Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Thursday, December 20, 2007
What if?
Vivian:
"What if there was a monkey in our house and he keeped washing the dishes too much?"
"What if there was a monkey in our house and he keeped washing the dishes too much?"
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
This is Levi asking Aunt Cristal to please make just one more stocking. And could it be even BIGGER than Vivian's?
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Put Away the Silverware
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Getting a Christmas Tree-Part Two
Another year of fond tree-finding memories! Hopefully next year there will be some snow!
Getting a Christmas Tree in Jonesboro
We have a picture of the girls for three years in a row drinking their cocoa on this porch after finding a tree. Next year we'll think of this place fondly.
There's Only One Vivian
On Not Matching: Notice her mittens. One Sunday at church I noticed Viv had one shoe on the wrong foot and one shoe on the right foot. I'm a little slow, but it didn't take me too long to figure out that this was unusual, even for a three-year-old. On closer inspection, I saw that one shoe was larger (one size too big for her) and the other was smaller (one size too small). Somehow The jumble of shoes she chose from that morning included two shoes of the same style and color, neither of which fits any child in our home right now. She didn't seem to mind, even with the one that was too small. Her primary teacher noticed and we laughed about it. After class we laughed even more when she showed me her coloring activity for the lesson--they were learning about being reverent and having quiet feet at church and they traced their feet onto construction paper. So we have an artistic reminder of a three-year-old with two left feet--reverent, I'm sure!
Viv: "Mom, what's a battle horse?" (I ponder an answer) Viv: "A battle horse is a horse with a bad saddle."
Mom: "What do you think daddy wants for Christmas?" Viv: "A boo-yah".
The next day:"Mom, what's a boo-yah?"
A Friend: "What do you want for Christmas?" Viv: "A diamond necklace of my own."
On MannersViv: "While I'm eating this you can make my chocolate milk mixed up wif da pink kind." Mom: "Can you say please?" Viv: "Uh-huh."
"My tummy hurts. I think I need a. . . . . hmmmm. . . . . . cookie!"
Another day after eating gummy worms: "My tummy hurts. I'm too sick for gummy germs."
And again, studying the mangoes I brought home: "Are these tormados?"
I can't wait to see what she's going to say next!
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Halloween 2007
Pick a pick a pumpkin from the pile
We can make his eyes and a great big smile
Pick a pick a pumpkin round and clean
Then we'll be ready for Halloween
A Halloween spelling story:
One night after the kids went to bed Daniel got creative with the soft wax in our orange pumpkin-pie scented candle. He wrote
"Happy Hollow Weenies".
I wonder if he suspected I'd report him to the general assembly of friends and family. Anyway, the next morning Elora was eating breakfast near the centerpiece candle and asked,
"Does dad even know how to spell Halloween?"
I just said
"Nope".
Monday, October 29, 2007
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
More Matching!
Saturday, October 13, 2007
Porter and Grady
Snuggly Viv
Friday, October 5, 2007
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