Madie is the first baby we have had that loves to eat dirt! Jackson was too neat and clean—he doesn’t even like the sand at the beach. Reagan wasn’t interested, either…But here is Madie at the park on President’s Day—luckily I got there before she put that huge handful in her mouth—yuck!!
Jackson just began little league this month and he absolutely loves it! He is pretty good at it too! He can hit, catch, throw and his favorite position to play (at least this week) is shortstop. His games start next week and he can hardly wait! Here are some pictures--
To my Valentine:
Thank you for the most wonderful night. I can’t believe you made a $5 steak taste like $50 (I don’t think I have ever had a $50 steak—but I am sure that is what it tastes like)! You know how much I love food (not at all), but I devoured that huge steak—probably more steak than I have ever had in my lifetime! The asparagus, mushrooms, garlic cheese bread were all amazing! But, the best part was having you there with me—I was reminded again of how blessed I am to have you in my life and how precious our time is together. And the night was complete with our three greatest blessings there talking, whining, and trying to light the table on fire with the candle light. I sure love you!
I was giving Reagan a bath this morning and this is how our conversation went.
Ray: Mom….when is Jesus going to come to our house.
Mom: Well…We can feel Jesus near us and in our home when we are kind to each other, when we take care of each other, when we do the right things, etc..
Ray: But we can’t see Jesus.
Mom: No, Jesus is in Heaven, but we can feel Jesus near us…
Ray: Mom, we can smell heaven.
Mom: Oh Really? What does Heaven smell like.
Ray: A tub of Peanut Butter.
What a beautiful, wonderful imagination—I wonder what else goes on inside that cute and little head of hers.
We woke up on Saturday and decided to take the kids to the snow for an hour. It was only the second time that they have played in snow (I’m not a huge fan of being cold—that is why I live in SoCal). The mountains had something like four feet of snow—we found a little park with an open field—they played for an hour before they started crying about the cold (must have gotten that from me!).
Matt taught them how to make snow angels.
Throwing snow balls.
I had Madie so bundled up she couldn’t move her arms—remind you of a certain christmas movie?
The slide was filled with snow…
Jackson received a Barton Bear Award on Wed., Jan. 27th. He was so excited! He had a huge smile on his face the entire time! We are so proud of him!
It was a beautiful Southern California Day, lots of sun, a week of rain behind us, and we decideto head out to the Hidden Park.
I spent the majority of my time chasing after this one—she never stops moving!
