Entries from September 2007

September 10, 2007

Geneva Grace

Nevi, Nevigail, Nevers, … She smiles for any of these.

Reasons to love her:

1. She rarely cries

2. She sleeps 12 hours a night (FINALLY!!!)

3. She will smile any time you talk with her.

4. She likes her car seat – 4th child HAS to.
Car pool, ballet and piano… She goes to it all!

5. When Sam [...]

September 9, 2007

TEDDY BEAR PICNIC

The whole gang out front for the annual group shot

Elli’s bear, Emily, getting checked and bandaged
Sam loved every minute of the check-up

Our little Nevi worn out from the whole affair!
One of our favorite local events is the Teddy Bear Picnic. The kids bring their favorite bear for its annual doctor [...]

September 3, 2007

THE LAST DAYS OF SUMMER

Janie kept herself entertained for a long time with this silly sprinkler that I traveled to all four Targets to find, paid full price for, and then found on clearance in every store the following week. Even though, after one use, most of the squirmy things were dead, I still think it was worth [...]

September 3, 2007

NEW JEANS

Elli is a creature of habit. She finds something she likes to wear, and you might as well throw everything else away, because she’s not going to wear it (Hmmm, where does she get this trait? I’ve been known to buy the same pants or shirt in EB or Bass in every shade I can [...]

September 3, 2007

A Long Wait

My friend Joni says that you should ALWAYS have a toddler in your house: they may be trouble, but they are always good for a laugh or tender moment. I’ve notice that many of my blog entries are about him these days, but he is so hilarious, it’s difficult not to share!

On this particular day, [...]

September 3, 2007

BEWARE OF GRAPHIC NATURE!!!

Superman had a little accident Friday night. Luckily, Daddy has more of a stomach for such things than I do, and immediately took him to the ER (Which he eventually left due to a terribly long wait). Four hours later, with a sticky face, a belly full of sweets, and five beautiful stitches, he was [...]