AGAIN!

Yep, she's at it again! Trying to sneak a sip of my coffee. Lauren loves drinking out of straws.

Let them eat...DIRT???

Lets face it, kids will normally eat anything once. Well, I guess that includes dirt! OK, I have to admit... Lauren has taken a special liking to my violets. After the 100th time of having dirt tossed all over the floor and seeing this (see below pic) I realized that some things are easier if you just move them out of reach than trying to explain why eating dirt is just plain yucky! Yep, she really will eat everything!

My little guy...

Carson started reading repetitive sight word books just before his 4th birthday. He is doing really well. He spends so much of his time deciphering words or spelling things to us. "Hey, M-o-m-m-y" or "I l-o-v-e y-o-u"...It is amazing to see him learning so quickly & to absolutely love learning. Today he came to me and said, "Mommy, I read this, 'No more raindrops'."
He makes me proud every day...

Summer fun...

Just a little slide show to entertain you....of course of my two little ones...I think Daddy might even pop up in a couple of pics!

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My angels..

One of my favorite things to do is take pictures of my children. I absolutly love this one. My new favorite. I have a few others I will post in a slide show soon. I am working on some pictures of Lauren like the ones I had taken of Carson at the same age. Black and white is my favorite. You can't see the contrast of their eyes as well in this one, but in color it is really amazing.

Just like Mommy...

I caught Lauren with my drink from Starbucks the other day...Wow, she is just like me!!! Anyone who knows us, knows we love Starbucks! She cried when I took it away from her. No caffeine for you little one!

Girls & hairbows

Nana made this hair bow holder for Lauren. Isn't it adorable! I had seen them online for a small fortune...Lauren just loves it. We can't wait to fill it up with all of her bows....Having a girl is definitely different from having a boy! Who knew hair bows needed a place of their own.
Thank you, Nana!