Hello to all! December is upon us, and I finally have some pictures again. I was sick last week and busy with Thanksgiving the week before....so pictures kind of took the back burner. And I still have tons of projects that I've thought of doing for Christmas :D I'm still thinking about them :D Still :D Ok, moving on.
Kay found the wet wipes and was gleefully ripping them out of the box, and very very pleased with herself. It brought to mind her sister Beka doing the same things at about this age, with a box of tissue. This once it was cute, next time won't be :)
Look, Mom, they came from here! Want to try? Oh and by the way, she is crawling all over the place, once she figured it out, she was off like a shot!
Awwww, how sweet, little sister with arm around big brother, who is helping her play a computer game. She's pretty good at it, but there are some things she just can't do. This is a rare moment, by the way, she and Greg don't always get along this well :P
It's the wild (but slightly updated) mountain man of Idaho. Argh!
I don't think I'll have to worry about Gap picking them up as child models. Note the socks on Beka :D
Bogey and Beka contemplating the snow, before they both went bananas and started running crazily around the yard! The cry came up early this morning, "It's snowy outside!" It was all I could do to hold them down to breakfast, they couldn't wait.
Greg, rolling around, of course.
My little snow bunny....
She's so cute!
Ending on a silly note.
That's all for now folks! Hope you are staying healthy and happy!
Oh, and the best news I almost forgot, Beka made a profession of salvation yesterday, she's been bugging us for a few months. We'd answer her questions, but mostly put her off, and she'd forget all about it. Lately thought, she became more worried about it, and yesterday, we just decided to let her get saved. She answered all the questions right, and prayed her own prayer, and seemed genuinely relieved! We're very happy!
Praise the Lord for allowing our kids to grow up in a Christian home, just pray that we do a decent job of raising them.
