pictures

Since my last post was rather wordy, I decided this post should be less wordy and more picture-y :). I hope you all enjoy.

This is how Julianne generally fells about Brooklyn grabbing ahold of her. Trust me. She's gets grabbed a lot.

If you recall, I mentioned that there was a birthday party the night that Brooklyn woke up spotted. This is the cake from said birthday party. Yes, my husband is amazing. You can all be jealous now :). BTW, it is 3-D. He made Mickey's snout out of extra cake :).

Click to enlarge...I told you she woke up spotted. I was a little freaked. Whew. Thank goodness it was just an allergy.

These are the nights I think we should move Brooklyn to the top bunk. Jon is reluctant. I feel bad for her, though.

Mason's 3rd (and final) birthday party with all the other kids who had a birthday at that time. He got his very own cake at this extravaganza. Carole made him a rocket ship out of fondant
He was content.

Why hold your milk with your hands when your teeth work just as well? It also works well for crawling. Just in case you were wondering.

Presents from bday party #3. This dump truck goes on its own and pulls the tractor on the trailer. Mason LOVES it!

Mason out on the ice. I don't know why, but all of the sudden he won't let us pull him on the sled. He just gets all bundled up and sits on the sled and watches. He doesn't want to skate or sled. He just sits there. Oh well. Whatever.

Julianne enjoyed it, however. She was content to go around and around. I enjoyed pulling her. She would just lay there until you smiled at her and then get a huge grin on her face :).

Notice Mason in the background. Just sitting. On the sled. His seat must be a sled.

Brooklyn was brave enough to go past the smooth patio. She went around the trees a couple times. She's a brave little toaster...

And, Finally, the Valentine's Tea. If you ask Jon and his siblings, the Valentine's tea was a yearly torture that they endured ALLL through elementary school. I think all 7 of them have some horror story to tell. Brooklyn, however, found it rather enjoyable. She got to wear a fancy dress. She could sit wherever she wanted, by whomever she wanted. They gave her an eclair and some candy and then she got to dance. She was content.
She did actually sit by a boy, but I forget his name. I love helping in her classroom just so I can watch her interact. It's so fun!

Well, I hope that satisfies the picture craving for a while. I'll try to be better about being a regular blogger :).