"If you are still in the process of raising children, be aware that the tiny fingerprints that show up on almost every newly cleaned surface, the toys scattered about the house, the piles and piles of laundry to be tackled will disappear all too soon and that you will—to your surprise—miss them profoundly." Thomas S. Monson
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Cutie Pies
First day of preschool
So the kids have been in preschool for a while now, but I wanted to share these cute photos of their first day. Ellie and Jos both go to the same school twice a week in the mornings. They love it and Jos finally feels like a big girl because she gets to go too. I love their teacher and I hope she never stops teaching, because Noah and Andrew still have to go!



Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Andrew
So little Andrew is becoming, well, not so little. He is growing up so quickly! I love that he laughs and smiles and talks to me all the time. He also loves the jumparoo. He still isn't sleeping that well, but he is improving! I had his pictures taken last week and they are so cute. I will post them soon, but for now here are some other fun ones.



Taylor's first day of first grade
Taylor Lynn is growing up too fast. She is already going to school full time! I wasn't that nervous this year because her teacher is in our ward. Most of the kids in her class are in our ward too! It is so fun because us moms all know each other. Taylor is doing well and we both have adjusted to her being gone all day. She even walks to and from school, which is a big help to me. She walks with some of the neighbor kids and I can actually see her walk all the way. It is so nice living right behind the school. Here are some pics from her first day!


Goodbye boy boy
A few weeks ago, our family experienced a loss. Our cat Jesse was hit by a car and passed away. To be honest, Justin and I had talked about how we wouldn't be so sad to see our cats go, but when it really happend, we were sad! The kids called Jesse "boy boy" and he loved to play outside. He was an excellent hunter and unlike his sister, he never pooped on the carpet. He will be missed. Justin recovered his body and we buried him under the tree in the backyard. He even has a grave stone. The kids reacted differently. Taylor cried and drew a picture of him with our family, and we buried it with him. When we first told Ellie, she laughed and said, "Did his head come off?" But when she went with Justin to pick up the body, she was sad and cried. Jesse is survived by his sister Alice, or as the kids call her, "Girl Girl."

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