
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Wrapped around her pinky
When she cries at night, Kyle jumps up out of bed as if he's been up the night waiting for her. It's so very sweet.
Aidan and Ethan always fight over her holding their pinky.
Usually one of them holds her in their lap while sitting down and
the other has Elise hold grip their pink.
I can see how she calms them even for just a moment.
This image for ingrained in my mind.
Monday, December 13, 2010
Shhh, beauty sleep in progress
The best part about being a parent of a new born is taking naps together.
Little Elise sound asleep while her super hero brothers fly through the house making fighter jet noises.
I thought I was getting away with a photo shoot until the phone rang and woke Elise up. This was the first and last shot of the session.
Here's our sleeping beauty once she is well rested. All calm and oh so pretty. I love capturing the changes in her features as she grows.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Lemon Aid
Megan, Tess, Lila, Daniel, Aidan, Ethan, Helena, Tommy, Grace
Can you tell I am playing catch up?
Many picture file folders are sitting on the computer waiting to apear on the blog.
Here's just one set of them.
In July Aidan, Ethan and many freinds held a Lemon Aid stand which raised a whopping $44.
The kids got to vote which charity the funds went to.
It was a 60/40 split between the nature center's gardening program and the animal shelter.
Thanks to Ethan (who only wanted to eat cookies and sell tattoos)
we operated a one stop refreshment and tattoo parlor.
These gals are so much fun.
Miss. Sandy and Miss. Donna came by to surprise the kids.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Friday, December 3, 2010
Elise
Aidan asked to hold her right away.
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Old Mine Park
Last summer I intentionally kept my boy at home, to myself so we can cherish e-v-e-r-y moment together. Aidan and Ethan are of the age where the option to send them off to week long summer camps were very enticing. Especially since I was pregnant and could use the additional rest. This post is of one of my favorite mommy days walking through Old Mine Park. We never make it further than the wooden bridge. The slight incline on the other side of the bridge was a terrific ramp. I love how brotherly they are. How the pictures I took that day captures their bountiful energy.
"But first you have to be three"
"And you need to be really, really good at the wood bike like I was"
"world's BEST Brother"
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