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Thursday, December 2, 2010

"How big is turkey?.......SOOOOOO BIG!"

"How big is turkey?..........SOOOOOOOOO BIG!!!!!





Apparently I was having WAY too much fun de-boning the turkey this year. :)

I actually was trying to gross my sister out by playing with the carcass. It totally worked (although not as much as I thought since SHE is taking the picture). :)

Reminded me of my years at Boston Market.....the good ol' days.

"Special Time" snowman

Cael and I built our very first snowman of the year during "special time" yesterday. It was good to get out and do something together and the snow was perfect.

He's such a sweet boy....


and so photogenic


me, on the other hand,....not so much.



Within a few hours the rain had melted the little guy a bit and all of his teeth fell out. Poor thing. Cael and I will remedy that with a bit of dental cosmetic surgery later. Oh...and we will put his arm back on. :)

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Sweet things to hold on to...

A blast from the past...














Gabe (2 years old) worked on this dance routine for months!
He loved to dance. He STILL loves to dance.




Cael at 11 months
(the picture quality on our old camera was horrible)
But...his little head bob was hilarious.


Issac on his first birthday.
(same camera...same poor quality picture)
We still laugh and laugh at this video. He was so silly!



Kian at 3-4 months. HILARIOUS! DON'T SKIP THIS ONE!


Taken today:

I can't believe ALL of my boys have worn this outfit.

It's amazing!


Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Our little vampire...

It looks like Kian's front teeth will be breaking through soon (the sooner the better) and I didn't want to miss a golden opportunity to get a close up picture of his groovy teeth now that they're grown down a bit.

Too funny!





Don't mind the boogies, folks. I mean, I am teething after all. :)

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Rare moments of the destructive and naughty

Tenderness



Treasuring a rare, quiet and tender moment of motherhood



Rare indeed.

Most of our "moments" are filled with purposefully destructive and naughty behavior (at least where a certain 3 year old is involved).

As evidenced:








Poor thing didn't even see it coming.



I refrained from yelling.

Kudos.