A Day at the Spa

Before the warm relaxing bath.

What a grand time this is.

Now for the hair fixins.

Look at me I am all prettied up now.

Winter Fun

We recently had a nice amount of snow.  Then it warmed up and the snow started to slide.

Just before it fell off the roof it was about a two foot over hang.  Some of the ice cicles were even at 45 degree angles.

We had some friends visit after Thanksgiving and since all the snow melted we went to the mountains to go sledding.

We all had fun.

Some fun shots. . .

1 Month

It is hard to believe Tylynn is already 1 month old.

She is smiling, talks alot and is quite the wiggle worm.

Her 1 month stats:

weight - 8 lb 8 oz

length - 22 in

And she is growing by leaps and bounds.

Pie

Tate has been busy this fall selling popcorn for Cub Scouts.  Because he sold so much he was able to choose a leader he got to throw a pie at.

And of course he had fun doing it, at least more fun than the leader that got 4 pies in his face.

We hope everyone had a happy and safe Thanksgiving Holiday, to everyone from our little "turkey butt."

Hockey and 2 Weeks

It is that time of year again. . .Hockey time!

Actually Tate started hockey the week before Tylynn was born, but had his first game this weekend.

Go #18

 Tylynn is doing great.  Sleeping, eating and pooping, what babies do best :)  But we do get some fun times when she is awake and alert.

Here she woke up from a nap half out of her clothes, and wasn't all too happy about it either.

Bright light or camera shy.

Just a fun shot.

Fall Project

So this is a project we started before baby arrived. 

We all helped out, some more than others (me).

Working up high.

And inside.

And this is the closest to finished picture I got, but it is finished!

Halloween

The boys enjoying the slimmy insides of the pumpkins.  Then onto their creativity.

Tylynn showing off the handy work of dad and big brother.

And big brother was an FBI agent, here to keep his little sister safe from all the bad guys.

Nap time in the swing.

Random. . . .and this was a little cake that the hospital made for us before we left.