Thursday, December 10, 2009
Gingerbread House
The boys decorated their gingerbread house and had a lot of fun doing it. Gambit ate a lot more candy than he put on the house. They are so proud of it and love to pick off the candy to eat.



Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Fun with Cousins
It's a lot of fun to put all the empty toy bins in the pack 'n play and jump around in there. Who needs real toys anyway?
Monday, December 7, 2009
Painting
I've always wanted our front entryway painted so it's warm and inviting when we come into the house. We finally got around to it over Thanksgiving week. Painting 17 foot high ceilings is no picnic, but I just let Antonio take care of that part.

Wednesday, December 2, 2009
YOU can make a difference!
I have a friend, Bianca, who is an amazing mother to three beautiful daughters. Her youngest, Linden, was born last year with Down Syndrome. She is such an adorable and wonderful little girl and her mother gives 110% to all her children.
Bianca has set a goal to raise $20,000 for Reece's Rainbow, an organization that helps find international children with special needs (particularly Down Syndrome children) forever families.
If you want to make a difference, if you need a charity to give to, or if the stories of these children just tug at the heartstrings a bit, please consider giving whatever monetary donation you can afford. The lives of these children could be drastically altered, for good or bad. Around age 4 these special needs kids are moved from an orphanage to an institution. Where, unfortunately most die within the first year there. There doesn't seem to be a shortage of families who are willing to adopt these children, but international adoption can be very costly, and with the cost of medical needs of these children as well, it can be too much.
Check out her blog and progress (and a link to Reece's Rainbow) at http://www.joeandbianca.blogspot.com/.
Bianca has set a goal to raise $20,000 for Reece's Rainbow, an organization that helps find international children with special needs (particularly Down Syndrome children) forever families.
If you want to make a difference, if you need a charity to give to, or if the stories of these children just tug at the heartstrings a bit, please consider giving whatever monetary donation you can afford. The lives of these children could be drastically altered, for good or bad. Around age 4 these special needs kids are moved from an orphanage to an institution. Where, unfortunately most die within the first year there. There doesn't seem to be a shortage of families who are willing to adopt these children, but international adoption can be very costly, and with the cost of medical needs of these children as well, it can be too much.
Check out her blog and progress (and a link to Reece's Rainbow) at http://www.joeandbianca.blogspot.com/.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Canned Butter
Friday, November 13, 2009
Ninja's 5th Birthday!
We had a party for Ninja to celebrate his 5th birthday! This kid is just awesome. He's smart, funny, articulate, and loving (when he wants to be). I'm so proud of the little man he's become, and I'm excited for what the next 5 years will bring. Happy Birthday, Ninja! Daddy and I love you so much!






Tuesday, November 10, 2009
It just feels good....
I just feels good when you are 13 weeks pregnant and you still fit into your jeans purchased from the Girls section of Target. Boy, what a self esteem booster.
This weeks cravings: Egg McMuffins and Grilled cheese with that fake american cheese.
This weeks cravings: Egg McMuffins and Grilled cheese with that fake american cheese.
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