Friday, October 3, 2008
Chocolate
We had (I really hope that past tense is correct) mice in our house. We caught two and haven't seen signs of anymore. However, the little pests made some big messes in the short time they were around. First it appears they had a sweet tooth since they ate Ray's marshmallows. But worse, they were addicted to chocolate. They ate holes into EVERY SINGLE BAG of chocolate chips we had. I was not happy when I discovered this. However, I may use this knowledge against mice in the future and bait traps with chocolate chips. :-)
Friday, September 26, 2008
Ruby's Seat, the Answer
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Ruby's Seat
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Already...
One day as I was busy doing things around the house while my children were playing, I noticed that it got very quiet. "My children are only ten months old," I thought to myself, "they can't have already figured out to be quiet when they're getting in trouble. Right?" But, just as a precaution, I headed off to discover their whereabouts. This is what I found:
Lil's afghan and yarn all over the floor and two girls, very quietly, fighting over my afghan book. I guess they have figured it out already. Needless to say, my crochet basket is no longer in the living room. Instead, a toy basket now sits where my crochet basket used to live. And, since Lil's afghan is no longer located where I can see it, it will probably never get finished. Sorry, Lil. (Just doing my part to make sure you move up here.)
As a related story, my children love the wastebasket. They especially love to empty the wastebasket. I usually stop them before they get too far, but on this occasion, they had the whole bag out and trash around the floor. Luckily it was mostly just junk mail. It could have been much worse. In the first picture you see their "caught" looks.
But is there any remorse? Oh, no, it's all fun and games.
Lil's afghan and yarn all over the floor and two girls, very quietly, fighting over my afghan book. I guess they have figured it out already. Needless to say, my crochet basket is no longer in the living room. Instead, a toy basket now sits where my crochet basket used to live. And, since Lil's afghan is no longer located where I can see it, it will probably never get finished. Sorry, Lil. (Just doing my part to make sure you move up here.)As a related story, my children love the wastebasket. They especially love to empty the wastebasket. I usually stop them before they get too far, but on this occasion, they had the whole bag out and trash around the floor. Luckily it was mostly just junk mail. It could have been much worse. In the first picture you see their "caught" looks.
But is there any remorse? Oh, no, it's all fun and games.
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Cuteness
I just heard Cora laughing and looked over to see what was so funny. She had a blanket and was playing peek-a-boo with herself in the mirror. So cute.
Hobbies

While we were at Grandpa & Grandma's house, the girls loved the swing. Well, Cora loved it from the start. Ruby was a little hesitant the first try. But she liked it the second time around.

Cora loved Shag (the rocking horse). She started rocking as soon as I put her on. I've never seen a baby figure out a rocking horse that fast. But she has always liked to rock.
Friday, September 12, 2008
Cora's Hairstyles
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