Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Family Fun in the Fall
In my efforts to bring this blog into 2009, I present...random photos from our fall 2008 family events.
Before a date with my sweet love. (Thank you, Shauna!)
On Pearl Street, jammin' with the CU marching band before a big weekend game. (Thanks for the photo, Meg.)
For M's birthday, A gave her a nifty little fishing pole. This fall, they made several visits to the catch-and-release kids' fishing pond a few blocks from our house.
So proud of themselves. What cuties.
Whoa there, little fella.
E thinks she might want to try her hand at fishing...
...but then quickly realizes she feels the same way I do about fishing.
With the girls at the fabulous Lohse wedding (from left: Meggan, me, Kelly, Natalie, and Julie)
Another Munchkin Masquerade
For Halloween this year, M was a blowfish (her request many months in advance) and E was a frog. A and I created the blowfish costume together. After many conversations and sketches, I turned a pink sheet from a thrift store into Mr. Blowfish 2008. Very fun. Very what-in-the-world-am-I-doing. E's outfit was purchased at a garage sale for two dollars. Once we put it on her, we realized it was a tad too small, so we cut open the feet and did not make her wear the frog-head hood. Plus, it was blazing hot for the end of October, so she got to John-Travolta-style with her zipper unzipped. Niiiiice.
She's three!
A few weeks after E's birthday, M hit the big number three. She is our full-of-life, full-of-imagination, delightful little girl who's growing up right before our eyes. She loves asking questions, dancing, and playing with her friends (both kids and grown-ups). M, we love you, precious girl, and we thank God for who He's making you to be.

Rockin' it Barbie-style (thanks, Jonathan and Brittany, for the Target gift certificate!)
Making princess cookies
She's one!
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Up North!
To continue our summer fun, we moved from one family lake cottage to the next. We then had a lovely couple of days with A's side of the family. We walked to the candy store every day (this has greatly impacted M's life), and we watched a ton of Olympics every night. Fantastic family times.
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