Grandma & Grandpa sent Joseph a package for his birthday. This little boy really loves dolphins & was pretty excited about his new shirts to wear on our upcoming trip to Sea World.

30 March 2010
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11 March 2010
Tooth Number 4
After school the kids went over to play with our neighbors. They love to play over there & usually nothing really exciting happens. But today I got a phone call.
Lexie called to say she was eating some crackers for snack and "somehow my loose tooth fell out because I bit on it because I thought it was part of a cracker. So I asked Kiffon if my tooth fell out & Kiffon pulled it right out. Then she washed it off & put it in a ziploc bag for me."
Lexie called to say she was eating some crackers for snack and "somehow my loose tooth fell out because I bit on it because I thought it was part of a cracker. So I asked Kiffon if my tooth fell out & Kiffon pulled it right out. Then she washed it off & put it in a ziploc bag for me."
We are so grateful to have good neighbors who take care of the drama we bring to their house. :)
10 March 2010
Notice Anything?
Yep, Andrew managed to get his jammies on backwards. And when we tried to help him put them on the right way, he pitched a fit. So, we let him put them on again. Amazingly, he could even zip it up by himself. Oh, our talented children...
07 March 2010
An Awkward Moment
Andrew isn't all that shy. And he is really good at pointing out letters wherever he goes. While we were at my sister's house this week, her sweet 12-yr old daughter was just standing there minding her own business, when Andrew walked up & started pointing at her behind & saying the letters there. She was a lot bit surprised. We all laughed & Andrew was so proud that he spelled out the letters on the seat of her pants. So, you've all been warned, think carefully about what you wear in front of Andrew or he may just poke you in the behind.
05 March 2010
An Apple a Day-Or More
It cracks me up to watch my kids eat apples. They seem to eat them non-stop! They will eat until they think they've eaten enough to be done. And then ask to see if it was enough. What I don't love...finding half eaten apples on the counter. We're still working on teaching Andrew that the other half can be eaten, too.
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