Caleb Update 08/11/09

• Caleb said "Moma" for the first time today.
• Caleb ate 3/4 of a large hot dog (with a bun) two weekends ago.
• Caleb knows how to climb stairs
• Caleb loves to play outside with dad, he especially loves to help mow the lawn. Today Dad went out to mow the lawn and Caleb screamed and screamed until Dad came and got him.

Once There Was A Snowman - Conner's First Imaginary Friend!!!

The Snowman, Conner's imaginary friend, is the newest edition to our family. This snowman has special powers, he never breaks a sweat or starts to melt. He plays with us at home, at the park, and even in the car. The snowman is even put in "bummer time" when he hits, yells, or throws food. Conner even loves to help the snowman use the potty. To use the potty, Conner helps the snowman pull down his pants, he then lifts the snowman onto the potty, and even helps the snowman "aim". Tonight Conner was frantic because the Snowman's pee-pee was all over the bathroom, we had to get rags and clean it up! We love our imaginary Snowman friend!

Once there was a snowman, snowman, snowman
Once there was a snowman who loved the Conner-man

Conner likes to play with him
play with him
play with him

Conner likes to play with him
all day long

Summer Fun at the Sprinkler Park

A couple weeks ago my friend took some cute cute pictures of my kiddos at the sprinkler park. They are simply too cute... I must share :)











I know I have been doing a lot of picture posting the last couple of days... just "trying" to get organized :)

When We're Helping We're Happy

We are almost done painting.... just one more wall to do.

We are grateful for our little helper :)

"When We're Helping We're Happy and We'll Sing as We Go"

Conner is Awesome

"Conner is AWESOME!"
Said by Conner himself...

and I totally agree.

Enjoying the Simple Things

"Through all of living have much joy and laughter,
life is to be enjoyed, not just endured."

- Gordon B. Hinckley

Small Things

"Enjoy the little things in life,
for one day you may look back and
realize they were the big things."
Antonio Smith