Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Our Funny Valentine
Saturday, February 13, 2010
11 & 0
11 = the number of inches of snow recorded at DFW Thursday. 0 = the number of plows in the DFW area. I always rave about how much I love snow. I'm realizing that I prefer snow in places where they're equipped to handle it! We made the most of it, though!
Josh was not too sure at first - maybe having flashbacks to his face plant?
I love the snow on Otis's back. Here they are next to the mini snowman that I hastily constructed. I was so happy for the Texan kids to actually be able to build respectable snowmen as opposed to the 5 inch tall ones we've seen in other years.
The trees in the backyard were so beautiful.
Otis the abominable snowdog.
Friday morning's view from our front step.
Josh was not too sure at first - maybe having flashbacks to his face plant?
I love the snow on Otis's back. Here they are next to the mini snowman that I hastily constructed. I was so happy for the Texan kids to actually be able to build respectable snowmen as opposed to the 5 inch tall ones we've seen in other years.
The trees in the backyard were so beautiful.
Otis the abominable snowdog.
Friday morning's view from our front step.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
So, Christmas was awhile ago...
But I'm just now getting around to posting from our trip to Michigan. We had so much fun!
Josh in the Santa sweatshirt Grandma made him waiting for Christmas breakfast. And does anyone else notice that he looks exactly like his Daddy in this picture? People tell us that all the time and this is the first time I've seen it. I still call the dimples mine.
Helping Daddy load up the truck as we headed to the airport.
Sweaty baby in a skintight onesie pounding Mountain Dew (not really - the cap was on). We looked like model parents.
Even Dallas had a white Christmas!
Josh kept insisting on going outside, and he was pretty sure all the gear was unnecessary.
Getting his snow legs.
About to sled down the hill with Mommy!
All was well and good until the face plant. Who can blame him?
Riding in the sled that my Uncle Jim made for me when I was a baby.
Glad to be back home and playing with the Tonka truck Santa brought him.
Josh in the Santa sweatshirt Grandma made him waiting for Christmas breakfast. And does anyone else notice that he looks exactly like his Daddy in this picture? People tell us that all the time and this is the first time I've seen it. I still call the dimples mine.
Helping Daddy load up the truck as we headed to the airport.
Sweaty baby in a skintight onesie pounding Mountain Dew (not really - the cap was on). We looked like model parents.
Even Dallas had a white Christmas!
Josh kept insisting on going outside, and he was pretty sure all the gear was unnecessary.
Getting his snow legs.
About to sled down the hill with Mommy!
All was well and good until the face plant. Who can blame him?
Riding in the sled that my Uncle Jim made for me when I was a baby.
Glad to be back home and playing with the Tonka truck Santa brought him.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Josh the Christmas Elf
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Thanksgiving Weekend
We spent the weekend with Matt's family. Here are a few highlights.
It was fantastic to have the five grandkids from Matt's side all together. Luke holding David, Josh, Abby Kate holding Avery. Too much cuteness!
A rare moment when Josh was not running straight for the lake.
Abby Kate was kind enough to let Josh color with her.
Saturday we went to a Christmas tree farm.
Mike & Casey with their girls on the hayride at the tree farm.
Mommy & Josh on the hayride.
Abby Kate & Luke
Finding the right tree is thirsty work.
Josh thinks this is the winner.
Luke & Abby Kate help Uncle Mike cut down the tree. Josh supervises.
Enjoying the hayride (while trying to climb over the side)
Family photo
It was fantastic to have the five grandkids from Matt's side all together. Luke holding David, Josh, Abby Kate holding Avery. Too much cuteness!
A rare moment when Josh was not running straight for the lake.
Abby Kate was kind enough to let Josh color with her.
Saturday we went to a Christmas tree farm.
Mike & Casey with their girls on the hayride at the tree farm.
Mommy & Josh on the hayride.
Abby Kate & Luke
Finding the right tree is thirsty work.
Josh thinks this is the winner.
Luke & Abby Kate help Uncle Mike cut down the tree. Josh supervises.
Enjoying the hayride (while trying to climb over the side)
Family photo
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Rocket Man
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