Friday, November 14, 2008

Seven Months Later...




Naomi Ruth is now 7 months old!! I can't believe it!! And she never stops amazing me with how different she is from her sibilings. She is a beautiful little girl that I truly love so much.

Here are some Naomi stats:

She is 26 inches long and weighs 14 pounds 2 ounces

She now army crawls allover the place even though mommy isn't ready for this yet :)
She loves to still wake up a few times each night...but we have been letting her cry lately and she is starting to wake less

She loves to smile

She loves to play with Peyton & Isabella. They make her smile, always!

She has discovered her tongue and is constantly chewing on it, twisting it, curling it...pretty much just playing with it. Her brother & sister did not so this...

She is talking now which means all sorts of noises and sounds and maybe even mama :)

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Baseball

Outside fun is a must in a house with 3 kids four years old and under. I know you must be thinking that we are crazy but we already know that!! Here is one thing our kids love to play outside any time of the year...baseball. With lots of practice, Peyton has got really good at hitting and throwing. He has a proud Daddy!! Isabella just likes to pretend she knows what she doing but she does look cute! Here are some fun pictures of playing baseball with the kids recently...

Naomi Cuteness!!!

Just some cute pictures of Naomi...she loves to smile for the camera!! The first one she wasn't to excited to smile for. Can you guess why?? And of course if I was a better picture taker I would of put the tag on the opposite side but oh well!! And we have recently discovered that she likes bread sticks from The Olive Gadren...Thanks Uncle Daryl!

Monday, November 3, 2008

Harvest Halloween...as Peyton calls it :)

Harvest Halloween was great fun for our kids. Daddy kind of worked a half day, so once everyone got up from their naps, we got to carve our pumpkins. We borrowed a book from some friends called The Pumpkin Gospel which we read while we carved the pumpkins. The kids liked it very much. They got to help remove the slimy stuff and then enjoy choosing the shapes of the eyes and nose. Once finished, we set aside the pumpkin yuck to sort out the seeds later to make "peanuts," as Isabella calls them.


Then we picked up a cheap dinner at Taco Bell and headed for church. What a crazy place to be. There were lots of games to play, a jumper to jump in, a very large slide, pumpkins to paint, and way to much candy to eat. All in all...it was fun.