Thursday, May 30, 2013

3 stooges?




I guess Savannah needs a bit more hair...  ha ha.  Lucky little guy here with his 2 lady friends.

Sunday, May 12, 2013

WOW MOM

I'm not sure I like these surveys... one thing just glares out at me... do you see it?  But I guess it is good to know what he thinks about me.  But really, salad and Dr. Pepper??  I rarely have those.  And I think I am pretty accustomed to spiders by now.  




Alex made breakfast (and fajitas for dinner) and got me the tulips.  I got the necklaces and gerber daisy at church.  

Love all these moms.



Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Buzz band-aids...

...evidence that we have a lot of boys at our house.  These were the only ones I could find.  


Buzz Lightyear is cool.  Dropping glass lids on your toe is not cool.

Mormon Helping Hands

We had the opportunity to participate in a service project recently, along with many others who were doing various projects for Mormon Helping Hands.  We were all ready for a painting project, but we were needed for weeding instead.  The boys were a little disappointed, but they helped pull weeds from an area by the track at a local High School. Good helpers!  They had fun playing in the piles of weeds and finding ladybugs.  Savannah had a little ladybug friend on her hat. 



Thursday, May 2, 2013

What Heaven Sees in You

I love this song by Doug Walker.  I came across this video that goes along with it as well, so I had to share.  If only you would have "eyes to see what Heaven sees in you..."  Don't forget how important you are!  (This gets me even more emotional now thinking about my own little daughter.)

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

my cool four-eyed fruit bat

Jared had his 1st grade play recently.  They acted out the book, "The Great Kapok Tree", about saving the rain forests. A man starts to cut down a tree, falls asleep, and animals and birds come talk to him during his sleep about why he shouldn't cut the tree down.  Jared got to be one of the bats, saying his part with two others.  I wish I had recorded him saying his part.  They said we would be able to purchase a copy of the play, so I didn't bother to take any video.  However, I later found out that it was $33 for a copy of the play (this must have been some real professional videography going on)... sorry Jared.  I'm too cheap to pay that much for your 30 seconds of fame.  Maybe I will just record him later saying his part.  He did a good job and looked cool in his costume (which luckily I did NOT have to make).  


future wedding videos?

Silly boys with a sugar high...