I came home from work on Friday to discover summer in full swing on the kids' first day without school.
When did I become a mom to such big boys?
Micah hosted a "pool party" for the neighbor girls (who happen to own a real pool complete with waterslide, etc.).
The Farmer's newly developed masonry skills were showcased in the cookout.
It was so much fun hanging out with the fam eating hot dogs and veggie dogs (Eli), watching fireflies, and chillin'. Love summer!
Summer haircuts ensued for all (except me).
Only the most dramatic one was captured on film.
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Nursery
That's right. We've hit the 18 month mark and church will henceforth be more enjoyable. Besides nursery, we're dealing with horsies, horsies, horsies, books, balls, bikes, baths, 40ish words including all our names and a couple of two-word sentences, a strong will, outdoors, milk, shoes and socks, arm-folding, chasing, and only 7 teeth. Here are a few catch-up images:
10 months
11 months
11 1/2 months (the chimpanzee phase)
12 months
12 1/2 months
12 2/3 months
13 months
14 months
15 months
16 months
16 1/2 months
17 months
17 1/2 months
18 months
I must add that this child is a pleasure to parent (despite the look on his face in that last picture). He's funny, smart, affectionate, and handsome. I'm in love with him.
10 months
11 months
11 1/2 months (the chimpanzee phase)
12 months
12 1/2 months
12 2/3 months
13 months
14 months
15 months
16 months
16 1/2 months
17 months
17 1/2 months
18 months
I must add that this child is a pleasure to parent (despite the look on his face in that last picture). He's funny, smart, affectionate, and handsome. I'm in love with him.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Nauvoo and the Talented Elder and Sister C.
We had the good fortune of visiting AlTam in Nauvoo last week. It was a privilege to see them at work in their various missionary responsibilities. We had a great time visiting the sites and learning some church history as well--we heard many inspiring true stories about the early days of Nauvoo and we came away with respect and appreciation for what those early saints endured and accomplished. We definitely want to go back for a longer stay.
A few pictures from our visit: (Unfortunately, thanks to a mischievous toddler, our camera was acting up during "Rendevous in Nauvoo." I was really hoping to capture some images of AlTam singing and acting!)
A few pictures from our visit: (Unfortunately, thanks to a mischievous toddler, our camera was acting up during "Rendevous in Nauvoo." I was really hoping to capture some images of AlTam singing and acting!)
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