Sunday, November 20, 2011

Photo Sampling of What We've Been Up To

I know we have been AWOL for quite a while now. In case anyone out there has missed us, these pics are for you. I just picked a few favorites, in no particular order, and by no means representative of everything we have done since....oh, July or whenever my last post was.
Annelise and her bike all prettied-up for the Independence Day breakfast at our church.
We enrolled the boys in Superhero Camp in July, where they received special top secret training which they take VERY seriously, along with their secret identities "Lightning" (above) and "Strongman" (below). But don't let anyone know I told you. They also brought home these costumes which they wore every day for the rest of the Summer.

Febrile Seizure, anyone? We had our first and freaked right out. (Why didn't anyone tell us?!?) We rushed Annelise to the ER where we spent a few hours watching Tangled and waiting for the Doc to tell us she was OK. This picture makes me laugh. The perfect capturing of the moment of trying to remain positive while coaxing a urine sample out of a two-year-old.
This is what happens when you tell little boys to help paint....and then leave.
On the road: Fancy-Schmancy hand dryers in Green River
Angelyn's First Birthday!! It has been quite a year but look at her now!
First haircut. Well, just a trim. I can't bear to say goodbye to these curls.
One of Weston's many Home-Improvement projects. Doesn't it look great? Can't wait to use it!
Hey, I'm already big enough for Annelise's 12-month hand-me-downs!
Annelise was very excited to coordinate her own accessories for our most recent outing. She's all decked out and ready to go!
OT: This morning as I was getting her dressed and noticed she had picked out a black shirt and black pants, I commented on her choice.
Me: Wow! You are wearing all black today. Are you a Ninja?
Annelise: No! I have pink panties on!!
Peter's most recent missive. I love them all. I was particularly pleased to note both his improved handwriting and spelling.
Annelise's precious little playschool class. These girls are all such priceless treasures.