This was the start to a night I will never ever forget. I have to say that I felt something crazy coming on but I didn't know it would be this extreme. As you can see, Ethan is strapped into his booster seat doing his favorite activity so I could tend to the twins. Mason and Carson had been to the doctor earlier that day and had shots so I knew they weren't feeling well. Not to be too graphic but stuff was coming out of both ends of their bodies. I picked Carson up off of the couch to discover that he had a massive explosion (not of the mouth) all over the couch. Horrified, I yelled for Eric to come and help. As Eric was transferring him to a place to clean him up, Mason began projectile vomiting all over his vibrating seat. Meanwhile, Ethan is about to tip himself backwards in the chair screaming that he wants to get down. After discovering that he had painted his face, I rushed him upstairs to bathe him while Eric cleaned up the puddles that our sons created. I think the whole ordeal lasted an hour and a half from start to finish but it felt like an eternity! I must admit that I was in complete and utter shock. So much so that I don't think I spoke much at all last night. I just couldn't wrap my brain around the chaos!

Little did I know that this morning I would be reminded of last night's events. How could I forget to mention that Ethan decided to stick peas up his nose during dinner last night? Eric removed a few last night and Ethan removed the leftovers this morning at Pump it Up. For those of you wondering, Pump it Up is a place full of inflatable bounce houses for kids to go wild in. I was telling a girlfriend about the craziness that swept over our house last night and I truly don't think she believed me.....that is until Ethan comes up and hands me two peas from his nose. Tonight HAS to be calmer than last night. Stay tuned for more tales from the Payne family and Ethan's latest trick!