Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Time to unload

My phone! 
Casey has caught Magna-Doodle fever!

I finished my purse!! Thus the messy room. Thanks Jamie for helping me!


My kids love this face. Especially when it's doing this.  (I miss my hair!)
Playing in the coat rack in the store is ELECTIFYINGLY fun!

On of our local playgrounds flooded. Behind those trees is the play structure. I'd say it's 3 feet deep.

Day before the big surgery we played with Jamie and Brook at the indoor park. LOTS of fun!

The last picture with my boobies. (Nervousness makes me goofy).

Post surgery and in good spirits (Thanks Crystal for my blanky!)

Goldie Locks


Aunt Deedles cutting Magooly's hippy hair and Magooly trying out a mustache

"I like my long hair!"

Handsome boy!

The second surgery, old hat. This must be while I was falling asleep because surely I wouldn't deliberately pose like this for a picture. 
Winter Wonderland
A Monkey in the snow! :)
throwing snow balls

the new do

Take a good look, I've never seen Bennett eat like this in his whole life. The kid loves spaghetti! 

He loves it too. "Oh, I ate too much".

At the Oregon vs Stanford game, my first Duck game!

Great game, great date!

Bare feet in the "O"

We love hats...


I just love him.

And him. He is so cuddly after baths


I almost can't stand this cuteness! He made me this card when I had my mastectomy. He even drew the veins on the leaf and glued a petal "falling" off the flower. Thanks Cinnie and Papa for watching them for us!!!


















2 comments:

  1. I love all your random phone pictures! Makes me realize I should unload mine one of these days!!!
    The card picture is about the cutest thing ever, Noah is obsessed with making cards for everyone. I just love these sweet and thoughtful little boys!

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  2. I love all the pictures! I LOVE when I go back and see pictures from silly days, the ones when you have just taken the shot because your kid/hubby/you were cute and lovable. I LOVE your blog~ <3 you too!

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