Here are some more pictures of our new little addition....we are all enjoying him!
One day old:

We went to the Rosenbach museum, which has real "stuffed" animals set up in their habitats. It was really neat to see life-size bears, lions, a polar bear and even a full size giraffe! The boys liked it, except for when the thunder and lightning would come, then they wanted to go home. :) But they waited out the storm and we had a great time. They also had a children's discovery room at the end, which the boys had fun playing in.
And a highlight of the trip for everyone was miniature golfing! Christian especially loved it, and the most memorable moment for Jake and I was when Christian went a few holes ahead of us and hit his ball in the 18th hole before I could get his attention to stop him. As you know, the 18th hole on a miniature golf course always eats your ball and you don't get it back. As soon as Christian's ball went in the hole he went running after it, looking for the next hole that it was going to come out of. He ran the entire 18 holes again, sort of in a panic, eventually meeting back up with us. We had to break the sad news to him that it ate his ball and he wouldn't be able to get it back. He was a bit crushed, but we convinced him to play with Ethan's until we were done, as Ethan had mostly lost interest. Jake and I thought the whole scene was hilarious!

We waited all day until Daddy came home to open presents. Ethan got a new ABC puzzle, Lightning McQueen sound books, and a new game called Feed the Kitty. After presents , the boys enjoyed the new presents while Mommy got dinner ready, which was German pancakes and smoothies! (This just might be turning into a tradition...)
After dinner our guests arrived, but not after making quite the trek to get there! Grandma and Grandpa, and Grammy, Papa, Connor and Camille all came, but it was snowing like crazy outside and they were brave to make the trek! That night it ended up snowing a total of almost 18 inches at our house! So they were really dedicated to make the trek in such a huge storm!
We sang to Ethan, ate cake and ice cream, and opened presents, as well as enjoyed a helicopted show from Uncle Connor. The boys love his helicopter! Ethan received a new Thomas floor puzzle from Grandma and Grandpa, and his very own scooter from Grammy and Papa. He loves them both! And let me just tell you how cute it is to see him ride a scooter! :) Pictures will follow.
All in all, it was a great birthday!
To celebrate this green day, we went over to my sister's house for some St. Patrick cookie making festivities. The kids had a great time together and it was quite entertaining to watch them decorate their cookies. Many, many sprinkles and m&m's were used, and some cookies were actually frosting with a little cookie underneath. :) Megan was great to help Ethan the whole time.
Ethan also had a great time seeing their kitty Oscar, and got so excited each time he got to pet the cat. He would run up to me and say, "I pet da kitty! I pet da kitty!" and then go do it again. He loves kitties. The unfortunate part of it was that Ethan developed really bright red cheeks while we were at their house and it turned into a really bad and bumpy rash on his cheeks and ankles. I have since taken him to the doctor, and our conclusion is that he is allergic to cats. (As well as myself...I sneezed the whole time we were there, and assumed it was my spring allergies starting up. Not so. ) I have been putting some prescription cream on his cheeks and they are starting to get a little better. Poor Ethan, now he never gets to have a kitty!