What a sad face! Poor Lydia. She's sick on her first birthday and this pretty much sums up how she's been feeling the last few days. One year old pictures are going to have to wait until after Thanksgiving.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
The Tradition Continues...
It's the Thanksgiving Day traditional football game (no, not the Cowboys!) where Lucy pulls the ball away just as Charlie Brown is about to kick it.
Cade and Rusty went to Aunt Jenny's house to help celebrate Dustan's 18th b-day, so he wasn't here to enjoy the show with us. Lydia and I stayed at home since Lydia wasn't feeling well.
Cade and Rusty went to Aunt Jenny's house to help celebrate Dustan's 18th b-day, so he wasn't here to enjoy the show with us. Lydia and I stayed at home since Lydia wasn't feeling well.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Blog Backlog/Blitz
I've been waaay behind on my posts (says me) so I'm on a blog blitz. Nothing special about this picture, really, except to show all my mommy friends this great water bottle topper for the itty bitties in their lives. It's made by Gerber and comes in a two pack for $3-$4 (at Hy-vee here in T-town). It fits on ANY water bottle and keeps the kiddos from spilling/wasting water. Lydia loves it, which is saying something because she's particular about her nipples. Wait, that didn't sound right...she's particular about the artificial teats on cups/bottles. Man! That really didn't sound much better.
Moving on.
So enjoy the next few posts as they may be the last ones I post until after Lydia's big bash.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Friday, November 7, 2008
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Riley B. got to spend the day with us on Halloween, so we took him with us to our annual BCBS trick or treating trip with Aunt Theresa. The kids got a good haul of loot and everyone loved the kids' costumes. Riley didn't bring his costume, but he did come dressed in his K-State basketball jersey. I added a little face paint and a sweatband, and voila! Instant baller!
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Our Holiday Tradition
There's something incredibly reassuring to me to know that while Cade is growing up at an exponential rate, he still is a Peanuts-loving little boy. Whenever a holiday is approaching, he will watch for the previews of whatever holiday-themed Peanuts episode that will be airing. Without fail he will be sure to watch it, and I swear, it's just like the first time he watched it. I love it! Most recently it was "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" and "You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown".
It's the Great Pumpkin, Cade Dennis
I can't even really look at this without getting a bit creeped out.
We have such great "backyard neighbors", as Cade likes to call them. The family who lives behind us, the Martins, happened to have an extra pumpkin and carving kit so they generously donated them to our sorry Halloween decor. Not only that, but they cleaned out the pumpkin and even sent a candle with it! Brian, their son who also goes to Mater Dei with Cade, came over and helped Cade and Rusty with the carving. As you can see, it's a masterpiece. Creepy, yet cool.
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