It's the Half Time Show

That cute little blondie up front on the left is mine. Awooha!

He Shoots, He Scores!

Awesome! That's me you hear cheering on #33. Too bad his jersey actually says 13!

Yep, I'm an idiot. But in my defense, I do have a 5 year old, a 3 year old and a 5 month old with me, squirming and talking in the stands, as I try to pay attention to the game and capture photos and video for Dad to see.

I know, I know. I'm still an idiot, lol. But I'm a proud idiot.

Left To Their Own Devices

This is how they entertain themselves:

Instant Water Park - Just Add Rain

Guess all that rain last week was good for something ;)

Wordless Wednesday

The definition of cold:



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His Moment in the Spotlight...

The big guy has recently taken up basketball. We joined a church league, that has a short winter season, to see how he likes it. So far, he's really enjoying it and is playing well. And let me tell you, we are having so much fun watching! Check out the grand entrance for game day...

Summertime sweets!

Who's making that noise?

Look Out World, Here I Come!

40 weeks of pregnancy: exhausting.
4 hours of child labor without drugs: excruciating.
Watching your 11 month old's giddiness at learning to walk: priceless.


For some reason this video is showing up even darker online than on my computer, so I apologize for the poor quality. But, because of the momentous moment I just had to share it with our extended family.

Just Some Good Old Fashioned Summer Fun

"Once Upon A Time..."

This is Bryn telling a story to help pass the time on our long car ride.

Fits of Laughter

I cannot think of a happier sound than that of your own children giggling. Ahhh, to be so young and so free. Don't we all try to recapture that feeling throughout our adult lives?

This video is from a recent afternoon when Aiden decided to play peek-a-boo with Jack and Jack found his "voice."

Learning to Let Go