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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Thanksgiving 2009

Eating Dinner. Yummy.




The older kids put on a skit for the family.



Eli taking his nap.

Game Time





Cleaning up.

Eli loves playing with babies and cousin Madison is no exception.

Monday, March 8, 2010

Chillin' Out...

on a dreary day.


Sunday, March 7, 2010

A Rare Find

Mommy and Asa.

Mommy and Eli.

On a couple of occasions of snuggling with the boys, I snapped these shots of me with each one of them. Something you don't see to much of is pictures of me. Since I am always the one taking the pictures, I am not in many of them. So these are a treat.

Saturday, March 6, 2010

Captain Underpants


The other day, Asa found a pair of underwear that we bought when we decided to start potty training. (Attempted for two days and is on hold till warmer weather arrives - also thinking of training both boys at once.) Any how he insisted that he had to wear them over his pants.

Friday, March 5, 2010

Worn Out

We moved the week before the boys' birthday party. So needless to say we had been quite busy trying to get things organized and put together. Asa is also in a nap transition. He takes one about every three to four days, so one to two naps a week. Poor guy conched out during dinner the other night. Eli on the other hand had a nap and was rearing to go.

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

My Boys' turn 3 and 2

We started our night with a taco bar. Yumm - tacos.
Asa being fed his food.

Poor Eli looks lonely, I had planned for Asa to sit over here to but he wanted to sit by Papa Tony.

After dinner, it was time for cake. Asa chose a strawberry cake with vanilla frosting and Eli, well, he didn't get a choice, had a dairy free chocolate brownie cake. I was told it tasted good. And I believe it because it was gone by the time I got around to getting myself some cake.


Time to eat the cakes.



Time to eat the plate???? (Actually I got a shot like this for Eli's first birthday I'm curious if he will do it again at future birthdays)

Can we say "Monkey see, Monkey do." Although I thought it was supposed to be the younger copying the older not the other way around.

Time to open gifts. Chris decided to have each one open his gifts separately so we started with the oldest, Asa.








And then it was Eli's turn.




Eli opening his gift from mom and dad.


Asa with his gift from mom and dad well at least the Thomas part.