the beach
Kirsten takes photos at the beach, and I love them. We were there a year ago, and the beaches are amazing. See you in a couple weeks, Kirby! Love, Mom and Dad and Everybody
tim’s fifteen
We went out for lunch, and then over to Heidi’s for cake. The dog was ecstatic: This little peanut was so peaceful and sweet: Cake time! More cake tonight. This cake was supposed to go into the freezer. Well, somehow it ended up in the office fridge, not in the freezer. It was easy to
baby monday
Some girls came today, along with Dan’s kids, to spend time today. The house was a wreck. We didn’t care. He announced he was sick, and Dan said it was too much Little Debbie. Except he hadn’t eaten any. Kari said you might get diabetes from too much Little Debbie, but not a fever.
the last of the pictures
These two again, knee boarding: And this guy, right before the camera died: It was a great weekend, made possible by many good natured people. I love you all very much, Love, Mom aka Grandma, aka Val
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sunday skiing
The kids can knee board this year, and have been having so much fun with this. Now Dad’s going to ski. They’re all ready. This little girl stole her cousin’s sandals, and when I asked her about it, she was absolutely filled with remorse, as you can see: You crazy kids. Love, Grandma
saturday evening
Supper outside: Dan brought along their bounce house: It was a beautiful evening. Love, Val
have you ever bitten your grandma’s dog?
This is a tug of war that happened on the patio this morning. She really thinks her tiny baby teeth and little self can win over a hundred pound puppy who has giant spitty jaws? At some point, she got mad and bit the dog. Yes. She bit the dog on her front leg. (Elin
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pretty and sweet
Welcoming this little baby was a bit weird, as these emotionally hearty moments are. The oldest was born as a 16 year old. Her baby sister is a half-tamed savage. Confusion. That’s a fairly common state to be in around here. They took baths and dressed in matching clothes to celebrate. And then when we