Monday, July 4, 2011
White Christmas
Oh Christmas Tree
Let it Snow
Catching Up
So, I am going to post some older pictures since it's been so long. This picture was taken just before Christmas. As you can imagine, the gingerbread house didn't last long. Amazingly, they all worked together and didn't fight. This past Christmas was really great. We made a commitment to slow down and avoid the usual craziness of the season. We missed our families but the time at home was priceless. We spent many evenings together by the fireplace. We came home from work and school and spent all of our evenings together just enjoying one another's company...playing games, reading books and hanging out in the rec room, where Matthew loves to play the Wii, Molly loves to play dollies and Emily loves to play legos (she was in the lego club last year at school). We really enjoyed the snow! I'll post a picture of that, too. We tried hard to teach the kids about Advent and to make Christmas about Christ instead of Santa. We had such a great time decorating our tree! I'll post a picture of that, too.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Molly
Sweet Mollipop! I wish I had a better picture of her in her Easter dress...she looked like such a little princess. Molly has short hair now because she cut it all off! She is three in all her glory. Whoever said that the twos were terrible did not have a three-year old! She is seeing how much she can get away with and she is sneaky. She is also more mature than her brother and sister were at her age. She is the one who scares us...she's the life of the party! She will try anything and she will do it with gusto! She loves to dance and sing and she's really good at it...like her daddy. She can pretty much keep up with the other two. She is very intelligent. Several months ago she learned to write her name. One day we found the letters "M-O-L-L" written in black sharpie marker on our walls and furniture. At the time, she didn't know how to write "Y". She's not scared of anything. If she falls and scrapes her knee, she gets up and keeps going. No tears, no bandaids...she's tough! She loves to play "dollies" and do art. She says the blessing at mealtime and gets mad if anyone else tries to do it. What a blessing she is in our family!
Matthew
Emily
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