Together

Look at that pretty little girl.

Crazy hair in the bath tub!

Plenty of cheeks to squeeze here.

Just hangin' out!

Washing baby's hair.

Our big girl can sit up all on her own now!

Playing!

How great are weekend mornings?

"Here sister, let me help you with that."

Look at those little feet!

Relaxing.

Who is that standing up in her pack n' play?

Silly Boy.

"She's got me, she's got me!"

Hands and knees, asking herself, "How do I get over THERE?"

Finally got a minute to post some pictures.

Some recent pictures of Noah and Rylee. Sorry I have not posted much since November, it has been a busy last few months! Hopefully there will be more up soon. We love you all.

Sled Ride

Noah and Rylee Going for a Sled Ride!

Noah's First Hair Cut

Well, we finally agreed that it was time for Noah to get a hair cut! It was getting quite long and we loved it but at the same time I think several of the neighborhood birds were scoping out his head as their prospective next home! It was time for a trim. He was not too happy about sitting in the barber chair at first, but after we distracted him with the squirt bottle he did great! I don't know why we were so hesitant to cut his hair...I guess that is something that big boys do, and we are not ready to accept the fact that our little guy is becoming a big boy faster than we could have ever imgained he would.

Just a Few...

Friday Afternoon

I took some photos of the big boy and little girl this past Friday afternoon as they played (Noah) and watched (Rylee). Rylee got a bit tired, growing is hard work! She found her fingers and was quite astonished by them. Noah played outside for a bit...the weather is really getting beautiful here now. Afterwards, he came inside and played cars on the stairs, he loves to line them up! It was a fun, slow Friday afternoon.

Noah on the Putting "Green"

Noah and I went to the driving and putting range yesterday after work. Noah showed me a few pointers on the putting green...most importantly how to celebrate after sinking a putt. After he made one (which he would place only inches from the cup), he would raise the putter above his head and yell "woo hoo" and then come and give me a high five. After we finished, he politely returned the flag stick to the pin...I love that guy!