A more detailed look into our everyday life. With 2 kids, 1 dog and an adopted turtle, we never really know what interesting things will happen, but we wanted to share them.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
What is more exciting than a cardboard box???
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Little Ladybug
Thursday, February 19, 2009
A Year and a Half...already!
Over the last week a lot people have said that Megan looks taller. It's hard for me to notice, but she has finally started to grow out of her 6-9 month clothes. Since today marked 18 months for Megan, I thought I would go back and take a classic elephant picture. It was fun when I was taking her picture she got very excited to see her elephant come downstairs and she couldn't wait to get her white shirt on. The second I put her in position, I told her to stretch her legs out and she did. She was having to much fun unlike her 12 month pictures when she wouldn't lay still at all.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Everyday things that make us laugh
Monday, February 16, 2009
The Ringman Wedding
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Bath Time = Bubbles!!!
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Her very own ball pit.
Megan was having so much fun in the ball pit I was laughing so loud at the funny things she was doing. I wasn't going to take any videos, but just the squeals and giggles coming out of her, I have to get it on film.
You'll notice towards the end of this video, Baron steals one of the balls. It wasn't until after I went to get the ball back that I realized why he picked that ball...when he was a puppy one of the first toys he had was a squeaky basketball. Of course Megan found the squeaky basketball right away, but I knew that it would be an endless battle with Baron over this ball, so it is now his. I took the basketball over to Megan and told her that Baron had one like his when he was a puppy and I asked her if this one could be his. She said "uh-huh" and that was that. The only time she tries to take that ball is when she wants Baron to "chase" her, it is funny to watch. I'm just amazed as how much she can understand when you take the time to explain things to her. Now I understand how frustrating it must be for toddlers to know what they want but not have a way of telling us. Thank goodness for sign language! The few signs that we have taught to Megan have come in handy!