Saturday, January 31, 2009

Christmas, finally.

Our computer got a virus at the beginning of January and was gone for a few weeks. I'm just now getting around to posting some of the pictures that have been building up since December. Here are some pictures from Christmas and the day following, in no particular order.



This is Bleys' mom with our kids and our new niece Quinn Locklear, born Nov. 25th.








































































Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Our Cuties











A fun Sunday afternoon activity

A few Sundays ago after church Josie decided to try something new with her tights. She was running around this way for quite a while. The best part was when she held her cup up to her mouth and tried to drink through them.





Sunday, November 16, 2008

catching up

Here are a few pictures from the past few weeks that I hadn't gotten around to posting yet.



Friday, October 31, 2008

Go Avs!

That's right, we don't let our kids choose what nationality they want to be, we don't let them choose their own religion and we sure don't let them pick which hockey team they're going to root for. Josie, May 2006

Silas, October 2008

Saturday, October 25, 2008

Week in review

On Tuesday Silas turned one month old. He's getting much more alert. He loves to look around and will turn his head to watch a person walk across the room.
Here is a picture of the "rock wall" that the girls are building on the patio. (I think they're cute.)


We also had our first snow this week. Josie was so excited when she saw it. She stood looking out the window and exclaiming such things as, "Mom, there's some on the rocks! It's on the porch and on the chairs and on the ground!" Thankfully I got to take her out for a little while. We didn't stay out long because the wind was very cold. The snow was gone by the end of the day though.





























































Wednesday, October 8, 2008

The Sincerest Form of Flattery

One evening before Silas was born, the girls put stuffed animals in their shirts and were running around saying, "I'm Aunt Lynnie" and "I have a baby in my tummy", etc.
Then, their babies came out!
A few weeks later, here's Josie rocking her "baby" while I was rocking my baby.