Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Funniest ward talent show ever!

Not my ward talent show, though. My mom got this video in an e-mail from her friend. It was so hilarious I had to post it.

http://www.ldsmag.com/youtube/081106swim.html

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Sunbeams and shockers

So in honor of my new little Sunbeam, I thought it would be cute to put a video of Braden singing the Sunbeam song. This is his rendition.





Speaking of Braden's rendition of songs, when he sings the Alphabet Song, he ends it "Now I know my ABC's. Next I love you, stay with me."



So that takes care of the Sunbeam part. On to the shocker.



My dad called me out of the blue and said he was in town. So we got to hang out with him for a little while this afternoon. He's living in Japan now, but will be moving back to the states soon. Yay! We'll get to see them more often. Which is great since I now have a sister and twin brothers to get to know. Their ages are pretty close to my kids' ages, so hopefully they'll get to be friends. Oh yeah, the boys sure had fun with their Grandpa.


P. S. Noah is now 10 months old! In only two short months he'll be a year! Where did the time go? Oh, and Noah's also decided to try running, now. It's so funny to watch!


Thursday, January 15, 2009

I did it!

I know it's been a while since I first started thinking about cutting my hair, but I've finally done it! Here's a before and after comparison.



Quite the change, huh?

Monday, December 29, 2008

stuff

Just some post-Christmas pictures. I always have too many pictures that I want to post, but these are some of my favorites.
Noah's first experience with snow.
Braden eating snow. He LOVES snow days. When he came back inside his arms up to his elbows were that frozen red that hurts, but he didn't care. As long as he gets to play in the snow, it's all good.



The kids Christmas morning before opening presents. They were both fairly subdued opening presents. Braden wanted to open everybodies' presents, but we convinced him to let us open (most) of our own. So he decided to give everybody their presents instead. He had an uncanny ability to always give the right present to the right person.
Kevin and Braden playing with Braden's Christmas present. You have to cock them before you can shoot them. It's funny because Braden just can't remember the word, so he's asked us to lock them up and knock them up. Umm, no thanks.

Daddy and the boys.



Me and the boys.
And, finally we have a video of Noah walking! It took forever because every time I got the camera out, Noah would get so excited and start waving his arms around. He has a hard time standing up like that, let alone walking. He walks much better now than he does in the video. He's decided to make walking his primary mode of transportation, now.






















Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Merry Christmas!

Just wanted to wish evetyone a Merry Christmas! I hope everyone has a great holiday!

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Pictures and a video

I just wanted to post some fun stuff.
Braden "washing dishes"

Noah pulled the crackers off the table. He really likes crackers.

Click on the picture to see it big, then check the eyes. (Imagine them without the red-eye.)


Braden being cute.


Noah being cute.


The boys being cute.


Braden fell asleep on his chair while eating his bedtime snack. He's done this before, but this was the most precarious.


My little trick pony
I caught Noah doing the funniest thing with Braden's lawn mower. (Braden calls it a "lawn mower truck".) Noah loves playing with it, but I don't think he quite understands the correct way to do it.








Monday, December 8, 2008

Walking and potty training

Well, Noah has officially taken a step (just one) a few times now. By the end of the week I think he might be taking multiple steps. The fun begins!

Braden is starting to potty train. He's worn underwear a few days without any problems, but he has accidents most of the time, so we usually keep him in diapers and he tells us when he's going so he can go on the toilet. I don't think he quite understands or can tell when he needs to go before he's going. But this is definetly progress. Just a few months ago he was totally ambivalent about using the tolet and wearing underwear. The end is in sight!