Our kids with Kelly and Tiffany's boys.
Lydia and Abraham (7 weeks apart)
Clae and Kohen
Friday, November 13, 2009
Turkey Treat
Enjoying the Weather
Eggs
I was putting groceries away the other day, I was standing by the fridge and Clae was on the other side of the island so I couldn't see him. He kept saying "eggs, eggs". I had gotten eggs so I didn't think much of it. When I finally went and checked on him ALL dozen eggs were laying out on the tile floor! He had taken them all out of the carton and he was counting them, "one, two, free, TIN". Not a single one was broken. I couldn't believe it. Oh my.
Monday, November 2, 2009
By 'er
Reading the Paper
Friday, September 18, 2009
Back to Sears
When Clae was 3 months we took him to Sears to get his pictures taken. At that time we were not very impressed. But we decided to try again and had a better experience this time and here are a few of the pictures. Lydia was perfect the whole time. Clae...not so much, in fact I'm not sure how we even got a good picture of him because I don't remember one second of him not crying and clinging to me! But we managed to get a couple of good ones of him.
Happy Little Campers
Stone Project
Friday, August 7, 2009
Play Group
My friend Amy and I are attempting to start a play group. We had our first one yesterday. It was quite eye opening for me. Clae has never been around many kids younger than he is or many girls, he mainly just plays with his cousins (who are boys) and kids in the nursery who are mostly older than he is. So, our first experience being around younger kids and girls was...interesting. Audra, Amy's daugher, is a few months younger than Clae. I think he liked having someone so close to his size because he just wanted to hug her and kiss her, and hug her and kiss her, she however was not so interested in all the affection. He was pretty much a wild man the whole time and I was worn out by the time we got home. That put an end to mom's illusion that he's a perfect angel, which is part of the purpose of play group, for my kids to learn how to interact with other kids. So, it was quite a learning experience. I hope they let us come back next time!
Pictures of Clae and Lydia
Just a few pictures I wanted to share since I haven't posted many pictures of Lydia yet.
Our family with Pastor John at Lydia's dedication.
Our family with Pastor John at Lydia's dedication.
Clae loves his baby sister. He loves to hug and kiss her, and she smiles at him bigger than she smiles at anyone else.
So sweet.
Clae at the pool. At this moment he was choosing to play with his trucks instead of swim.
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Quick Update
Sorry it's been so long since I last posted. Lydia quickly went from a baby who slept all of the time to a baby who cried all of the time! So, for about 4 weeks that consumed all of our spare time, not to mention the fact that we have a very busy toddler who still needs LOTS of attention.
Lydia is finally doing better. We think she had a bit of colic, and at 3 weeks she had an ear infection and a sore throat. Poor little thing, no wonder she was fussy. Clae has hardly been sick a day in his life, so having a sick baby wasn't something we were used to. She's doing great now, cooing and smiling like Clae did at her age. She's becoming a lot of fun.
Since my last post Clae and Lydia have a new cousin, Abraham David Cass, he's a sweetie, just 7 weeks younger than Lydia (although he's about as big as she is). Kelly, Tiffany, and big brother Kohen are adjusting well.
I'll post pics as soon as I get a free moment (maybe when my kids are in kindergarten), but tonight I'm too tired!
Lydia is finally doing better. We think she had a bit of colic, and at 3 weeks she had an ear infection and a sore throat. Poor little thing, no wonder she was fussy. Clae has hardly been sick a day in his life, so having a sick baby wasn't something we were used to. She's doing great now, cooing and smiling like Clae did at her age. She's becoming a lot of fun.
Since my last post Clae and Lydia have a new cousin, Abraham David Cass, he's a sweetie, just 7 weeks younger than Lydia (although he's about as big as she is). Kelly, Tiffany, and big brother Kohen are adjusting well.
I'll post pics as soon as I get a free moment (maybe when my kids are in kindergarten), but tonight I'm too tired!
Monday, June 8, 2009
Going Swimming
1st Family Picture
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Lydia Grace
We welcomed our sweet little baby girl into the world last Thursday, May 28. She weighed 7 lbs 2 oz and was 19 inches long. She has dark hair and dark complexion. I think she looks just like her daddy. We're adjusting to being home. It's less overwhelming the second time around and Clae is doing great with her. I'm still recovering from surgery but I think things will get much easier once I'm getting around a little bit better. I'll post a picture soon, she's precious.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Two Weeks...
Two weeks from tomorrow we will have our newest little one. I think we're still in a little bit of denial. We're both thinking, didn't we JUST have a baby? Don't get my wrong, we're very excited and anxious to meet the newest member of our family, we just know what a big adjustment it is to have a baby.
The pregnancy is going well. I'm very tired and it gets harder and harder to keep up with Clae. He's a busy guy, and I am very ready for bedtime every day. Other than that everything is normal, no problems at all.
One thing we are stuggling with is picking out a boy's name. We're pretty solid on the girl's name, the boy's...not so much. Clae wants to name him "Daddy", and at this point it's about our best option! We of course have ideas, just nothing we can agree on! We want something simple but meaningful, it's not as easy as it sounds.
We're getting things ready as much as possible. There is definitely less to do to get ready for the second one. I've gotten out the onesies, any newborn outfits I can find that are appropriate for a boy or a girl to take to the hospital, pumping attachments, bottles, and breastmilk storage bags. We have to put the car seat in and set up the pack and play. Kirby and I are going to go shopping this weekend for last minute necessities. Clae is going to stay with Grandma and Grandpa so Mommy and Daddy can have a little bit of time together before our life changes drastically again.
Clae continues to get more and more fun every day. It's amazing what goes on in their little minds and how much information they retain. He's saying a few words, da, mem, pa(grandpa), ma (grandma), cracker (tractor), and several other interesting noises he makes that we've managed to link with different objects. I don't think he knows what's coming with the new baby, I'm sure we will have a time of adjustment with him. We show him pictures of babies in books and he knows how to sign "baby" now but I don't think that will quite prepare him for what's to come. Once he gets used to the idea I think he will be a wonderful big brother.
The pregnancy is going well. I'm very tired and it gets harder and harder to keep up with Clae. He's a busy guy, and I am very ready for bedtime every day. Other than that everything is normal, no problems at all.
One thing we are stuggling with is picking out a boy's name. We're pretty solid on the girl's name, the boy's...not so much. Clae wants to name him "Daddy", and at this point it's about our best option! We of course have ideas, just nothing we can agree on! We want something simple but meaningful, it's not as easy as it sounds.
We're getting things ready as much as possible. There is definitely less to do to get ready for the second one. I've gotten out the onesies, any newborn outfits I can find that are appropriate for a boy or a girl to take to the hospital, pumping attachments, bottles, and breastmilk storage bags. We have to put the car seat in and set up the pack and play. Kirby and I are going to go shopping this weekend for last minute necessities. Clae is going to stay with Grandma and Grandpa so Mommy and Daddy can have a little bit of time together before our life changes drastically again.
Clae continues to get more and more fun every day. It's amazing what goes on in their little minds and how much information they retain. He's saying a few words, da, mem, pa(grandpa), ma (grandma), cracker (tractor), and several other interesting noises he makes that we've managed to link with different objects. I don't think he knows what's coming with the new baby, I'm sure we will have a time of adjustment with him. We show him pictures of babies in books and he knows how to sign "baby" now but I don't think that will quite prepare him for what's to come. Once he gets used to the idea I think he will be a wonderful big brother.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Playin'
Easter
Friday, April 10, 2009
More Pictures of Clae
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