While the girls went to American Girl the boys made a trip to the Lego store. They make it look so easy, but lets face it...not so much.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
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Ok, so you all will have to humor me. One of my new year's resolution is to keep our blog updated, but I have to play catch up first. :) So here is a blast from the past.
At A Glance
Matt is working on his MBA from the University of Notre Dame---Go Irish! He is also very excited about his new job as a Weeblos leader for cub scouts.
Janaye is keeping busy trying to keep 4 kids busy and the chaos to a manageable level.
Emma is 9 and just started ballet lessons and is hopeful she will be in a Nutcracker performance next Christmas. She also loves reading adventure books and playing the Wii with her brother.
Brandon is 7 and is doing great in first grade. He just discovered the Magic Tree House books and thinks they are pretty neat. He loves playing Wii with anyone and everyone and is excited for soccer to start this spring.
Janaye is keeping busy trying to keep 4 kids busy and the chaos to a manageable level.
Emma is 9 and just started ballet lessons and is hopeful she will be in a Nutcracker performance next Christmas. She also loves reading adventure books and playing the Wii with her brother.
Brandon is 7 and is doing great in first grade. He just discovered the Magic Tree House books and thinks they are pretty neat. He loves playing Wii with anyone and everyone and is excited for soccer to start this spring.
Caitlyn is 6 and definitely thinks kindergarten should be all day---she can't wait to eat lunch there like the big kids (if she only knew right?). She also started ballet lessons and loves listening to music and playing her guitar.
Parker is 2 (already?) and so far not so terrible (I probably just jinxed myself---I totally did. This week in church the little monster in him came out as he made a mad dash for the stand during sacrament meeting....oh boy, here we go!). He absolutely loves Diego, carrying around his "guys" (little action figures), singing, and playing/wrestling with his older brother and sisters.
Parker is 2 (already?) and so far not so terrible (I probably just jinxed myself---I totally did. This week in church the little monster in him came out as he made a mad dash for the stand during sacrament meeting....oh boy, here we go!). He absolutely loves Diego, carrying around his "guys" (little action figures), singing, and playing/wrestling with his older brother and sisters.
Fun Stuff
It's a Small World
- Sara and Girls
- Chuck and Gina
- Brent and Danika
- Ryan and Michelle
- Kurtis and Haylie
- Rich and Celeste
- Jason and Nikki
- Wally and Vanessa
- Kevin and Kim
- Matt and Rebecca
- Gary and Kelly
- Seth and Anna
- Bryan and Gina
- Tori
- Ryan and McKenzie
- Krister and Sheri
- Bart and Shantyl
- Travis and Nichole
- Craig and Alexis
- Boone and Mandy
- Ryan and ShaMarie
- Blaine and Justalyn
- Ryan and Shaunna
- Truman and Crystal
- Ben and Marsie
- Tommy and Kelsey
- Trent and Jenny
- Steven and Allison
- John and Shannon
- John and Janette
- Sister Haylie Jensen
- Gary and Missy
- Richard and Jamie
- Jared and Michelle
- Rob and Tara
- Preston and Natalie
Say What?
Here are some funnies the kids have said recently:
As we are driving past the cemetery on the ND campus Parkers asks me, "Mom, when I die am I going to be a statue?"
Parker to Dad: I want to be a robot when I grow up so I can kill people. (so proud...)
Parker to Dad, after he had asked mom for help numerous times and been told numerous times just a minute: "I have free (3) words for you (holds up his fingers as he lists them) juice, clothes, Diego."
Parker to me after I tucked him into bed and was doing a little straightening up, "Mom, can you please leave my room." Yeah, he is 3...we might be in trouble.
Caitlyn at dinner: "What does bacon taste like?"
Emma: "It tastes like pigs."
Parker (after he takes a bite of bacon): "Mmmm...yep tastes like pigs!"
More to come as they are said.....
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We belong to
We believe in
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