Monday, July 14, 2008

Bustin Mutton


Oli bustin some mutton. Least she had on her brain bucket when the mountain maggot stepped on her. The creature was fast! It made it all the way across the rodeo ground before our child came to her senses and let go. Good Job Olivia!

Saturday, July 5, 2008

Madelyn's blessing day




Madelyn, Lily, and Emery were all blessed today. Lily was born six days before Madelyn. It was a wonderful occasion. It was such a hot day, I think that it wore Maddie right out. It was great to see family and friends again. Thank you everyone for coming and supporting us. We love you.

Fourth of July



We had a great day hanging out with family. Uncle Bryce brought the climbing wall to the house and we had lots of fun playing on it. The girls were exhausted after a long day. We went to the parade, the fair, climbed on the climbing wall, had a barbeque and finished the night with fire works. Aubree, suprisingly, was afraid of them.



When we got home from church last week, Aubs went straight out to the backyard. When we found her, she was soaking wet. She didn't care that she was wearing her dress and shoes. She is defiantly our water baby. Olivia didn't quite understand why we were taking pictures of Aubree but wouldn't let her get into the water.

Friday, June 13, 2008

Irrigating






This is how you water your back lawn and entertain your children at the same time.

Madelyn's First Bath



Madelyn doesn’t exactly like taking baths. During her bath the other night, she screamed the entire time until Brad started to rinse her hair under the faucet. We were so amazed that she liked this, we didn’t notice the bath water filling up until it started to run over onto the counter and floor. It got the camera wet along with the entire kitchen.

You would think that we had never given a baby a bath befo
re. It was really funny. Madelyn was quite content after she was o
ut of the water and wrapped in a towel.

Our Biker Babe


Last Wednesday Olivia asked Brad to take her training wheels off. After a couple of hours out on the street Olivia came in and announced that she could ride without training wheels. I couldn't believe it, but sure enough, it was true. She is really pretty good at it. Last Saturday I took her to a bike rodeo safety day where she won her race. She is very proud of herself and tells everybody all about her accomplishment. We are proud of her too!