Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Little Daddy
Monday, September 27, 2010
Trac-tor
Thomas loves his tractors. My dad found two John Deere tractors with a trailers at a yard sale. Thomas loves them. One set was left at Paw Paw's house and the other one was sent home with Thomas.
He plays with them every day. He knows at all time where the tractor is in the house and if you ask him where's his tractor he'll take your hand and show you exactly where it is. He loves to haul things around.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Eva
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Maracas
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Eric and Lori
Another Celebration
Monday, September 13, 2010
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Question of the Week
What am I going to do with the kids in the afternoons now that the pool is closed?
Saturday, September 11, 2010
18 Months
Can you believe that Thomas is a year and a half today? I can't. It just doesn't seem possible. He is such a busy little boy. Here are a few of his favorite things and a few things that we notice about him.
He loves tractors and balls.
He loves to eat.
He can use sign language but only uses it if he wants a cookie.
He is very intense.
He's learned to gallop.
His favorite phrases are: Get that ball, I'm stuck and Get down.
He will give you a kiss goodnight.
He takes a morning nap but is wide awake the rest of the day.
He always shares his cookies with his sister.
He still loves Mickey Mouse.
Friday, September 10, 2010
I Don't Think So
You would think that as much as Thomas likes trucks he would like this ride.
But apparently not.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Thursday, September 2, 2010
The Cove
This year on vacation we stayed at the end of the beach and there was a cove within walking distance.
We took the kids there one afternoon and they really enjoyed it. We went during low tide and there were little pools in the sand with fish in them. Thomas and Arden really enjoyed wading in the water. Across the way you could see undeveloped beaches that you could walk during the low tide and pelicans would fly by and swoop down in the water and grab a fish.
Dave and I saw a fisherman throw a small fish to a seagull and the bird swallowed the fish whole. It was pretty amazing.
We also met a family from Richmond whose children had Dave's roommate from college as a teacher in the local high school. Small world.
We took the kids there one afternoon and they really enjoyed it. We went during low tide and there were little pools in the sand with fish in them. Thomas and Arden really enjoyed wading in the water. Across the way you could see undeveloped beaches that you could walk during the low tide and pelicans would fly by and swoop down in the water and grab a fish.
Dave and I saw a fisherman throw a small fish to a seagull and the bird swallowed the fish whole. It was pretty amazing.
We also met a family from Richmond whose children had Dave's roommate from college as a teacher in the local high school. Small world.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Determination
Do you remember the big slide that Arden loved last year while we were on vacation?
She remembered it and could not wait to slide again this year. When we arrived at the slide Arden told me that she was going to slide all by herself because she was four. She didn't want anyone to go with her and she would do it all by herself.
With focused determination she climbed all the way to the top without looking back. Once at the top she yelled down that she was a little scare. I told her that she did it last year and she could do it. She leaned back and pushed off.
At the end of the ride she said that was enough but she did ride once more with her daddy. She told me that she only wanted to ride it once because it was very scarry and that she would do it again when she was five.
Later during the week she told me riding the slide was her favorite part of the vacation.
She remembered it and could not wait to slide again this year. When we arrived at the slide Arden told me that she was going to slide all by herself because she was four. She didn't want anyone to go with her and she would do it all by herself.
With focused determination she climbed all the way to the top without looking back. Once at the top she yelled down that she was a little scare. I told her that she did it last year and she could do it. She leaned back and pushed off.
At the end of the ride she said that was enough but she did ride once more with her daddy. She told me that she only wanted to ride it once because it was very scarry and that she would do it again when she was five.
Later during the week she told me riding the slide was her favorite part of the vacation.
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