Moments of Madness
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Thanksgiving Fun!
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. I think it is getting overrun by Christmas celebrations more very year. Yet, Thanksgiving remains pure and noncommercialized. Thanksgiving is about gratitude, and family, and food. It is amazingly simply and full of joy. I absolutely love everything about the entire weekend. I am not only grateful for an alarmingly attractive and understanding husband, I am grateful for my three intelligent, hilarious, and snugly kiddos... I can never get enough of them. They continuously amaze me. I am also grateful for our fabulous nanny, Whitney, who loves my children when I am away. This week, she traced the kids hand's, then made sugar cookies out of them. She brought them and had the kids decorate them as turkeys. How adorable?! They had a blast, and it was a great way to get this holiday on it's way!

Friday, August 20, 2010
Monday, March 22, 2010
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Spring has Sprung?
Spring seems to have arrived, but I have been fooled before. Either way, we really had fun playing outside yesterday. The kids could not get enough of it, they were having so much fun. Daxton kept telling me how awesome it was not to wear a jacket.
I can't believe how much they all change. I feel so old saying it, but time is flying by and they are growing too fast. If I believe in anything, it is the power of loving. And I love my children so much. Each in their own way, just like they are each their very own self. If it is possible to have opposites in three ways, that would be my kids. The more they grow and learn, the more they are learning who they want to become and how they want to be. I love watching them develop and guiding them.




I can't believe how much they all change. I feel so old saying it, but time is flying by and they are growing too fast. If I believe in anything, it is the power of loving. And I love my children so much. Each in their own way, just like they are each their very own self. If it is possible to have opposites in three ways, that would be my kids. The more they grow and learn, the more they are learning who they want to become and how they want to be. I love watching them develop and guiding them.
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