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Friday, February 29, 2008

Braden...


Neen's Birthday...

While I was uploading pictures, I just realized, it was Janeen's birthday, and I didn't get any pictures of her. Sorry Neen!! Jesse and Jori came over from Idaho Falls for the weekend to see Braden and the rest of the family, so Saturday night was a busy night at Ma and Pa's.
Maddie loves her pizza. She goes crazy!!
I couldn't resist the shot of Sarah taking Teagan by the hand and leading him into the other room.
Timothy is ALWAYS smiling!
For some reason the jump rope was the greatest toy that night!

Amy and Maddie...You can definitely tell who Maddie belongs to!
Ma broke out the birthday headbands, they were very popular with all of the kids.
Teagan climbed into the toy box to play.
I couldn't resist "Mad Maddie"
Emma is such a goofball.

Baby Shower...

Last Saturday we had a baby shower for my sister-in-law, Jen. We had a great turnout, and she got some pretty cute stuff. Stay tuned for more updates....Baby Faith is scheduled to be here March 11. White and Pink Nike's from Grandma Geri
Jen's sister made her a really cute pink and brown blanket
Of course, mom had to make her one of her famous blankets too
The two things Tim put on the registry were the camo diaper bag (which I got for them of course) and the rain forest swing.

Emma's Play Day...

Emma's play day was last Friday...I know I'm a little behind on the posting. The first thing she wanted to do was play Hannah Montana on the Wii. Her favorite part was the shopping.

Of all the games in the closet, she picked Mouse Trap.
Right before it was time to go, she wanted to play Hannah Montana again.

Saturday, February 16, 2008

Ice Monster...

This is Gumby Maddie. She is the most flexible baby I have ever seen. She loves ice so much, she couldn't even fathom the idea of the little pieces of ice at the bottom of her cup melting without her getting a chance to chew on them. She was relentless. I think she continually flipped her head back trying to get the ice out for at least five minutes. That's a long time for a girl who's not yet two!!