Henry's Cute Ad-Libs

On the way down the stairs today Henry said "these stairs are so deep".

Every time he shakes anyone's hand he says "nice to meet you sir" regardless of whether the hand he is hold belongs to a man or a woman.

My all time favorite: "I need to hold my mommy."

Henry's Second Birthday!

I'll let these shots just speak for themselves. I love my Henry!

My 29th Birthday!

Hello All! Sorry this post is so deplorably late. I turned 29 in February... but who's counting!?
Here are a few pics from that day: Here I am looking somewhat exhausted. Oh well. The cake was chocolate with mint chocolate chip ice cream inside. Yum!

Here is what Mom and Dad gave me: it is hanging up in a prominent place in our dining area. Love it!

I will get more pics up soon. It is so rare that I have internet access anymore that I try to take advantage of the rare opportunity!

Love you all!

Liz and Brian's new baby, Logan!

Mama Liz and Olivia getting to cuddle for the first time all day!
Brent getting some snuggle time with baby Logan.


Olivia and Nana admiring Logan.

Here is Olivia and Aunt Becky, Liz's sister.

Henry and Olivia are the best of friends!


Side note, Logan was born on Dec. 26, 2008.

Happy one month old Logan!

Christmas morning 2008

The basketball hoop and dump truck, and the fun hat Mommy made... This year we had Christmas morning at our house. It was so wonderful to relax and enjoy Henry's excitement!

So it's out of focus... oh well! It makes me smile.

What do I play with next??

Henry was such a joy! He played with everything he received.

Thanks for the Tonka truck Daddy!
I love it!

Our Halloween 2008

It's been a busy couple of months so I'd like to try to catch up a little on my blog while I have a chance. Here is my little Dino stomping around the living room and trying to get his candy out. Mommy's costume was a little zany, with that purple hair and all.

Not really sure what we were going for, but it was a fun look.

Do you see his eyes? "I wonder how much of this chocolate I can shove in my mouth before Mommy stops me?"

dressing up in warm winter wear

Henry knows what every toddler worth their salt always seems to know:

If you put on a funny hat, Mommy is required to take pictures. Moreover, if you dress up like a grownup and smile like a Cheshire cat, sometimes you get to stand up on rocking chairs and do other things you would ordinarily never be allowed to do.