Madelyn was 9 months old & standing while holding on...
Helping herself to some cereal...
Well hello there! I 've made a promise to myself that I'm going to get caught up on this, my family blog. And since I am just almost OCD about it...I can't just make myself skip ahead to present day. LOL.
But seriously, I'm going to try to blow through the last year as quickly as possible to keep our family lives documented chronologically. And I must say, a lot of important events happened over the last year that I want to share. :) So here it goes...
Another long, drawn-out story by Lindsay at 11:01 PM 0 comments
Here's the collection of photos from March that I just can't help but share...
I'm loving this little dress on Madelyn
Another long, drawn-out story by Lindsay at 11:55 PM 0 comments
Labels: 4 years old, 6 months, Madelyn, Mason, random
Warning: Longest post ever containing random pictures from the month of December that I just have to share while getting caught up on blogging!
Also, I just want to point out that our camera has a pretty big flash and it always makes Madelyn's poor little eyes get really big right before the picture is taken~ and sometimes she makes really funny faces!
Check it out~I finally finished that last canvas picture in the nursery a few months ago! (The one on the left-it's a nest with eggs)
LOL! This picture makes me laugh!
Learning to read with his new v.reader
Mason loved playing with this electric train set his great grandma got him!
Another long, drawn-out story by Lindsay at 10:02 PM 0 comments
Labels: 3 months, 4 years old, Madelyn, Mason, random, siblings
Just before Thanksgiving, I saw this plastic chicken leg in Mason's play shopping cart & just had to have a little fun with Madelyn. She was just beginning to be able to grasp things at the time, so I put it in her hand. She did try to eat it, of course, and I decided to call it a turkey leg in the spirit of Thanksgiving!
Another long, drawn-out story by Lindsay at 10:18 PM 0 comments
Labels: 2 months, food, Madelyn, random, Thanksgiving