Jaren - 5 months already?!

Here is my BABY! Already 5 months? I can't believe it!

Now I Can't Stop!

I think it was our beach trip in October that started it. Jeri, Casey and I were shopping at Carter's in Lincoln City, and we found the most adorable matching reindeer sweaters for Christmas. (for Evan and Jaren) Now, almost every clothing store I go to, I look for anything that matches - 12 month size, and Boys size 6. I can't help myself! I just think it's too cute - and I know I won't be able to do this for much longer.


Christmas Reindeer sweaters

"Big Brother" & "Little Brother"

"Small But Intelligent" pajamas

"Groovin" monkeys

Egg-cellent Project

Add a bunch of crayon shavings to wax paper, iron to melt, then adhere between two sheets of paper cut into an egg shape. What do you get? A fun project and Easter decoration!

The Best Medicine...

...for Mommy, anyway. Hearing baby's first laughs.

And some cute photos of my growing boys. I think they're starting to look more alike!

Oh My Stars!

My Grandma used to say that when I was little. But when I was little, I'm sure we didn't have these COOL glasses....

I Won!

Look what I got! (I sound like a kid, huh?) I was recently involved in a very long e-bingo game. There were 100 movie titles, of which we all chose 50 and kept those to ourselves. Once all of our 50 choices were posted (1, 2, or 3 per day) - the first to call out "bingo" won. And it was me! To keep with the movie title theme, I thought this prize was AWESOME!! It included a Blockbuster gift card, a giant micro popcorn bucket, and assorted candies to go with (all of which are my favorites. How did she know??) So creative, Jeri!!! :)

Calendar Suggestion

Every morning, the first thing he does when he wakes up is ask me, "Is today a school day?" I mentioned this to Evan's preschool teacher this week, so she suggested I make a calendar and color code the days he has school. So, within about 5 minutes (and an excuse to use my Cricut) I made this little March calendar for Evan! The days in pink are school days. Every night, we'll have him cross off the day we just completed, and when he wakes up in the morning he'll know whether or not he has school. Why didn't I think of this before??