Monday, September 28, 2009

Sometimes friends are like family

Anna (3), Maggie (5), Anna Kathryn(6) and Scott(6). They have practically grown up together and I hope they will continue to know each other for the rest of their lives. We are so lucky to have such amazing friends.
Off to feed the ducks at Sam's first birthday! The ducks were super excited to see the group of children with cups and bags full of bread!



They are unstoppable!

Dave and Scott share many things in common and the recent activity includes puzzles. How excited am I that the best place in the house to do big puzzles is the dining room. Isn't that nice? Well, I guess it is nice when they are finished and as pretty as this one! This was Scott's first 1000 piece puzzle. I have to add that Dave did help a lot. He may have come home early from work "sick" and spent a considerable amount of time on it.


Sunday, September 20, 2009

This is how I roll

Evidently Scooter is way ahead of the game and knows that the Penguin is a super cool way to dance. The little guy to the right of him was doing it by the end of the concert. Maybe it will catch on and it will be all the rave. Well...maybe not.
It was still amusing to watch! Scott has all the super fly ways to dance. Quick feet, the penguin, the jump forward and backward...the list goes on and on!


Worms are friends too.

Our sweet little caregiver always thinking about others. This worm HAD to have a home. I am sure he was very appreciate and doesn't mind that he may have been forgotten and left outside all weekend. Maybe Mommy should go and check on the little guy.


We really do love each other.

It is possible that we really do have fun together! Here we are helping Daddy plant sod in the back yard. We have our gloves on and everthing! We are so official!
I love my Scooter even though his 550 piece puzzle is more important then smiling for a picture!



Pictures speak a thousand words.





We are blessed to be loved.

And we are off....

training wheels that is!
Scott has decided (been forced) to take his training wheels off and start riding his bike! He has done a great job with little (lots) of whining! We are so proud!