, and I we have all been worried about his lethargy for almost two months. This is good.

On the me front, I am exhausted enough to fall asleep sitting up in the middle of the day and did so today, before AC got home while Esther Rivka was at a friend's house. I did manage to make another good lunch for everyone again though. Nothing exciting, just hot dogs and french fries, but a lunch that made everyone happy.

My calcium is still in the normal range, a bit down from Sunday, but just fine! My phosphorus is still high and has even gone up a bit, which isn't good. I am being so good about the low phosphorus diet and taking my meds so I don't understand at all.

Tomorrow I go meet with Avraham Chaim's school for next year and try to determine which class is most appropriate and I have a meeting in the evening. I hope I manage to get a nap in the middle.