Zoë and her funny sleep spot

Now more crazy sleeping. I guess you can tell when I actually get out the camera. It's when I think it's really funny.

There has been a couple of times when Zoë goes missing. It is usually in the afternoon and for those times we have found her in Britton's bed or Cheyenne's top bunk. She has often fallen asleep there. So, if Zoë goes missing and does not answer her usual, "uhhhh?" then we have to search, and I have come to learn she has usually just fallen asleep somewhere. Well this time Kenny found her, amazing that she did. Zoë is in what we refer to as the, "blanket closet". Nice mess I know. SO...here she is on the middle shelf. I don't have a clue how she got up there anyhow but it sure was funny!

The Girl's Valentines

This year I thought I'd try my hand at making cute valentines for the girls to hand out at school insted of buying lame ones. I think it worked out really well. I think they are adorable!

Taloonez

Hannah calles Talon, Taloonez and isn't he just sweet! He is 6 month's old and we just adore him. I got in trouble at the doctor because he is so small. He just weighs 12 lbs. I think I have fattened him up in the past week though. The doctor prescribed Neosure, the 100 calorie a ounce formula. Talon we ♥ you!

Rock Band!

Rock Band is a super fun game. We got it for Christmas this year and it is such a blast for the whole family. Everyone can play. Super fun!

New Years 2009 Scrappy Page

This was my attempt to include most of my kids on a page from our events on New Years Eve 2009. The money everywhere is a Latin tradition, if you hold money in your hand when the clock strikes midnight you will have good fortune in the new year. Sounds fantastic to me!

What is on the mind of a breastfed baby....

Mr. Talon's Thoughts on Visiting Baby Oliver

Hummmm...soft....

I will take a small taste....

Pretty good!

REALLY GOOD!!!

What if I go in for more?...

So far so good....

FANTASTIC !!!

Sun Pillar

These are some really cool pictures Greg took at Farmington Bay. It's called a Sun Pillar.

Dictionary explanation: A sun pillar is a vertical shaft of light extending upward or downward from the sun. Typically seen during sunrise or sunset, sun pillars form when sunlight reflects off the surfaces of falling ice crystals associated with thin, high-level clouds.

It only lasts for a minute or so. I can't believe Greg actually had a camera!