Thursday Thoughts

A thought for the day:

Is is just me, or does she just keep getting cuter?

Getting big

This little girl is learning how to sleep in her own bed:




Isn't she cute?



After I took these pictures I thought about how this big boy use to sleep in the same bed:



Wowza. Time flies when you're having fun.

So sweet

I'm pretty sure Harrison is the sweetest little boy on the face of the planet.

Peter usually puts Harrison to bed, but since he's in Austin I was in charge tonight. Before I left his room we had the following conversation (all of which took place with his arm on my shoulder):



Harrison: "Mommy, why daddy is gone doing his working, while you are sleeping in your bed and you get to be so that you are not cozy anymore I will come in your room and get in your bed and take care of you so that you could be cozy again."

Me: "You will take care of me?!"

Harrison: "Yes, with a hug."



Come on people... Tell me that doesn't melt your heart. LOVE that boy.

Back to Blogging

This blog in 2011 is going to be

LEGEN...







(wait for it)







DARY.




LEGENDARY.
(2 points if you can correctly name the origin of that quote)


I plan on updating it on a regular basis. (It's one of my New Year's Resolutions :)

It will include mostly pictures and stories about these two cuties:

But what's new? You're gonna love it.

Boo to You

Harrison was SO excited about Halloween this year. He was very quick to decide that he wanted to dress up as Woody from Toy Story, and he had to look EXACTLY like Woody from Toy Story. Harrison is a man with a plan.

Thankfully I talked him out of the Disney store costume (hello?? 40 bucks for a jumpsuit that looks like jeans and a yellow shirt? seriously??) and convinced him that we could buy all of the pieces separate. He has a Woody action figure that he would show me on a daily basis to let me know what we needed: A hat, a vest, a sheriff badge, a bandanna, a belt, and boots. Every time we picked up an item he let me know, "We still need..."

When we finally got all of the different parts we tried it on, just to be sure it matched up with his action figure. We went down the list, hat - check, vest - check, boots - check... When I announced that he looked just like Woody and that he was a perfect match with his toy he was all grins for about 30 seconds until he realized, "Oh no... I don't have a pull string..."

Only Harrison would realize that his Woody costume didn't have a pull string. No worries, we added one.

Here is our little Sheriff Woody:


Yee-haw Cowboy!!


After Harrison decided that he would be Woody, he assigned each of us our Halloween costumes: Peter was to be Buzz Lightyear, Bridget was Jesse, and Mommy was given the role of Bullseye (the horse?! Lucky me...). Well, poor Harrison has lame-o parents that don't dress up, but we did make Bridget Jesse and that seemed to count for something.

You've never seen a little Jesse as cute as this one:


I mean seriously. She is CUTE.


Aunt Amy made Bridget's costume. AWESOME. Amy, we got so many compliments on this costume. It was so. ridiculously. cute. Thank you, thank you, thank you for making it. We LOVED it. Just look at the back:


SO DARLING. Amy, you are amazing.



More to come about our Halloween activities, but in the mean time,


Happy Halloween, ya'll!

Baby girls are FUN.

Bridget, my love...


(2 months old)

you are a good sport.



Thanks for letting your momma deck you out in bows, headbands, and hats with flowers. Do me a favor and don't get sick of it any time soon, okay?

Better luck next time

Cute matching outfits just beg for a photo shoot.



We tried in the front of the house, but it was just too sunny.




So we moved to the backyard.

It was all downhill from there.




You don't even want to see the other shots.



I really adore these outfits.
I WILL get a cute picture of these two wearing them if it's the last thing I do.

I hope it happens before it snows.



Stay tuned.