Saturday, January 29, 2011

Blossoms, Braces, Etc.

We finally removed pressed flowers from the flower press Olivia got for her birthday and were delighted with the results.
I finally had my braces removed.  Below, the before and after.  I actually look better in the before picture!  I just look weary in the after shot.
The girls celebrated the 100th day of school.  Here's Olivia sporting the hat I made in the wee hours of the 99th day.
Micah actually used the potty several times (but didn't -- many, many more times than he did).

Saturday, January 22, 2011

A Few Images

After much neglect of this blog {due to unforeseen life circumstances}, here's a post.  Well, at least a few images from this week.
Oh, to be this free!
Do I really grip the steering wheel until my veins bulge?  Yes, I do.
Shadow play.
Olivia 2 minutes into the bike ride:  "I'm tired."

Monday, September 27, 2010

Camping

A few photos from our camping adventure this past weekend.  Sure seems like a lot of work for just one night, but the kids do enjoy it.  Micah keeps talking about the pine cones and the marshmallows and the FIRE!




Saturday, September 18, 2010

Halloween Projects

Yarn spiders and green slime.  Made for a fun weekend playdate with friends!

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Micah is 2!

Just a handful of photos I snapped of the birthday boy today.  He's so grown up all of a sudden.  Some of his recent favorite sayings:
  • It was an ACCIDENT.
  • Just a second, Mom.
  • Leave me alone.  It doesn't matter, Mom.  Doesn't matter.
  • Awesome.
  • I'm not happy/sweaty/smart/loud/two [whatever -- just fill in the blank].  I'm a good boy!  (apparently good boy on the one hand and everything else on the other are mutually exclusive)




Friday, August 20, 2010

Hannah & Olivia on the 1st Day of School

Olivia's not at all sure about what's coming.  Can't you see it in her face?

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

A Poem by Olivia, Age 5

Olivia made up this poem today, and I quite like it.  She's a funny little girl.  Clever and crazy.

Shiver me timbers,
Let the wind blow.
We'll know much more,
After we grow.