Wow-i just realized that she has her thumb in her mouth for MOST of these-guess it's a pretty common occurence-especially when she's tired...I guess mommy's photo shoots must tire her out...
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Random Fun Shots of our 11 Month Old-December '09
Wow-i just realized that she has her thumb in her mouth for MOST of these-guess it's a pretty common occurence-especially when she's tired...I guess mommy's photo shoots must tire her out...
Christmas with Uncle Terry, Aunt Lisa, S, J, M & C at Nana & Gaga's House
Ben giving his gift to Nana and Gaga
A rare quiet cousin moment...They are really cute together, and as the oldest two, seem to enjoy each other's company...
Mark opening his "bat cave"
Gracie opening her "Night Before Christmas" book-turned out to be one of her very favorites and she asked for it every day...
Nana opening her pictures of the kiddos...
Look how great she looks when she isn't holding her hand up in front of her face to block the camera....
What did you get, Sara?
Guess Nana and Gaga got it right!
Thank you hugs
Another hit...
John enjoying his new laptop...

Gracie opening her baby doll...

Taking her for a walk...She took a couple steps and then took a huge spill due to slippery shoes-poor sweetie!

A Christmas cookie made it all better...
Claire got a new hat...

And so did Daddy? Gracie knew better...

Fun with Gaga...


What did you get, Sara?
Gracie opening her baby doll...
A Christmas cookie made it all better...
And so did Daddy? Gracie knew better...
Fun with Gaga...
Friday, February 12, 2010
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Early December
This December was such a fun-filled and action-packed month, that I think I need to post about it in "chunks"...so here's what happened in early December...
The boys walked down to the park with their respective classes (on different days) to decorate the designated Christmas tree for their grade-a fun annual tradition. They make ornaments in class, then walk down as group and place them on their tree.
This year Josh's class made cups of cocoa for their ornaments-a neat idea...they simply put brown paint on the outside of a plastic cup, then made a handle from a pipe cleaner....all as a nod to the Polar Express theme. They had taken a field trip down to the IMAX in Syracuse to see the movie the week prior-how fun!
Here is Josh and his buddies...
Pretending to "drink" his hot cocoa...
Josh and the girls

Josh's turn...
Then, after the tree was decorated, they mailed their letters to Santa...Just look at the chaos...Since the boys have reached school-age, I have a new-found and immense respect for teachers...
And here is Ben, the next day, with his best buddy, Daniel, lining up to decorate the third grade tree...

These guys made bagel ornaments, which they covered with peanut butter and sprinkled with birdseed. How green are they?! ;)
Then, when they were finished, they went up into the gazebo to sing a bunch of Christmas carols. Here is Ben with his goofball friends. I remember a friend of mine once referred to a nine year old we knew as being in the 'goofy stage'. I think I'm beginning to understand what she meant, now that I have one!
Here is the third grade tree, all decorated...
And, unfortunately I forgot to take a picture on the first grade tree on the previous day, right after it was decorated, because that night the heavy rain and high winds washed all the hot cocoa away! Here it is the next day...:( Note the empty cups...
And I just love this series for a few reasons...Gracie marvelling at her first Christmas tree, the light in the sunroom, the scale of my baby girl in front of the great big tree, and the sweet big brother who's doting on her...oh, and who can resist the stylish plastic gate around the whole thing?



And here is Gracie on one of her first sled rides around the yard. We got this adorable sled at a great garage sale last Spring. She enjoyed being pulled around for awhile, until she discovered how much she enjoyed EATING the snow....


So this is how I found her every time I turned my back for a split second...face-down in the snow, intentionally, trying to eat as much as she can...What a little nut! Oh, and her word for snow is brrrrrr, brrrrrrrrrrrrr, because when I took her out to see her first snow, I told her, "It's cold, brr, brr!"
She never ceases to make me smile! :) And neither do the boys, for that matter!
The boys walked down to the park with their respective classes (on different days) to decorate the designated Christmas tree for their grade-a fun annual tradition. They make ornaments in class, then walk down as group and place them on their tree.
This year Josh's class made cups of cocoa for their ornaments-a neat idea...they simply put brown paint on the outside of a plastic cup, then made a handle from a pipe cleaner....all as a nod to the Polar Express theme. They had taken a field trip down to the IMAX in Syracuse to see the movie the week prior-how fun!
Here is Josh and his buddies...
Josh and the girls
Josh's turn...
And here is Ben, the next day, with his best buddy, Daniel, lining up to decorate the third grade tree...
These guys made bagel ornaments, which they covered with peanut butter and sprinkled with birdseed. How green are they?! ;)
And, unfortunately I forgot to take a picture on the first grade tree on the previous day, right after it was decorated, because that night the heavy rain and high winds washed all the hot cocoa away! Here it is the next day...:( Note the empty cups...
And I just love this series for a few reasons...Gracie marvelling at her first Christmas tree, the light in the sunroom, the scale of my baby girl in front of the great big tree, and the sweet big brother who's doting on her...oh, and who can resist the stylish plastic gate around the whole thing?
And here is Gracie on one of her first sled rides around the yard. We got this adorable sled at a great garage sale last Spring. She enjoyed being pulled around for awhile, until she discovered how much she enjoyed EATING the snow....
So this is how I found her every time I turned my back for a split second...face-down in the snow, intentionally, trying to eat as much as she can...What a little nut! Oh, and her word for snow is brrrrrr, brrrrrrrrrrrrr, because when I took her out to see her first snow, I told her, "It's cold, brr, brr!"
She never ceases to make me smile! :) And neither do the boys, for that matter!
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