Men At Work

What can I say, they like their tools and even the baby got in on it.

Mommy's Boys

Mommy's little ball player.
Mommy's little pilot.

My snuggle boys.

I got the tie to stay on just long enough to snap a picture and haven't seen it since.

This was a pirate ship.

Upgraded seat on the red car. I was surprised no injuries came from this one.

Eight Weeks & New Blankies

The little one posing with his new blankie.

Baby is starting to smile!

But he's still as innocent as can be.

Okay boys, open your mouths! I couldn't have planned this but it happened. I actually didn't notice their identical facial expressions in the next two pictures until I was loading them on the computer. Too funny.

Now show me big grins.

Garden Lights

This is going to be a new family tradition. At these gardens they put up light displays that look like actual plants. I think my favorite was the grave vineyard. It was all beautiful and Jacob talked about it for days.

There were some animals as well as plants. You can see these butterflies. There was also a monkey, frog, spider, peacock and alligator.

They also had a snow scene set up in this historic home. It's the only snow we've seen this year apart from the Sunday before Thanksgiving when it snowed a little but didn't stick.

Six Weeks

Okay, this picture was supposed to be at the end. This was Jan 1, baby is seven weeks and taking his first bottle. This made for one very happy mommy. Look it's Daddy feeding both the boys. Man, he's good.

Our set of blocks got bigger for Christmas and Daddy's new quest is to build a tower to the ceiling. He's come pretty close a few times but this is the only one I have a picture of. It's really funny to watch the little man push it over and it crashes everywhere.

Surprise picture

I promised this little one if it stopped raining he could go out and swing. The date was Dec 28.

When I stopped pushing him he found his own way to swing.

This was six weeks old. He's grown out of the newborn size and is into the three month. It's been fun to see him grow.